Vol 14 (2018): Journal of Stevenson Studies | Journal of Stevenson Studies

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Published: 2018-11-25

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Journal of Stevenson Studies 14

Front Matter

Front Matter
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Editorial

Editorial

Roderick Watson, Linda Dryden

1-4
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Articles

Toing and froing in Stevenson’s construction of personal history in some of the later essays (1880-94)

Lesley Graham

5-17
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‘The strangely fanciful device of repeating the same idea’: chiasmus in Robert Louis Stevenson’s essays

Ivan D. Sanderson, Mark J. Sanderson

18-46
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The enigma of Katharine de Mattos: reflections on her life and writings

Hilary J. Beattie`

47-71
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The early reception of Robert Louis Stevenson in Poland

Ilona Dobosiewicz

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‘The valley was as clear as in a picture’: landscape as an ideological tool to come to terms with Scottish identity in Stevenson’s Kidnapped

Nathalie Jaëck

90-109
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‘We all belong to many countries’: alternative geographical imaginations in Stevenson’s Californian writing

Harriet Gordon

110-138
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Reading the ‘sea runes’: hermeneutics in ‘The Merry Men’

Flora Benkhodja

139-155
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The strange case of the creeping man

Douglas Kerr

156-170
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Revisiting the ‘chambers of the brain’: Stevenson’s ‘A Chapter on Dreams’ between Poe and Wilde, with Sherlock Holmes

Jean-Pierre Naugrette

171-185
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Ancient, wild, indigenous: Stevenson’s bagpipe nation

Morgan Holmes

186-207
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Robert Louis Stevenson’s annotated Wordsworth: a complete transcript

Trenton B. Olsen

208-217
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Contributors

Contributors

218-221
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JSS Notes

222-231
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