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Introduction: Apparitions of Paper
1. Distraction in America: Paper, Money, Poe
2. Off the Map: Stevenson's Polynesian Fiction
3. Transatlantic Connections: "Paper Language" in Melville
4. The Paper State: Collective Breakdown in Dickens's Bleak House
5. Pretending to Read: Hardy's The Mayor of Casterbridge Afterword: The Novel Collective
Notes Selected Bibliography Index Acknowledgments
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John Cutajar
reviewed Paperwork on January 06, 2008
Paperwork
Super great chapter with a close reading of Merchant of Venice in terms of money. As a literary theorist, not only does he have great conceptual readings of Merchant, he has also read surprisingly broadly across the Shakespeare cannon (reference to 2 HVI, Cymbeline, 2HIV, are frequent in footnotes). Much respect.
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