Epidemics in literature.

Plague writing in early modern England by: (Language materials, printed)

Legacies of plague in literature, theory and film by: (Electronic resources)

Miraculous plagues = an epidemiology of early New England narrative / by: (Electronic resources)

Writing plague = language and violence from the Black Death to COVID-19 / by: (Electronic resources)

Pandemics and epidemics in cultural representation by: (Electronic resources)

Daniel Defoe's a journal of the plague year and COVID-19 = a tale of two pandemics / by: (Electronic resources)

Literature and society- History- 17th century.- Great Britain

History, 17th Century- Great Britain.

Literature, Medieval- history- Great Britain.

Plague- epidemiology- Great Britain.

Epidemics- Social aspects.

Diseases in art.

Communicable diseases in literature.

Defoe, Daniel,- Journal of the plague year.

COVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-

Eighteenth-Century Literature.

History of Britain and Ireland.

Plague- Religious aspects.

Plague- history- Great Britain.

Diseases and literature.

History of Medieval Europe.

Epidemics in mass media.

Epidemics in literature.

Epidemics- History- 17th century.- England

Plague- History- 17th century.- England

Psychoanalysis and literature.

Antisemitism.

Violence.

Medieval Literature.

Literary Criticism.

Bioethics.

Social History.

English literature- History and criticism.- Early modern, 1500-1700

Medicine in Literature- Great Britain.

Plague- Social aspects.

Twentieth-Century Literature.

Diseases and literature- History- 17th century.- Great Britain

Epidemiology- History- 17th century- New England

Public Health.

Epidemics- History- 17th century- New England

Epidemics- Historiography.- New England

Diseases in literature.

Disease Outbreaks- history- Great Britain.

History, Early Modern 1451-1600- Great Britain.

Epidemics- Social aspects- 17th century- New England

Great Britain- Colonies- 17th century- America

Literature, Modern- History and criticism.

Medieval Philosophy.

Social Policy.

Plague in literature.

Plague- Political aspects.

Religion and Medicine- Great Britain.

Narration (Rhetoric)- Social aspects- 17th century.- New England

New England- History- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775

Literature, Medieval- History and criticism.

Jewish Cultural Studies.

Literary History.

Medical Humanities.