Literary studies: general books

In The Classroom and the Crowd, Al Filreis reflects on his decades of experience as a founder of participatory literary...  Read More >>

A collection of interdisciplinary critical essays examining the political and aesthetic practices of Martinican...  Read More >>

From a celebrated critic, a heartfelt and adventurous reflection on the art of writing about art  Read More >>

""Explores how twenty-first century Nigerian novels engage with Christianity as a locally rooted aspect of postcolonial...  Read More >>

In The Classroom and the Crowd, Al Filreis reflects on his decades of experience as a founder of participatory literary...  Read More >>

This book explores the importance of contemporary Canadian literature as a kind of nuance-making machine in a world...  Read More >>

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Investigating the origins of theatre in archaic Rome Theatre was an integral part of Roman civic, religious and...  Read More >>

Tracing the influence and impact of Plato's Timaeus-and its major themes, creation and beauty-through the centuries...  Read More >>

This book highlights the efforts of contemporary writers of ""meatfiction"" to balance postmodern innovation with...  Read More >>

This sixth volume of the Letters of Dr Charles Burney covers the years 1810-1814, when he died at the age of 88....  Read More >>

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Close Reading and Its Alternatives provides an up-to-date history of the literary and analytical technique and philosophy...  Read More >>

Presenting the first-edition text of Far from the Madding Crowd for the first time since its 1874 publication, this...  Read More >>

Close Reading and Its Alternatives provides an up-to-date history of the literary and analytical technique and philosophy...  Read More >>

Geometries of Empathy offers a new take on the contemporary Anglophone novel through the much-contested problem...  Read More >>

This UGC NET/JRF course material, compiled by Prof Abha Bhadwaj Sharma, is divided into three parts. Part 1 covers...  Read More >>

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This book represents the first substantial text examining the nature of Cotton Famine poetry, which responded to...  Read More >>

Modeling a new way of writing the past while experiencing ourselves more fully in time, Maia Kotrosits offers a...  Read More >>

Introduction to the Attribution of Literature describes the first unbiased and accessible authorship attribution...  Read More >>

Eliot’s career was influenced by concrete historical and biographical circumstances who played a decisive role as...  Read More >>

In Sensibility, originally published in 1986, Janet Todd charts the growth and decline of sentimental writing as...  Read More >>

In ""Blind, Lame, and Paralyzed,"" author Alander Pulliam delves into the profound truths behind the spiritual and...  Read More >>

This UGC NET/JRF course material, compiled by Prof Abha Bhadwaj Sharma, is divided into three parts. Part 1 covers...  Read More >>