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The first comprehensive look at the religious significance of this century's contemporary English literature, this... Read More >>
This book demonstrates how Chaucer uses the Bible in The Canterbury Tales as an authoritative literary source and... Read More >>
Mining unexplored discourses of pain in New England literary texts, this book shows how pain was central in shaping... Read More >>
The first book-length exploration of femflash fanfiction and its implications for wider fan communities, this text... Read More >>
Extends the field of translation studies and theory by examining three radical science-fiction treatments of translation,... Read More >>
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The Hera-Zeta Chronicles allows you to take a peek into the concept of As Above So Below through the life and work... Read More >>
Ebook available to libraries exclusively as part of the JSTOR Path to Open initiative. This book examines joy... Read More >>
Irish Culture and Partition, 1920–1955 is the first study of the impact of partition on the culture of Ireland.... Read More >>
An exploration of contemporary speculative fiction’s power to intervene in the social, political, and environmental... Read More >>
The first systemic analysis of time travel as a narrative device in literature and pop culture, drawing on readings... Read More >>
Groundless Noir: Ontology and Latin American Crime Fiction explores the dominant noir moods of precarity and uncertainty... Read More >>
The first in-depth study of the dark side of worldbuilding, exploring the connection between speculative imagination... Read More >>
A popular novelist and literary blogger answers those who claim the classics are too difficult, too problematic,... Read More >>
For readers who loved Lord of the Flies, The Maze Runner, and Station Eleven In a harsh world without history,... Read More >>
The Reader introduces Anglophone audiences to the original theoretical writings and poetry produced in Ukraine from... Read More >>
This new theory of reader response describes ""perverse attachment,"" or the powerful desire to intervene in a story,... Read More >>