Critical Quarterly

Article	Citations
The Buffer of Hedges	6
Lessing's Legacy Explored Through Her Personal Archive	2
Good Times, Bad Times	2
The Boilerplate World	1
Notes on contributors	1
Editorial: Distant Voices/Still Lives	1
A Letter on Decolonising the curriculum	1
Aphorism as Narrative Method: Assessing John Berger's G.	1
2021: How Film Festivals and Women Will Defeat COVID‐19	1
Putin ~ Culture: Introduction	1
Berger in Picasso’s Red Period	1
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Care	1
Learning to Look: Berger’s Lessons	1
‘We Talked about Solitude’: Katherine Mansfield, Virginia Woolf, and Affective Bonding	1
Parsing Time in the Lyric	1
Bowing to a Cloud	1
Avant‐Garde Difficulty and the Shape of Claudia Rankine's Poetic Career	1
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Notes on contributors	0
On growing up with ‘America’	0
Defined As	0
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‘Too Straight’ for Fiction: Christopher Hitchens and No One Left to Lie To	0

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The Art of Precarity	0
The Solitary Mind in the Anatomy of Melancholy	0
Neither Centre nor Periphery: Rethinking Postcoloniality through the Perspective of Eastern Europe	0
Christopher Hitchens and ‘The Press as Opposition’	0
A fortunate Man: The Story of a Country Doctor	0
Poland's Other Pope: Re‐appreciating Maria Janion	0
CONTRE‐JOUR	0
Animal	0
Consorting	0
‘Notebook Literature’: Virginia Woolf and Marion Milner	0
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Oh, Mr Hitchens!	0
Gothic and Racism – A Review	0
Curious George	0
At Last Someone is Saying It	0
CRIQ 62:5 – Abstracts	0
Objectivity and the historian: Beyond the fried egg test	0
Russia's New Patriotic Tresh	0
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Passionate	0
Unfinished interview with Terence Davies	0
Assimilation	0
Between desire and uncertainty: Tomorrow Sex Will be Good Again by Katherine Angel	0
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The London Consortium and Me: Memoir of an Experiment in Doctoral Education	0
First, Catch Your Peasant: A Critical History of the Peasantry in British Food Writing via John Berger, Elizabeth David and Patience Gray	0
The Sweet Shop and the Toy Shop: Consumption, Sign and Play in the Confectionery Industry	0
Directing Follies at the National Theatre	0
Editorial, CQ 64.1	0
Sondheim and Weidman’s unintended trilogy	0
Objectivity in the age of story	0
Notes on contributors	0
On vernacular capitalist‐iconic‐democratic‐neoliberal‐concrete‐territorial‐automotive assemblages: Gods in the Time of Democracy by Kajri Jain	0
Notes on contributors	0
T.S. Eliot, Post‐War Geopolitics and ‘Eastern Europe’	0
Notes on contributors	0
Sri Lanka	0
Escaping the Magic Kingdom: Berger, Bacon, and the Pinocchio Problem	0
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Gull Island	0
Afterword to the Critical Quarterly Special Issue ‘Peripheral Europes’	0
Can History be a Science?	0
John Berger, Time Traveller	0
White	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Quiver	0
Editorial	0
Mrs Gulliver's Travels: Minor‐Character Elaboration in Theory and Practice	0
‘To Save a Likeness’: Berger on Drawing & Resemblance	0

