Conversion in literature.

The mutilating God = authorship and authority in the narrative of conversion / by: (Language materials, printed)

Whitman's ecstatic union : = conversion and ideology in Leaves of grass / by: (Language materials, printed)

The trouble with Sauling around = conversionin ethnic American autobiography, 1965-2002 / by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare and the cultural politics of conversion by: (Electronic resources)

Chaucer and Becket's mother : = The man of law's tale, conversion, and race in the Middle Ages / by: (Language materials, printed)

Autobiography- Authorship.

Autobiography- Mexican American authors.

Race awareness- History- To 1500.- England

Authority in literature.

Whitman, Walt,- Religion.

Religion and literature- History- 20th century.- United States

Religion in literature.

Self-realization in literature.

Shakespeare, William,- Criticism and interpretation.

Christianity.

Early Modern and Renaissance Literature.

Drama.

Narration (Rhetoric)- Psychological aspects.

Thomas,- Family.

Chaucer, Geoffrey,- Man of law's tale.

Whitman, Walt,- Leaves of grass.

Ecstacy in literature.

Autobiography- African American authors.

American prose literature- Minority authors

Shakespeare, William,- Political and social views.

History of Religion.

Race in literature.

Conversion in literature.

Identity (Psychology) in literature.

Literature, Modern- History and criticism.

Literary History.

Politics and Religion.

Literature, Medieval- History and criticism.