Visions and Revisions

Contents: Agnieszka Romanowska: «Something to act out on a stage»: Theatrum Mundi in John Donne's Poetry - Ewa Mlynarczyk: Alfred Tennyson's Visions of the Otherworlds and the Vocation of the Poet - Jacek Wisniewski: Ecocriticism and Romantic Ecology: Gilbert White and John Clare - Aleksandra Kedzierska: War as Encounter: The Christmas Truce 1914 - Monika Kocot: Trickster Discourse: The Figure of Whittrick in Edwin Morgan's Writing - Anna Walczuk: Art in the Poetry of Elizabeth Jennings - Grzegorz Czemiel: Visual Displacement and Shifts of Tone: On the Transformative Powers of Poetry in Recent Collections by Sinéad Morrissey and Zoë Skoulding - Jerzy Jarniewicz: Words, Pictures and Windows: From Alberti to Derek Mahon - Philip V. Allingham: Re-Reading Great Expectations and Re-Thinking Its Genres: The Programmes of Illustration from 1860 through 1910 - Aleksandra Tryniecka: The Bakhtinian Polyphony of Voices in Wilkie Collins's The Woman in White - Aleksandra Krajewska: The Vision of Brotherhood of Man in Charles Kingsley's Novel Alton Locke - Marlena Marciniak: The Strange Case of Mr. Paul Ferroll, A Gentleman and Murderer: The Victorian Vision of Gentlemanliness Revised - Katarzyna Sokolowska: The Dionysian in Virginia Woolf 's Between the Acts - Andrzej Slawomir Kowalczyk: «Destructive delight»: Conceptual Blending in Charles Williams's Vision of Satanic Rituals in War in Heaven - Jacek Mydla: Revisiting the Gothic Plot: Past-Oriented Suspense in Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca - Anna Kedra-Kardela: The Gothic Space Revisited - Barbara Klonowska: Re-Visioning of the Romance Convention in the Novels by Sarah Waters - Marta Komsta: Mother London: Peter Ackroyd's Three Brothers - Marcin Sroczynski: «Doomed Queens» in a Changing Environment: Andrew Holleran's and Alan Hollinghurst's Literary Visions of Gay Clubbing Communities - Wojciech Nowicki: How It Was, How It Is: Literary Histories across the Decades - Kornelia Boczkowska: New Perspectives in the U.S.

Grzegorz Czemiel, Justyna Galant and Marta Komsta are Assistant Professors at the Department of English Studies, Maria Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin, Poland.
Anna Kedra-Kardela and Aleksandra Kedzierska are both Associate Professors at the Department of English Studies, Maria Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin, Poland.