British and Irish Literature.

Time, domesticity and print culture in nineteenth-century Britain by: (Electronic resources)

Travel writing, visual culture, and form, 1760-1900 by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespearean allusion in crime fiction = DCI Shakespeare / by: (Electronic resources)

The ecology of wonder in Romantic and Postmodern literature by: (Electronic resources)

Gender and representation in British 'golden age' crime fiction by: (Electronic resources)

The contemporary Irish detective novel by: (Electronic resources)

Irish cultures of travel = writing on the continent, 1829-1914 / by: (Electronic resources)

Time, literature, and cartography after the spatial turn = the chronometric imaginary / by: (Electronic resources)

The grotesque in contemporary Anglophone drama by: (Electronic resources)

Postcolonial literary geographies = out of place / by: (Electronic resources)

Disabling romanticism by: (Electronic resources)

Civic and medical worlds in early modern England = performing barbery and surgery / by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare in Cold War Europe = conflict, commemoration, celebration / by: (Electronic resources)

Henry James and the philosophy of literary pragmatism by: (Electronic resources)

Post-agreement Northern Irish literature = lost in a liminal space? / by: (Electronic resources)

Imagining motherhood in contemporary Irish and Caribbean literature by: (Electronic resources)

The Victorian ghost story and theology = from Le Fanu to James / by: (Electronic resources)

Irish women writers and the modern short story by: (Electronic resources)

Sex, time, and space in contemporary fiction = exceptional intercourse / by: (Electronic resources)

The history of science fiction by: (Electronic resources)

Writing illness and identity in seventeenth-century Britain by: (Electronic resources)

Memories of war in early modern England = armor and militant nostalgia in Marlowe, Sidney, and Shakespeare / by: (Electronic resources)

Nineteenth-century radical traditions by: (Electronic resources)

Coleridge's Ancient mariner by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian fiction beyond the canon by: (Electronic resources)

Utopias and dystopias in the fiction of H. G. Wells and William Morris = landscape and space / by: (Electronic resources)

The emergence of pre-cinema = print culture and the optical toy of the literary imagination / by: (Electronic resources)

The Cultural Memory of Africa in African American and Black British Fiction 1970-2000 = specters of the shore / by: (Electronic resources)

The body in pain in Irish literature and culture by: (Electronic resources)

Representing realists in Victorian literature and criticism by: (Electronic resources)

Screening modern Irish fiction and drama by: (Electronic resources)

Fashioning authorship in the long eighteenth century = stylish books of poetic genius / by: (Electronic resources)

Post-War British Literature and the "end of empire" by: (Electronic resources)

Irish drama, modernity and the Passion play by: (Electronic resources)

Tennyson and mid-Victorian publishing = Moxon, poetry, commerce / by: (Electronic resources)

Representing difference in the medieval and modern orientalist romance by: (Electronic resources)

Eighteenth-century women's writing and the 'scandalous memoir' by: (Electronic resources)

The new mountaineer in late Victorian Britain = materiality, modernity, and the haptic sublime / by: (Electronic resources)

The literary culture of plague in early modern England by: (Electronic resources)

Sensationalism and the Genealogy of Modernity = a global nineteenth-century approach / by: (Electronic resources)

Blake, myth, and enlightenment = the politics of apotheosis / by: (Electronic resources)

Chaucer and the child by: (Electronic resources)

Family politics in early modern literature by: (Electronic resources)

Early modern women's writing = domesticity, privacy, and the public sphere in England and the Dutch Republic / by: (Electronic resources)

Rethinking Joyce's Dubliners by: (Electronic resources)

Plotting motherhood in medieval, early modern, and modern literature by: (Electronic resources)

Jane Austen and performance by: (Electronic resources)

The organist in Victorian literature by: (Electronic resources)

Queering Richard Rolle = mystical theology and the hermit in fourteenth-century England / by: (Electronic resources)

The Wordsworth-Coleridge circle and the aesthetics of disability by: (Electronic resources)

Samuel Beckett and BBC Radio = a reassessment / by: (Electronic resources)

Sherlock Holmes in context by: (Electronic resources)

Affect theory and early modern texts = politics, ecologies, and form / by: (Electronic resources)

Barry MacSweeney and the politics of post-war British poetry = seditious things / by: (Electronic resources)

Contemporary Irish poetry and the canon = critical limitations and textual liberations / by: (Electronic resources)

