Literature: history & criticism books

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This volume focuses on the interplay between metaphor, making and mysticism, and sheds new light on the power of...  Read More >>

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You may know the Bible as a testament of faith. But within this sacred book are also the world's first horror stories....  Read More >>

Considers how twelfth-century authors used the four cardinal points as a conceptual system to make sense of and...  Read More >>

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Queer Narratives in Contemporary American Comics: Gutter Smut provides timely cultural criticism of both fiction...  Read More >>

This book builds on nascent research in the human dimension of literary translators to shed light on the evolution...  Read More >>

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It introduces the concept of “negative empathy” to examine how readers and viewers engage emotionally and cognitively...  Read More >>

This is the first monograph to evaluate Elizabeth Bowen’s ‘verbal painting’ in a variety of genres, and to acknowledge...  Read More >>

Battle Lines Drawn: War Comics since 1914 delves into the rich and diverse history of war comics, exploring how...  Read More >>

This is the story of a new generation fighter, Light Combat Aircraft, Tejas, and the creation of aviation ecosystem...  Read More >>

This book explores the works of seven prominent contemporary Hindi women poets from India, showcasing a vibrant...  Read More >>

Dans cet essai biographique, Grégory Baudouin nous parle de Jean Moulin, l'homme, le préfet, le résistant, l'artiste...  Read More >>

The story of Adam and Eve has been told countless times - but what has been left unsaid? The Banned Book of Adam...  Read More >>

Jack Holden's striking hot new adaptation of Alan Hollinghurst's Booker Prize-winning novel about desire and the...  Read More >>

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A new edition and translation of a major Latin poem that blends Carolingian intellectualism with tenth-century ascetic...  Read More >>

Shakespeare's plays are difficult, not simply because the vocabulary and style are unfamiliar, but because he went...  Read More >>

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