Issues

Romanticism on the Net publishes two issues per year (Spring and Fall), with new articles made available on a rolling release basis. Since its founding in February 1996, the journal has published a series of open issues and guest-edited special issues.

• Issue 82 – Black Studies & Romanticism
• Issue 80-81 – Materialising Romanticism
• Issue 79 – Scotland’s Coastal Romanticisms
• Issue 77-78 – with a special cluster – India and Britain: Romantic-Era Interactions
• Issue 76 – Romantic Futurities
• Issue 74-75 – Romanticism, Interrupted
• Issue 72-73 – with a special cluster on John Clare
• Issue 71
• Issue 70 – Recollecting the Nineteenth-Century Museum
• Issue 68-69 – Robert Southey
• Issue 66-67 – The Two Darwins
• Issue 65
• Issue 64 – The Andrew Lang Effect: Network, Discipline, Method
• Issue 63 – Television for Victorianists
• Issue 62
• Issue 61 – Coleridge and his Circle: New Perspectives
• Issue 59-60
• Issue 57-58 – Romantic Culture of Print
• Issue 56
• Issue 55 – Victorian Studies and its Publics
• Issue 54
• Issue 53 – Materiality and Memory
• Issue 52 – Science, Technology and the Senses
• Issue 51 – Modelling the Self: Subjectivity and Identity in Romantic and Post-Romantic Thought and Culture
• Issue 50
• Issue 49 – Interdisciplinarity and the Body
• Issue 48 – Victorial Internationalisms
• Issue 47 – From RoN to RaVoN (Romanticism and Victorianism on the Net)
• Issue 46 – Romantic Spectacle
• Issue 45
• Issue 44 – The Gothic: from Ann Radcliffe to Anne Rice
• Issue 43 – Lord Byron’s Canons
• Issue 41-42 – Romanticism on the Net 1996-2006: Celebrating Ten Years of Online Publishing
• Issue 40
• Issue 38-39 – Transatlantic Romanticism
• Issue 36-37 – Queer Romanticism
• Issue 34-35 – Opera and Nineteenth-Century Literature
• Issue 32-33 – Robert Southey
• Issue 31
• Issue 29-30 – The Transatlantic Poetess
• Issue 28
• Issue 27 – Romantic Labor / Romantic Leisure
• Issue 26
• Issue 25 – Religion and Romantic (Re)Vision
• Issue 24
• Issue 23 – Romanticism and Sexuality
• Issue 22
• Issue 21 – Romanticism and Science Fiction
• Issue 20
• Issue 19 – New Texts and Textual Scholarship in British Literature, 1780-1830
• Issue 18 – Romantic Couplings
• Issue 17 – After Romantic Ideology
• Issue 16 – Romanticism and its Others
• Issue 15 – Romantic Parody
• Issue 14
• Issue 13
• Issue 12 – British Women Playwrights around 1800: New Paradigms and Recoveries
• Issue 11
• Issue 10 – On Romanticism, the Canon, and the Web
• Issue 9 – Lyrical Ballads, 1798-1998
• Issue 8 – Matthew Lewis’s The Monk
• Issue 7 – Romantic Anthologies
• Issue 6
• Issue 5
• Issue 4
• Issue 3
• Issue 2
• Issue 1