Vol. 2 No. 1 (2008): Special Issue: "Swing Your Razor Wide...": Sweeney Todd and Other (Neo)Victorian Criminalities

Articles

• Editor's Note

  Marie-Luise Kohlke

  i-vii

• Introduction to ‘Swing Your Razor Wide...’: Sweeney Todd and Other (Neo-)Victorian Criminalities

  Benjamin Poore, Kelly Jones

  1-16

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• Scarlet Carsons, Men in Masks: The Wildean Contexts of V for Vendetta

  Ellen Crowell

  17-45

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• The Victorian Criminal Underworld and the Musical Carnivalesque

  Scott Freer

  52-77

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• Hyde and Seek in an Age of SurveillanceStevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and the BBC’s Jekyll

  Anna Lepine

  78-102

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• Re-Viewing the Situation Staging Neo-Victorian Criminality and Villainy After Oliver!

  Benjamin Poore

  121-147

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Creative Pieces

• The Angel

  Lee Jackson

  46-51

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• Who Killed Cock Robin?

  Lucy Sussex

  103-120

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Reviews and Review Essays

• “The Autobiography … of a Neo-Victorian”: Review of Philip Davis, Why Victorian Literature Still Matters

  Daniel S. Brown

  148-152

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• On the Turn: Review of Penny Gay, Judith Johnston, and Catherine Waters (eds.), Victorian Turns, NeoVictorian Returns

  Mark Llewellyn

  153-158

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• Worlds unto Themselves: Review of Carina Burman, The Streets of Babylon; Elaine di Rollo, The Peachgrowers’ Almanac; and George Mann, The Affinity Bridge

  Marie-Luise Kohlke

  159-178

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• “Posthumous Productivity”, Political Philosophy, and Neo-Victorian Style: Review of Paul Ginsborg, Democracy: Crisis and Renewal

  Mark Llewellyn

  179-186

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• Announcements: CFPs, conference notices, & forthcoming projects and publications of interest to neo-Victorian scholars

  187-197

• Notes on Contributors

  198-200