Literary studies: general books

Humour in Times of Confrontation: 1901 to the Present examines the various and surprising ways in which humour has...  Read More >>

Since 1923 the Sammlung Tusculum has published authoritative editions of Greek and Latin works together with a German...  Read More >>

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Ali Benmakhlouf, Montaigne et l'enumeration - Luc Sautin, Usages du mimetique. Fonction du portrait dans les...  Read More >>

Samantha Caretti, Collaborateur, suiveur ou deserteur ? Prosper Merimee dans la campagne romantique Daniel-Henri...  Read More >>

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The objective here is to read contemporary literature in light of the issues raised by the anarchist ontologies...  Read More >>

Words can kill in Balzac's world. Like an arrow, the trait d'esprit (witticism) has to hit its target, and to...  Read More >>

This book approaches the prolific critical activity that took place in the Hispanic 19th century, both in Europe...  Read More >>

Journalist, editor, critic, translator, and women’s rights advocate, Margaret Fuller was America’s first major female...  Read More >>

As they disrupted not only territorial organization but also conceptions of the city and urbanity, the Parisian...  Read More >>

Ellen Tucker Emerson and Edith Emerson Forbes, the daughters of Lidian Jackson and Ralph Waldo Emerson, grew up...  Read More >>

This book explores connections between narrative forms and social history. It will appeal to readers interested...  Read More >>

This book is aimed at students, researchers, and general readers who are interested in Irish literature and writing...  Read More >>

Through extensive Romance Languages archival and field research, this book challenges eurocentric notions of World...  Read More >>

Examines humility as theologically central to the Comedy. Canto by canto, Teubner demonstrates the many means by...  Read More >>

Words can kill in Balzac's world. Like an arrow, the trait d'esprit (witticism) has to hit its target, and to...  Read More >>

The objective here is to read contemporary literature in light of the issues raised by the anarchist ontologies...  Read More >>

This book explores human-machine interaction in Japan, providing a new focus on how and in what form people build...  Read More >>

Journalist, editor, critic, translator, and women’s rights advocate, Margaret Fuller was America’s first major female...  Read More >>

Ellen Tucker Emerson and Edith Emerson Forbes, the daughters of Lidian Jackson and Ralph Waldo Emerson, grew up...  Read More >>

A compact and informative guide to the ways in which the changing world of the early seventeenth century was understood...  Read More >>