Sidney Journal, 13:2 (1995)

Articles and Notes
	JENNIFER RICHARDS The Art of Being Persuaded: Rhetoric and Effeminacy in Philip Sidney's Old Arcadia	3
	PETER G. PLATT Admiration, Commiseration, and Gilden Roofs: Wonder and Uncertainty in Sidney's Arcadia	14
Symposium
	Editing and Publishing Renaissance Texts: A transcript of the Panel Debate sponsored by the Sidney and Spenser Societies at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, May 5, 1995 CHAIR: Arthur F Kinney (U of Massachusetts, Amherst) PANELISTS; Victor Skretkowicz (U of Dundee), Thomas P. Roche, Jr. (Princeton U), Margaret P. Hannay (Siena C), William Oram (Smith C), Josephine A. Roberts (Louisiana State U). And Contributions and Discussion from the Floor	23
Book Reviews
	VICTOR SKRETKOWICZ Gary Waller. The Sidney Family Romance: Mary Wroth, William Herbert, And The Early Modern Construction of Gender	54
	SUSANNE WOODS Jean R. Brink, ed. Privileging Gender in Early Modern England	60
	MARY ELLEN LAMB Louise Schleiner. Tudor and Stuart Women Writers	62
	JEROME S. DEES Rosemary Kegl. The Rhetoric of Concealment: Figuring Gender and Class in Renaissance Literature	66
	RICHARD SCHELL Jon C. Crawford. Anglicizing the Government of Ireland: The Irish Privy Council and the Expansion of Tudor Rule, 1556-1578	71

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