Journal of Anglo-Italian Studies : volume 8

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Table of Contents:

- From Leon Battista Alberti to Jane Austen via Giacomo Leoni and BBC Drama: John Woodhouse

- Absence, Desire and the Female Other in Petrarch and Wyatt: Gloria Lauri Lucente

- Mary Shelley, Anglo-Italicus: Female Self-Assertion and the Politics of Distinction: Maria Schoina

- Presence and Absence in Byron's The Prophecy of Dante: Valeria Tinkler-Villani

- Enchantment and Disenchantment: English Romantic Visions of Italy: Manfred Pfister

- 'A Freak of Freedom:' British travellers to the Republic of San Marino: Maurizio Ascari

- Leigh Hunt in Italy 1822-1825: Nicholas Roe

- 'Walking in the footsteps of the Illustrious Dead:' Nineteenth-century Travellers in Southern Italy: Sharon Ouditt

- Authenticating Italy: Poetry, Tourism and Browning's The Ring and the Book: Christopher M. Keirstead

- 'A real picture of natural and feminine feeling?' Anna Jameson's Diary of an Ennuyee: Kate Walchester

- 'Fashioned from His Opposite:' Yeats, Dante and Shelley: Michael O'Neill

- D. H. Lawrence and the Sicilian myth of Persephone: Peter Vassallo

- Angels and Vagabonds: Breaking through Barriers in the Anglo-Italian Encounter: Sally Collins

- 'Dark juxtaposition' - D. H. Lawrence, Verga and Cultural Difference: Michael Cronin

- Writing the familial past: historical and personal memoir in Sicily and England: Political and Social Reminiscences, 1848-1870 by Tina Scalia Whitaker: Giorgia Alu

- The Romance of Anglo-Italian Studies: Brief Fictions of Francesco Marroni: Allan C. Christensen