MHRA Publication

⌂ See also the home page of the Legenda book series Studies In Comparative Literature

In order of: Series
Title
Author
Subject
Date (oldest first)
Date (newest first)

Published November 1997
	Breeches and Metaphysics: Thackeray's German Discourse S. S. Prawer Studies In Comparative Literature 1
Published July 2007
	Wanderers Across Language: Exile in Irish and Polish Literature of the Twentieth Century Kinga Olszewska Studies In Comparative Literature 12
Published December 2008
	Henry James and the Second Empire Angus Wrenn Studies In Comparative Literature 14
Published April 2010
	Turning into Sterne: Viktor Shklovskii and Literary Reception Emily Finer Studies In Comparative Literature 18
Published May 2011
	The Art of Comparison: How Novels and Critics Compare Catherine Brown Studies In Comparative Literature 23
Published May 2013
	The Realist Author and Sympathetic Imagination Sotirios Paraschas Studies In Comparative Literature 28
Published September 2013
	Iris Murdoch and Elias Canetti: Intellectual Allies Elaine Morley Studies In Comparative Literature 29
Published March 2015
	Samuel Butler against the Professionals: Rethinking Lamarckism 1860–1900 David Gillott Studies In Comparative Literature 32
Published September 2017
	Sublime Conclusions: Last Man Narratives from Apocalypse to Death of God Robert K. Weninger Studies In Comparative Literature 43
Published September 2020
	Mary Shelley and Europe: Essays in Honour of Jean de Palacio Edited by Antonella Braida Studies In Comparative Literature 55
Published July 2021
	Fragments, Genius and Madness: Masks and Mask-Making in the fin-de-siècle Imagination Elisa Segnini Studies In Comparative Literature 56
Published April 2022
	From Puppet to Cyborg: Pinocchio’s Posthuman Journey Georgia Panteli Studies In Comparative Literature 40
	Words Like Fire: Prophecy and Apocalypse in Apollinaire, Marinetti and Pound James P. Leveque Studies In Comparative Literature 50
Forthcoming March 2025
	Rethinking the Human in the Darwinian Novel: Zola, Hardy, and Utopian Fiction Niall Sreenan Studies In Comparative Literature 51