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The Clinch	0
In the Bargain Bin	0
Crossing of Crossings	0
Affliction’s Lonely Hour	0
From The Far Side of Paradise	0
Editorial	0
Chapters from an Abandoned History of English Literature	0
Failing Better: Inauthenticity, Collusion and the Politics of Truth	0
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Thirty Years with Mark Cousins	0
Poetic Licentiousness and the Destitutions of High Culture	0
“It’s Fucking Obvious!”	0
A Psychoanalysis of Milk: The Case of Alfred Hitchcock	0
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Caspar David Friedrich and Iconographies of Religious Feeling	0
Laura Marcus (7 March 1956–22 September 2021)	0
Indolence	0
Nice Is Different Than Good	0
Theorising from the European South: Italy, Racial Evaporations, and the Black Mediterranean	0
Politics, Letters and the Novel of Ideas: Doris Lessing's Archive	0
‘A reasonably sheltered position’: Marion Milner, David Jones, and the location of art writing	0
John Berger’s Knowledge, or Listening in to the Voice of the (Female) Image	0
Foreswearing the Anthropocence	0
Atheism in the Grand Scheme of Things	0
Dear Hitch	0
Prediction Machines	0
What is Amateur Film?	0
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Beyond the Barbershop: Berger, Turner and the Inner World	0
So What: Musings about the Method	0
Safe	0
Editorial	0
Entitled	0
CHE	0
Key Tendencies of Auteur Cinema in the Putin Era or Sleep, Dear Country!	0
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‘Cucumber sandwiches that repeated’: Loneliness and melancholia in Elizabeth Taylor's Mrs Palfrey at the Claremont	0
Stress: A Keyword for Today?	0
That Funny Money‐Man: A Hundred Years of Harmonium	0
Intelligence	0
Producing Terence Davies—A short memoir	0
When/And	0
‘It might as well be Stephen’ essays in appreciation of Sondheim	0
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The Humanities and the University: a Brief History of the Present Crisis	0
The Rescue Plot: Maritime Encounter and the Borders of Europe	0
Syntax as Punishment: Joy Williams’s Reckonings	0
Introduction: Marion Milner: Modernism, Politics, Psychoanalysis	0
Notes on contributors	0
‘It is money we are looking for’	0
Notes on contributors	0
Waiting for the Rainbow: Poems	0
‘Action […] real and effective’: Marion Milner and ‘Expressive Action’	0
Editorial	0
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The Challenge of Ambivalence: Hitchens on Orwell	0
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Solitude, Psychological Science and the Cold War Imagination	0
On Moving Showstoppers: Stephen Sondheim’s ‘I’m Still Here’, There and Everywhere	0
Keywords: Decolonise	0
‘I Can’t Breathe’	0
Editorial	0
Editorial	0
‘Shut Your Eyes and See’: Time, Ekphrasis and Enargeia in James Joyce's Ulysses	0
‘Boris’	0
Jean ‘Binta’ Breeze Claimed Madness, Rainbow and Song	0
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A Revolution of the Screw: Peripheralising Europe	0
Notes on contributors	0
Berger and the Disappointment of Zoos	0
Bills of Mortality: Poems	0
‘Redeeming the body’: Embodiment and the ‘other’ in the work of Marion Milner	0
The Ecstasy of Messaging: Coleridge's Natural Telegraphy	0
Macro‐Historicism and Micro‐History in Contemporary Russian Cinema	0
You	0
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The London Consortium: a Personal History	0

Six Moscow Yarns	0
Criticizing Sondheim	0
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Challenging	0
Issue Information	0
Creative critique	0
On the ‘Hitchslap’	0
Revaluations	0
Streaming: The World of Endless Amusement	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Editorial	0
Notes on contributors	0
Errata to ‘Parsing Time in the Lyric’	0
Terrorist	0
From messianic subjectivity to immaculate objectivity: An etymology	0
Living with Sondheim	0
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The London Consortium Courses, 1996–2012	0
Beyond Theory of the Lyric	0
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Bluffing	0
The Success of The Success and Failure of Picasso	0
Capitalism and autocracy	0
Poetry	0
Calling Out	0
An Irish Childhood in the City of London	0
Lyric Over‐Hearing: Wordsworth’s Intent to Steal	0
Introduction: Peripheral Europes	0
The London Consortium: a Select Bibliography	0
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Five Poems	0
Lessing's Early Letters: A Prolific Personal Voice	0
A Surface Reading of Vladimir Nabokov	0
Christopher Hitchens: Let's Riot On	0
Habeas Corpus? Cultural Keywords, Statistical Keywords, and the Role of a Corpus in their Identification	0
On Data, Media, and the Deconstruction of the Administrative State	0
Cathedral of Power: Battersea Power Station in Dystopian Visual Culture	0
‘The Unconscious was Another Word for Inspiration’: Adam Phillips on Marion Milner	0
List of illustrations	0
Reality Winners	0
Inclusive	0
Reading Closely with Your Voice: Under Milk Wood on the Radio, in the Afterlife	0
Decisions to leave: a semi‐fictional essay	0
To the Anxious Humanities Scholar	0
The Real Age of Newspapers: Hitch, the Vanity Fair Years	0
Assault on Freedom	0
Metaphors of Transcendence in John Berger’s A Seventh Man	0
Witch Hunt	0
Living in a World of Pain	0
‘Yours truly saying with an invisible voice’: W. S. Graham's Smalltalk	0
Inside/Outcast	0
Friendship’s Death at Cannes, July 2021	0
Reality Television’s ‘Open Lie’	0
From Hard Slavic Endings to Making Things Possible: The Political in Saša Stanišić's Prose	0
Notes on contributors	0
My back door to Sondheim	0
‘Art Isn’t Easy’: Making Musical Theatre in Sunday in the Park with George	0
Deliver	0
The shaping of character: The classics as a remedy for cultural despair in Victorian England	0
Introduction: Solitudes Past and Present	0
‘The Ladies Who Lunch’, Again and Again	0
‘A problem to be faced about history’: Marion Milner on holiday	0
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Editorial	0
Do You Speak Franglais? The hotchpotch of languages in Henry V	0
Notes on contributors	0
A Line around a Think	0
Sondheim’s Puzzles	0
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Matter	0
‘A poet of human nature’: Marion Milner’s William Blake	0
Censorship in Russian Cinema: Ten Years of ‘Work‐in‐Progress’	0
Pronouns: we/us/our	0
Athwart Culture: The Putin Power Vertical	0
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