Literature: history & criticism books

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Eugenio Borgna follows the concept of hope through moments in literature, on the one hand, and his work in psychiatry...  Read More >>

Embrace a new, more community-centered era of book clubs and make reading a shared experience! Book clubs aren’t...  Read More >>

Stephen Crane (November 1, 1871 - June 5, 1900) was an American poet, novelist, and short story writer. Prolific...  Read More >>

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Montalván, la negra, by Zoila Aurora Cáceres (Evangelina), published in 1929, is a work yet to be discovered in...  Read More >>

the dialogues in al-Tawḥīdī's literature formed an interactive system that reveals thecharacteristics of collective...  Read More >>

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This dyslexia-friendly edition has been specially adapted for easy reading and now contains line numbers for the...  Read More >>

A beloved nature poet reflects on environmental change, political transformation, and the ineluctable fact of aging....  Read More >>

A wildly imaginative new play by Noah Diaz that traces the hilarious and deeply moving saga of one man's illness...  Read More >>

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Queer Print Cultures brings together interdisciplinary scholarship to consider what printed materials can tell us...  Read More >>

How the classic aesthetic of 1960s pulp comics influenced art, culture, and politics.  Read More >>

In the Shadow of the Holocaust is a collection of newly translated short fiction written in the aftermath of one...  Read More >>

The various words for ""divorce"" in Japanese—rien, enkiri, fūfu wakare, rikon—reflect how the socially constructed...  Read More >>

The way in which the spectator responds to the song and how narrative, lyrics, music, mise-en-scenes, all come together...  Read More >>

Oscar Wilde's Paris explores Wilde's connection with the French capital from his rise to fame to his eventual exile...  Read More >>

Unprinted redefines reading in early modern Iberia through a critical discussion of manuscript culture, material...  Read More >>

Dilapidated dramas. The Loeb Classical Library series Fragmentary Republican Latin continues with Marcus Pacuvius...  Read More >>

Whether you're a lifelong book lover or a curious traveller, this guide is the perfect companion to discovering...  Read More >>

Nicole M. Morris Johnson analyzes the intertwined relationship between movement and writing in the works of Zora...  Read More >>

Vecna is more than a villain - he is a legend whispered across worlds, a god born from forbidden knowledge, ambition,...  Read More >>

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Welcome to the ""Chinese HSK Test Level 7-9 Preparation Guide"", a self-study gem crafted for beginners eager to...  Read More >>