Literary History.
Overview
| Works: | 236 works in 238 publications in 238 languages | |
|---|---|---|
Titles
Thomas Hardy and Victorian communication = letters, telegrams and postal systems /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The Evolution of the French courtesan novel = from de Chabrillan to Colette /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Joseph Conrad among the anarchists = Nineteenth Century terrorism and the secret agent /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Shakespeare and space = theatrical explorations of the spatial paradigm /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Collective identity and cultural resistance in contemporary Chicana/o autobiography
by:
(Electronic resources)
Walking and the aesthetics of modernity = pedestrian mobility in literature and the arts /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Memories of war in early modern England = armor and militant nostalgia in Marlowe, Sidney, and Shakespeare /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Health and sickness in the early American novel = social affection and eighteenth-century medicine /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Re-evaluating the literary coterie, 1580-1830 = from Sidney to Blackwood's /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Hunger and irony in the French Caribbean = literature, theory, and public life /
by:
(Electronic resources)
On Keats's practice and poetics of responsibility = beauty and truth in the major poems /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The emergence of pre-cinema = print culture and the optical toy of the literary imagination /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Spanish Gothic = national identity, collaboration and cultural adaptation /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Celtic myth in contemporary children's fantasy = idealization, identity, ideology /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The rise of new media 1750-1850 = transatlantic discourse and American memory /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Modernity and autobiography in nineteenth-century America = literary representations of communication and transportation technologies /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Imperialism and the wider Atlantic = essays on the aesthetics, literature, and politics of transatlantic cultures /
by:
(Electronic resources)
A micro-history of Victorian liberal parenting = John Morley's "discreet indifference" /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Elizabeth I in writing = language, power and representation in early modern England /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The labour of literature in Britain and France, 1830-1910 = authorial work ethics /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Women's authorship in interwar Yugoslavia = the politics of love and struggle /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Women, performance and the material of memory = the archival tourist, 1780-1915 /
by:
(Electronic resources)
British invasion and spy literature, 1871-1918 = historical perspectives on contemporary society /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The sensitive son and the feminine ideal in literature = writers from Rousseau to Roth /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Wax impressions, figures, and forms in early modern literature = wax works /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Books across borders = UNESCO and the politics of postwar cultural reconstruction, 1945-1951 /
by:
(Electronic resources)
From political economy to economics through nineteenth-century literature = reclaiming the social /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The fictions of American capitalism = working fictions and the economic novel /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Touching, devotional practices, and visionary experience in the late Middle Ages
by:
(Electronic resources)
Literary self-translation in hispanophone contexts = = La autotraduccion literaria en contextos de habla hispana : Europe and the Americas = Europa y America
by:
(Electronic resources)
Palimpsests in ethnic and postcolonial literature and culture = surfacing histories /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Post-9/11 historical fiction and alternate history fiction = transnational and multidirectional memory /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Literary legacies of the South African TRC = fictional journeys into trauma, truth, and reconciliation /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The afterlife of Anne Boleyn = representations of Anne Boleyn in fiction and on the screen /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Architectural space and the imagination = houses in literature and art from classical to contemporary /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Chaucer's queens = royal women, intercession, and patronage in England, 1328-1394 /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Emotions in non-fictional representations of the individual, 1600-1850 = between East and West /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Transformations of a genre = a literary history of the beguiled apprentice /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Interdisciplinary explorations of postmortem interaction = dead bodies, funerary objects, and burial spaces through texts and time /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Book markets in Mediterranean Europe and Latin America = institutions and strategies (15th-18th centuries) /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Manual work and mental work = humanist knowledge for professions in the Siglo de oro /
by:
(Electronic resources)
English national identity and the image of the Dutch = from the Armada to the Glorious Revolution /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Words to the wives = the Yiddish Press, immigrant women, and Jewish-American identity /
by:
(Electronic resources)
German-language nature writing from Eighteenth Century to the present = controversies, positions, perspectives /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Theorizing literature = literary theory in contemporary novels - and their analysis /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Historicizing the embodied imagination in early modern English literature
by:
(Electronic resources)
Performing factuality in John Dunton's Athenian cosmos = the rites of truth /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The seduction of fiction = a plea for putting emotions back into literary interpretation /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Reading the past across space and time = receptions and world literature /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Sensationalism and the Genealogy of Modernity = a global nineteenth-century approach /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Bernard Shaw, W. T. Stead, and the New Journalism = Whitechapel, Parnell, Titanic, and the Great War /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Literature, electricity and politics 1740-1840 = 'electrick Communication Every Where' /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Literary legacies of the Federal Writers' Project = voices of the Depression in the American postwar era /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The hermeneutics of hell = visions and representations of the devil in world literature /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Elizabethan and Jacobean reappropriation in contemporary British drama = 'Upstart crows' /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Feminist periodicals and daily life = women and modernity in British culture /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Church and patronage in 20th century Britain = Walter Hussey and the arts /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Biographical misrepresentations of British women writers = a hall of mirrors and the long nineteenth century /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The legacy of courtly literature = from Medieval to contemporary culture /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Literary histories of the early Anglophone Caribbean = islands in the stream /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Liminality, hybridity, and American women's literature = thresholds in women's writing /
by:
(Electronic resources)
George Eliot for the twenty-first century = literature, philosophy, politics /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The critique of work in modern French thought = from Charles Fourier to Guy Debord /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The rise of Catalan identity = social commitment and political engagement in the twentieth century /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Early public libraries and colonial citizenship in the British Southern hemisphere
by:
(Electronic resources)
Historical geography, GIScience and textual analysis = landscapes of time and place /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The poetry of Dante's Paradiso = lives almost divine, spirits that matter /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Tolkien as a literary artist = exploring rhetoric, language and style in the Lord of the rings /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The literary heritage of the environmental justice movement = landscapes of revolution in transatlantic romanticism /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Witness literature in Byzantium = narrating slaves, prisoners, and refugees /
by:
(Electronic resources)
The life of breath in literature, culture and medicine = classical to contemporary /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Cultural Revolution manuscripts = unofficial entertainment fiction from 1970s China /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Irish American fiction from World War II to JFK = anxiety, assimilation, and activism /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Emotional settings in early modern pedagogical culture = Hamlet, The Faerie Queene, and Arcadia /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Crisis and legitimacy in Atlantic American narratives of piracy = 1678-1865 /
by:
(Electronic resources)
A defense of the humanities in a utilitarian age = imagining what we know, 1800-1850 /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Contemporary historical fiction, exceptionalism and community = after the wreck /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Samuel Beckett's legacies in American fiction = problems in postmodernism /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Reformation hermeneutics and literary language in early modern England = faith in the language /
by:
(Electronic resources)
A study on the influence of ancient Chinese cultural classics abroad in the Twentieth Century
by:
(Electronic resources)
Reading slaughter = abattoir fictions, space, and empathy in late modernity /
by:
(Electronic resources)
British encounters with Ottoman minorities in the early seventeenth century = 'slaves' of the sultan /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Contemporary European crime fiction = representing history and politics /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Daniel Defoe's a journal of the plague year and COVID-19 = a tale of two pandemics /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Gdr literature in German curricula and textbooks = exploring the legacy of GDR authors, 1985-2015 /
by:
(Electronic resources)
Show more
Fewer
Subjects