Walking in the city = urban experience and literary psychogeography in eighteenth-century London / by: (Electronic resources)

Victoria's lost pavilion = from nineteenth-century aesthetics to digital humanities / by: (Electronic resources)

D. H. Lawrence, transport and cultural transition = 'a great sense of journeying' / by: (Electronic resources)

Old age in nineteenth-century Ireland = ageing under the Union / by: (Electronic resources)

Sex and sensibility in the novels of Alan Hollinghurst by: (Electronic resources)

Irish divorce / Joyce's Ulysses by: (Electronic resources)

Memory and confession in Middle English literature by: (Electronic resources)

Beowulf unlocked = new evidence from lexomic analysis / by: (Electronic resources)

Thomas Hardy = folklore and resistance / by: (Electronic resources)

Celebrity authorship and afterlives in English and American literature by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian children's literature = experiencing abjection, empathy, and the power of love / by: (Electronic resources)

Queering Agatha Christie = revisiting the golden age of detective fiction / by: (Electronic resources)

The history of British women's writing.. Volume Seven,. 1880-1920 by: (Electronic resources)

Early modern diplomacy, theatre and soft power = the making of peace / by: (Electronic resources)

Joseph Conrad among the anarchists = Nineteenth Century terrorism and the secret agent / by: (Electronic resources)

The Regency revisited by: (Electronic resources)

Adolescent girlhood and literary culture at the Fin-de-siecle = daughters of today / by: (Electronic resources)

Landscapes of eternal return = Tennyson to Hardy / by: (Electronic resources)

Women of words in Le morte darthur = the autonomy of speech in Malory's female characters / by: (Electronic resources)

Tolkien, self and other = "this queer creature" / by: (Electronic resources)

The legal thriller from Gardner to Grisham = see you in court! / by: (Electronic resources)

Re-evaluating the literary coterie, 1580-1830 = from Sidney to Blackwood's / by: (Electronic resources)

Reading Chaucer after Auschwitz = sovereign power and bare life / by: (Electronic resources)

Women, food exchange, and governance in early modern England by: (Electronic resources)

The food plot in the nineteenth-century British novel by: (Electronic resources)

Angela Carter and Western philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

The quest for Shakespeare = the peculiar history and surprising legacy of the New Shakspere Society / by: (Electronic resources)

National identities and imperfections in contemporary Irish literature = unbecoming Irishness / by: (Electronic resources)

Animals in Victorian literature and culture = contexts for criticism / by: (Electronic resources)

Bernard Shaw and Beatrice Webb on poverty and equality in the Modern World, 1905-1914 by: (Electronic resources)

Bernard Shaw, W. T. Stead, and the New Journalism = Whitechapel, Parnell, Titanic, and the Great War / by: (Electronic resources)

Women and 'value' in Jane Austen's novels = settling, speculating and superfluity / by: (Electronic resources)

Children's literature collections = approaches to research / by: (Electronic resources)

Incognito social investigation in British literature = certainties in degradation / by: (Electronic resources)

Fictions of friendship in the eighteenth-century novel by: (Electronic resources)

Women writing fancy = authorship and autonomy from 1611 to 1812 / by: (Electronic resources)

Traveling Irishness in the long nineteenth century by: (Electronic resources)

Food in the novels of Joseph Conrad = eating as narrative / by: (Electronic resources)

Postcolonial George Eliot by: (Electronic resources)

The late Harold Pinter = political dramatist, poet and activist / by: (Electronic resources)

John Clare = nature, criticism and history / by: (Electronic resources)

Marlowe and shakespeare = the critical rivalry / by: (Electronic resources)

The English countryside = representations, identities, mutations / by: (Electronic resources)

Walking Virginia Woolf's London = an investigation in literary geography / by: (Electronic resources)

Poetry and performance during the British poetry revival 1960-1980 = event and effect / by: (Electronic resources)

The critical thought of W. B. Yeats by: (Electronic resources)

Cold War stories = British dystopian fiction, 1945-1990 / by: (Electronic resources)

Food in the novels of Thomas Hardy = production and Consumption / by: (Electronic resources)

Irish poets and modern Greece = Heaney, Mahon, Cavafy, Seferis / by: (Electronic resources)

Jane Austen and the Victorian heroine by: (Electronic resources)

Bernard Shaw's marriages and misalliances by: (Electronic resources)

Dickens and the virtual city = urban perception and the production of social space / by: (Electronic resources)

