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Volume 21 (2009): Issue 1 (Mar 2009): Beyond Orientalism; Texting the Victorian East. Guest Editors: Julia Kuehn and Tamara S. Wagner

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Introduction
- Introduction
  
  Beyond Orientalism; Texting the Victorian East
  
  By: Julia Kuehn and Tamara S. Wagner
  
  Pages: 1–3
Articles
- Oriental Interests, Interesting Orients
  
  Class, Authority, and the Reception of Knowledge in Victorian Women's Travel Writing
  
  By: Muireann O'Cinneide
  
  Pages: 4–23
- Touring the Dead Lands
  
  Emily Eden, Victorian Famines, and Colonial Picturesque
  
  By: Pablo Mukherjee
  
  Pages: 24–38
- Women Travellers in the Malay Archipelago and the Malay Fiction of Joseph Conrad
  
  By: Robert Hampson
  
  Pages: 39–58
- 'Not Yet . . . Not There'
  
  Breaking the Bonds of Marriage in E.M. Forster's A Passage to India
  
  By: Alison Sainsbury
  
  Pages: 59–73
- Turkish Robbers, Lumps of Delight, and the Detritus of Empire
  
  The East Revisited in Dickens's Late Novels
  
  By: Grace Moore
  
  Pages: 74–87
- God and His Doubles
  
  Kipling and Conrad's 'The Man who would be King'
  
  By: Kaori Nagai
  
  Pages: 88–102
- Lord Jim
  
  A Character in Search of a Plot
  
  By: Katherine Isobel Baxter
  
  Pages: 103–117
Poetry
- Poetry
  
  By: Matt Simpson and Thorn Gruin
  
  Pages: 118–119
Reviews
- Reviews
  
  By: George Parfitt and John Lucas
  
  Pages: 120–127
Notes
- Contributors
  
  By: Katherine Isobel Baxter, Robert Hampson, Julia Kuehn, Grace Moore, Pablo Mukherjee, Kaori Nagai, Muireann O'Cinneide, Alison Sainsbury and Tamara S.con Wagner
  
  Pages: 128–130

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