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General Issue
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Several essays in this general issue of Mosaic attempt to retrieve silenced or oppressed voices in Shakespeare’s Troilus and Cressida, James Joyce’s Ulysses and Herman Melville’s Redburn. Other essays make sense of troubling content and themes such as suicide, representations of war, and George Orwell’s 1984.

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Several essays in this general issue of Mosaic attempt to retrieve silenced or oppressed voices in Shakespeare’s Troilus and Cressida, James Joyce’s Ulysses and Herman Melville’s Redburn. Other essays make sense of troubling content and themes such as suicide, representations of war, and George Orwell’s 1984.

Legitimacy in Interpretation: The Bastard Voice in Troilus and Cressida.

Peter Hyland
The Werther Effect: The Esthetics of Suicide

Tobin Siebers
Le Retour au Pr?oedipien: Salammb? et Le Rejet du Patriarcat

Aouicha Elosmani Hilliard
Social History and the Politics of Manhood in Melville's Redburn

Joyce A. Rowe
Figuring the Absent Corpse: Strategies of Representation in World War I

Allyson Booth
"Hungry man is an angry man": A Marxist Reading of Consumption in Joyce's Ulysses

Trevor L. Williams
Chaos versus Contingency Theory: Epistemological Issues in Orwell's 1984

Alexander J. Argyros