British Empire and the literature of rebellion = revolting bodies, laboring subjects / by: (Electronic resources)

In collaboration with British literary biography = haunting conversations / by: (Electronic resources)

Teaching Victorian literature in the twenty-first century = a guide to pedagogy / by: (Electronic resources)

Tolkien and alterity by: (Electronic resources)

The boy detective in early British children's literature = patrolling the borders between boyhood and manhood / by: (Electronic resources)

Veronica Forrest-Thomson = poet on the periphery / by: (Electronic resources)

Crimes and punishments and Bernard Shaw by: (Electronic resources)

Feminist periodicals and daily life = women and modernity in British culture / by: (Electronic resources)

Conrad's sensational heroines = gender and representation in the late fiction of Joseph Conrad / by: (Electronic resources)

Masculine identity in modernist literature = castration, narration, and a sense of the beginning, 1919-1945 / by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare / not Shakespeare by: (Electronic resources)

Greece in early English travel writing, 1596-1682 by: (Electronic resources)

The history of British women's writing, 1945-1975.. Volume nine by: (Electronic resources)

Animals in the writings of C. S. Lewis by: (Electronic resources)

Teaching literature = text and dialogue in the English classroom / by: (Electronic resources)

Sound and modernity in the literature of London, 1880-1918 by: (Electronic resources)

The lyric in Victorian memory = poetic remembering and forgetting from Tennyson to Housman / by: (Electronic resources)

Biographical misrepresentations of British women writers = a hall of mirrors and the long nineteenth century / by: (Electronic resources)

Gender, authorship, and early modern women's collaboration by: (Electronic resources)

The legacy of courtly literature = from Medieval to contemporary culture / by: (Electronic resources)

The poetics of migration in contemporary Irish poetry by: (Electronic resources)

John Keats and the medical imagination by: (Electronic resources)

Memoirs of Victorian working-class women = the hard way up / by: (Electronic resources)

Turks, repertories, and the early modern English stage by: (Electronic resources)

Romantic paganism = the politics of ecstasy in the Shelley circle / by: (Electronic resources)

Fashion, dress and identity in South Asian diaspora narratives = from the eighteenth century century to Monica Ali / by: (Electronic resources)

Social memory in late Medieval England = village life and proofs of age / by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare and authority = citations, conceptions and constructions / by: (Electronic resources)

Gender, otherness, and culture in medieval and early modern art by: (Electronic resources)

Haunting modernisms = ghostly aesthetics, mourning, and spectral resistance fantasies in literary modernism / by: (Electronic resources)

British romanticism, climate change, and the anthropocene = writing Tambora / by: (Electronic resources)

Romantic women writers and Arthurian legend = the quest for knowledge / by: (Electronic resources)

Spain in British romanticism = 1800-1840 / by: (Electronic resources)

Movement in Renaissance literature = exploring kinesic intelligence / by: (Electronic resources)

Classical presences in Irish poetry after 1960 = the answering voice / by: (Electronic resources)

The form of poetry in the 1820s and 1830s = a period of doubt / by: (Electronic resources)

Reading children in early modern culture by: (Electronic resources)

Terry Pratchett's narrative worlds = from giant turtles to small gods / by: (Electronic resources)

Writers and their mothers by: (Electronic resources)

Shaw's Ibsen = a re-appraisal / by: (Electronic resources)

Virginia Woolf's rooms and the spaces of modernity by: (Electronic resources)

Money, commerce, and economics in late medieval English literature by: (Electronic resources)

The vocation of Sara Coleridge = authorship and religion / by: (Electronic resources)

The language of Jane Austen by: (Electronic resources)

Irishness on the margins = minority and dissident identities / by: (Electronic resources)

Amnesia and the nation = history, forgetting, and James Joyce / by: (Electronic resources)

British terrorist novels of the 1970s by: (Electronic resources)

Henry James's feminist afterlives = Annie Fields, Emily Dickinson, Marguerite Duras / by: (Electronic resources)

Poetry and vision in early modern England by: (Electronic resources)

Literary festivals and contemporary book culture by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian environments = acclimatizing to change in British domestic and colonial culture / by: (Electronic resources)

Cognitive joyce by: (Electronic resources)

Beckett and modernism by: (Electronic resources)

Irish crime fiction by: (Electronic resources)

Samuel Beckett's critical aesthetics by: (Electronic resources)

