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Vol. 18 No. 18 · 19 September 1996
Thomas Laqueur
Sites of Memory, Sites of Mourning: The Great War in European Cultural History by Jay Winter. Cambridge, 310 pp., £12.95, September 1996, 0 521 49682 9
Letters
D.O. Endall, L.C. Laming, Alan Brownjohn, Timothy Gura, Michael Mason, William Goodman, Gerald Weissmann, D.L. Simms, Eric Thompson, Neil Forster, Gerald Noonan, Joe Hurst
David Harsent
Poem: ‘The Makers’
Fritz Stern
The Nietzsche Canon: A Publication History and Bibliography by William Schaberg. Chicago, 297 pp., £29.95, March 1996, 0 226 73575 3
Adam Phillips
Revenge Tragedy: Aeschylus to Armageddon by John Kerrigan. Oxford, 404 pp., £40, April 1996, 0 19 812186 5 Why Does Tragedy Give Pleasure? by A.D. Nuttall. Oxford, 110 pp., £20, June 1996, 0 19 818371 2
Charles Wheeler
‘You’d better get out while you can’
Adam Mars-Jones
The Cinema of Isolation by Martin Norden. Rutgers, 385 pp., $48, September 1994, 0 8135 2103 3
Andrew Delbanco
Our Vampires, Ourselves by Nina Auerbach. Chicago, 238 pp., £17.50, November 1995, 0 226 03201 9
Richard Drayton
Kew: The History of the Royal Botanic Gardens by Ray Desmond. Harvill/Royal Botanical Gardens, 466 pp., £25, November 1995, 1 86046 076 3
John Mullan
The Correspondence of Thomas Warton edited by David Fairer. Georgia, 775 pp., $85, September 1995, 9780820315010
John Bayley
Is Heathcliff a Murderer? Puzzles in 19th-Century Fiction by John Sutherland. Oxford, 262 pp., £3.99, June 1996, 9780192825162
Stephen Smith
Diary: At the Dingle Derby
Edward Luttwak
The Mother of All Conventions
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