March 2014
DICKENS QUARTERLY
March 2014
Volume 31 Number 1
CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE 3
ARTICLES
Joel J. Brattin: “Notes . . . of Inestimable Value”: Dickens’s Use (and Abuse) of an Historical Source for Barnaby Rudge 5
Darcy Lewis: Melancholia and Machinery: The Dystopian Landscape and Mindscape in Hard Times 17
Jessica A. Campbell: “Beauty and the Beast” and Great Expectations 32
Joanna Robinson: Digitalizing Dickens: Adapting Dickens for the Bicentenary 42
REVIEWS
Paul Schlicke on: Malcolm Andrews, Dickensian Laughter: Essays on Dickens and Humour 62
John O. Jordan on: Daniel Tyler, ed. Dickens’s Style 64
Chris Louttit on: Juliet John, ed. Dickens and Modernity 67
Florence Renault Bigo on: John J. Glavin, ed. Dickens Adapted 70
David Paroissien on: Peter Rowland, Dickensian Digressions: The Hunter, the Haunter and the Haunted; and on Christine Alexander, ed. with Donna Couto and Kate Sumner, Charles Dickens: The Bill of Fare, O’Thello, & Other Early Works 73
NOTICES 77
THE DICKENS CHECKLIST - Clare Horrocks 83
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