Waugh without End

Contents: J. V. Long: The Consolations of Exile: Evelyn Waugh and Catholicism - Donat Gallagher: The Humanizing Factor: Evelyn Waugh's «Very Personal View of Providence» - Patrick Query: Catholicism and Form from Hopkins to Waugh - Christine Berberich: «All gentlemen are now very old»: Waugh, Nostalgia and the Image of the English Gentleman - George McCartney: Helena in Room 101: The Sum of Truth in Waugh and Orwell - Robert Murray Davis: Evelyn Waugh's Audiences - Alain Blayac: Evelyn Waugh, Biographer - Maria Luisa Lázaro: Emma Bovary's and Brenda Last's Reception: The Affective Fallacy - Dan S. Kostopulos: Mexico Imagined: Robbery Under Law and the Lessons of Mexican Travel - Ruth Breeze: Places of the Mind: Locating Brideshead Revisited - Carlos Villar Flor: Textual Indicators of Characterisation: A Narratological Approach to Brideshead Revisited - Roberto A. Valdeón García: The Spoken and the Unspoken: The Homosexual Theme in E.M. Forster and Evelyn Waugh - Cristina Flores Moreno: Dialogue Between E. Waugh and G. Greene: Two Different Approaches to Art and Religion in Brideshead Revisited and The End of the Affair - Patrick Denman Flanery: Brideshead Re-Positioned: Re-Ma(r)king Text and Tone in Filmed Adaptation - Ma Eulàlia Carceller Guillamet: Religion and Reconciliation in Helena - Alan Munton: Evelyn Waugh's Sword of Honour: The Invention of Disillusion - John Howard Wilson: «Not A Man For Whom I Ever Had Esteem»: Evelyn Waugh on Winston Churchill - José Díaz-Cuesta/Mar Asensio Aróstegui: Fatherhood: A Way to Sanctity in Bill Anderson's Adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's Sword of Honour - Gabriel Insausti: Fictionalising Memory: Waugh's A Little Learnig.

The Editors: Carlos Villar Flor is a tenured lecturer at the Universidad de La Rioja. He has published academic articles on Evelyn Waugh, Graham Greene, Flann O'Brien or Kazuo Ishiguro and the monograph Personaje y caracterización en las novelas de Evelyn Waugh (Logroño, 1997).
Robert Murray Davis has written and edited ten books about Evelyn Waugh (Brideshead Revisited: The Past Redeemed, Evelyn Waugh and the Forms of His Time, among others). In recent years he has turned to the writing of memoirs (Mid-Lands: A Family Album; A Lower-Middle-Class Education) and of books and essays about the American West and about Central Europe.

«The book is a most valuable contribution to Waugh criticism and really worth reading.» (Friedrich-K. Unterweg, Archiv für das Studium der neueren Sprachen und Literaturen)