Volume
74, Number 2, Spring 2005
guest editors: linda hutcheon and caryl clark
Back by Request: Editors'
Introduction
Articles
Peter Grimes: The Loner
vs the Town
On the Margin of Sea and
Society:Peter Grimes and Romantic Naturalism
Alan Bewell
Peter Grimes and the Rumour
of Homosexuality
Allan Hepburn
Benjamin Britten: Inventing
English Expressionism?
Paul Kildea
Why Wagner?: Die Walküre
Wagner's Ring, North-by-Northwest
Roberta Frank
After the Revolution: The
Ring in the Light of Wagner's Dresden and Zurich Projects
Barry Millington
What does Wagner Want? Thoughts
on an Aesthetic (and Ideological)Vocabulary
David J. Levin
Die Walküre and Modern
Memory
Michael P. Steinberg
Falstaff: The Maestro
Takes on the Bard
Two Ways to Tell a Story
Alexander Leggatt
Shakespeare's Falstaff:
'The cause that wit is in other men'
Jill L. Levenson
Falstaff and the Culture
of the Hunt
J. Drew Stephen
The Plays of Art Are for
a Playful Art: History, Puzzles, and Play in Verdi's Falstaff
Laura Basini
Verdi's Last Laugh: Parody
as Late Style in Falstaff
Linda and Michael Hutcheon
Obesity and Diet in the
Nineteenth Century: Framing Verdi and Boito's Healthy Falstaff
Sander L. Gilman