The labour of literature in Britain and France, 1830-1910 = authorial work ethics / by: (Electronic resources)

Lady Gregory and Irish National Theatre = art, drama, politics / by: (Electronic resources)

Joyce's non-fiction writings = "Outside his jurisfiction" / by: (Electronic resources)

Medical paratexts from medieval to modern = dissecting the page / by: (Electronic resources)

Literature, belief and knowledge in early modern England = knowing faith / by: (Electronic resources)

Inventing the gothic corpse = the thrill of human remains in the eighteenth-century novel / by: (Electronic resources)

Memories from the frontline = memoirs and meanings of the Great War from Britain, France and Germany / by: (Electronic resources)

Performing character in modern Irish drama = between art and society / by: (Electronic resources)

British romantic literature and the emerging modern Greek nation by: (Electronic resources)

Sincerity in medieval English language and literature by: (Electronic resources)

Chaucerotics = uncloaking the language of sex in The Canterbury Tales and Troilus and Criseyde / by: (Electronic resources)

Beckett's intuitive spectator = me to play / by: (Electronic resources)

Ageing in Irish writing = strangers to themselves / by: (Electronic resources)

Robert Burns and the United States of America = poetry, print, and memory 1786-1866 / by: (Electronic resources)

Fashioning England and the English = literature, nation, gender / by: (Electronic resources)

Representations of loss in Irish literature by: (Electronic resources)

British women's writing from Bronte to Bloomsbury.. Volume 1,. 1840s and 1850s by: (Electronic resources)

British prose poetry = the poems without lines / by: (Electronic resources)

The architecture of space-time in the novels of Jane Austen by: (Electronic resources)

Space, place and poetry in English and German, 1960-1975 by: (Electronic resources)

The Queer cultures of 1930s prose = language, identity and performance in Interwar Britain / by: (Electronic resources)

The art and science of trauma and the autobiographical = negotiated truths / by: (Electronic resources)

Inclusive young adult fiction = authors of colour in the United Kingdom / by: (Electronic resources)

Topographies of Caribbean writing, race, and the British countryside by: (Electronic resources)

Romanticism and popular magic = poetry and cultures of the occult in the 1790s / by: (Electronic resources)

Drugs and the addiction aesthetic in nineteenth-century literature by: (Electronic resources)

Humoral wombs on the Shakespearean stage by: (Electronic resources)

Coleridge's dejection ode by: (Electronic resources)

Staged normality in Shakespeare's England by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare between the world wars = the Anglo-American sphere / by: (Electronic resources)

An anthology of London in literature, 1558-1914 = 'flower of cities all' / by: (Electronic resources)

Nature and space in contemporary Scottish writing and art by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian environmental nightmares by: (Electronic resources)

Geofeminism in Irish and diasporic culture = intimate cartographies / by: (Electronic resources)

Romantic climates = literature and science in an age of catastrophe / by: (Electronic resources)

Remediating Shakespeare in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries by: (Electronic resources)

The evolution of editorial style in Early Modern England by: (Electronic resources)

The affects, cognition, and politics of Samuel Beckett's postwar drama and fiction = revolutionary and evolutionary paradoxes / by: (Electronic resources)

English language poets in University College Cork, 1970-1980 by: (Electronic resources)

Error in Shakespeare = Shakespeare in error / by: (Electronic resources)

UK feminist cartoons and comics = a critical survey / by: (Electronic resources)

Poetry and class by: (Electronic resources)

Weird fiction and science at the Fin de Siecle by: (Electronic resources)

Excess in modern Irish writing = spirit and surplus / by: (Electronic resources)

The rise of Victorian caricature by: (Electronic resources)

The periodical press in nineteenth-century Ireland by: (Electronic resources)

Loss and the literary culture of Shakespeare's time by: (Electronic resources)

Fictions of migration in contemporary Britain and Ireland by: (Electronic resources)

The pragmatics of revision = George Moore's acts of rewriting / by: (Electronic resources)

Gender, the new woman, and the monster by: (Electronic resources)

The carceral network in Ireland = history, agency and resistance / by: (Electronic resources)

Disability and life writing in post-independence Ireland by: (Electronic resources)

Blasphemy and politics in romantic literature = creativity in the writing of Percy Bysshe Shelley / by: (Electronic resources)

Charlotte Bronte, embodiment and the material world by: (Electronic resources)

Nineteenth-century poetry and the physical sciences = Poetical Matter / by: (Electronic resources)

