Melbourne Critical Review, Issues 33-35

Alasdair MacIntyre argues become bioethics Blacatz Boswell calls character claim collaboration conception concern contemporary context conventions cultural Daniel Deronda deconstruction Deronda Derrida Dickens dimension discourse Dombey dread Edith Emily Brontë emotional English essay ethic of care ethical example experience fact feel feminist fiction films Foucault George Eliot Gulliver's Gwendolen hermeneutical historicism horses houyhnhnms human idea imagination individual inspiration interest James Boswell Johnson kind language literary criticism literature Lolita London Lyrical Ballads MacIntyre Mary Shelley means Middlemarch moral Nabokov narrative narrator nature notion novel Oxford particular passion pathography patient perhaps person philosophical poem poetry poets political possible practices principle question reader reading relations responsibility Richard Rorty Rorty Rorty's Samuel Johnson seems sense sexual social action socio-political story suggests sympathy theory things thought tradition truth understanding University Press woman women words writing Wuthering Heights yahoos