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King Arthur legends spark enduring debates about leadership, love, and community, weaving medieval texts with modern... Read More >>
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A collection of works by early modern men writing in women's voices. This anthology gives students and scholars... Read More >>
Graphic War introduces graphic border poetics to the field of comics, which enables a methodological response to... Read More >>
Argues that Shakespeare's plays are dramaturgically misogynist and that surface-level interventions cannot remediate... Read More >>
Offers the first full-length study of Cicely Saunders' idea of 'total pain', providing a fresh perspective on the... Read More >>
Argues that Victorian literature uses traces of a lingering past to theorise time as non-progressive and discontinuous... Read More >>
The first in-depth study of the essential role Switzerland played in Charles Dickens's imagination Read More >>
Contextualises modernist-era feminist writings of Beatrice Hastings and Katherine Mansfield in The New Age magazine.... Read More >>
This book examines the relationship between music and emotion in the Caroline theatre. Music could be ravishing,... Read More >>
Scholarly essays examine the enduring allure of Arthurian legends—from medieval texts to modern adaptations across... Read More >>
Getting Started as a Literary Translator is an essential guide for aspiring translators navigating the professional... Read More >>
Audiences and scholars alike have long remarked that Shakespeare’s poems and plays record the pleasures and perils... Read More >>
Richard Rolle, hermit of Hampole, is one of the least known yet most important English mystics. When this book was... Read More >>
Originally published in 1973 this book presents an account of Cobbett’s life and works, placing him in a wide cultural... Read More >>
First published in 1950, English Drama from Early Times to the Elizabethans is a detailed examination of representative... Read More >>
The English Novel in the Twentieth Century (1984) discusses 6 authors whom Dr Green saw as the most interesting... Read More >>