Cultural memory in Seamus Heaney's late work by: (Electronic resources)

Reading the early modern English diary by: (Electronic resources)

Literary cultures and Twentieth-Century childhoods by: (Electronic resources)

Joyce, multilingualism and the ethics of reading by: (Electronic resources)

Birds in eighteenth-century literature = reason, emotion, and ornithology, 1700-1840 / by: (Electronic resources)

Economies of literature and knowledge in early modern Europe = change and exchange / by: (Electronic resources)

London fiction at the Millennium = beyond postmodernism / by: (Electronic resources)

Medical identities and print culture, 1830s-1910s by: (Electronic resources)

British women's writing from Bronte to Bloomsbury.. Volume 2,. 1860s and 1870s by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian comedy and laughter = conviviality, jokes and dissent / by: (Electronic resources)

Traditions and difference in contemporary Irish short fiction = Ireland then and now / by: (Electronic resources)

John Galsworthy's compassion = all beings great and small / by: (Electronic resources)

Narratives of addiction = savage usury / by: (Electronic resources)

Editors construct the Renaissance Canon, 1825-1915 by: (Electronic resources)

Queering childhood in early modern English drama and culture by: (Electronic resources)

Just enough = the history, culture and politics of sufficiency / by: (Electronic resources)

British invasion and spy literature, 1871-1918 = historical perspectives on contemporary society / by: (Electronic resources)

British Romanticism in Asia = the reception, translation, and transformation of Romantic literature in India and East Asia / by: (Electronic resources)

Animal visions = posthumanist dream writing / by: (Electronic resources)

The poetics of space and place in Scottish literature by: (Electronic resources)

Oscar Wilde's aesthetic education = the Oxford classical curriculum / by: (Electronic resources)

Transplant fictions = a cultural study of organ exchange / by: (Electronic resources)

Making sense of contemporary British Muslim novels by: (Electronic resources)

Reading Iris Murdoch's Metaphysics as a guide to morals by: (Electronic resources)

Contagion and the Shakespearean stage by: (Electronic resources)

Dreams, sleep, and Shakespeare's Genres by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare and protestant poetics by: (Electronic resources)

Decadence and modernism in European and Russian literature and culture = aesthetics and anxiety in the 1890s / by: (Electronic resources)

Religion, secularism, and the spiritual paths of Virginia Woolf by: (Electronic resources)

The Poetry of Clare, Hopkins, Thomas, and Gurney = lyric individualism / by: (Electronic resources)

Borders and border crossings in the contemporary British short story by: (Electronic resources)

Elizabeth Bowen = a literary life / by: (Electronic resources)

New approaches to the Twenty-First-Century Anglophone novel by: (Electronic resources)

Bernard Shaw and the making of modern Ireland by: (Electronic resources)

Afterlives of the Lady of Shalott and Elaine of Astolat by: (Electronic resources)

British detective fiction 1891-1901 = the successors to Sherlock Holmes / by: (Electronic resources)

The figure of christ in the long nineteenth century by: (Electronic resources)

Early modern women's complaint = gender, form, and politics / by: (Electronic resources)

Women writing the neo-Victorian novel = erotic "Victorians" / by: (Electronic resources)

Cultural convergence = the Dublin Gate Theatre, 1928-1960 / by: (Electronic resources)

British sociability in the European Enlightenment = cultural practices and personal encounters / by: (Electronic resources)

Burial plots in British detective fiction by: (Electronic resources)

New approaches to William Godwin = forms, fears, futures / by: (Electronic resources)

Publicity and the early modern stage = people made public / by: (Electronic resources)

The Gothic in contemporary British trauma fiction by: (Electronic resources)

Continental tourism, travel writing, and the consumption of culture, 1814-1900 by: (Electronic resources)

Romanticism and the cultures of infancy by: (Electronic resources)

Parents and children in the mid-Victorian novel = traumatic encounters and the formation of family / by: (Electronic resources)

Masculinity in the work of Elizabeth Gaskell by: (Electronic resources)

100 British crime writers by: (Electronic resources)

Aesthetics, poetics and phenomenology in Samuel Taylor Coleridge by: (Electronic resources)

Music and sound in the life and literature of James Joyce = Joyces Noyces / by: (Electronic resources)

Aviation in the literature and culture of interwar Britain by: (Electronic resources)

James Joyce in Zurich = a guide / by: (Electronic resources)