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Offers a comprehensive examination of the oeuvre of William Trevor -- .

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William Wordsworth continues to be one of the most popular and widely studied poets from the nineteenth century. This guide introduces readers to the literary, philosophical, and political contexts crucial to understanding Wordsworth's poetry, offering fresh approaches for reading his important poems in light of developments in literary studies.

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William Wordsworth continues to be one of the most popular and widely studied poets from the nineteenth century. This guide introduces readers to the literary, philosophical, and political contexts crucial to understanding Wordsworth's poetry, offering fresh approaches for reading his important poems in light of developments in literary studies.

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Mr. Krieger attempts to extract a total mythology from Shakespeare's Sonnets and to use this mythology in their interpretation. Engaged in developing a poetics which will create a daring and inclusive view of poetry, he uses the metaphor of window and mirror to explore the implications of moving into a poem's closed context and outward to history a

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Contains 75 engaging profiles of the fascinating and diverse group of writers who have garnered this prestigious award, including information about their personal and writing lives. Each biographical sketch is accompanied by a complete list of the author's published works. For grades 4-8.

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From Rachel Carson and Julia Kristeva to Rebecca Solnit and Nandi Chinna, the writers and artists featured here are patron saints, Rod Giblett shows, of a special aspect or approach to environmental conservation and contemplation: femopolitical ecology.

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This text includes: a re-evaluation of Benjamin's concepts of history and modernity; a discussion of aspects of Benjamin's literary scholarship and his theory/ practice of literary criticism and epistolography; and a review of Benjamin's writings on media and performance theories.

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This text includes: a re-evaluation of Benjamin's concepts of history and modernity; a discussion of aspects of Benjamin's literary scholarship and his theory/practice of literary criticism and epistolography; and a review of Benjamin's writings on media and performance theories.

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A work in comparative literature and philosophy that offers a fresh and important way of thinking the ethical capacity of human subjectivity. It posits a universal ethics based neither on rational mental structures nor on moral principles, but on the extra-rational powers of the imagination.

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A work in comparative literature and philosophy that offers a fresh and important way of thinking the ethical capacity of human subjectivity. It posits a universal ethics based neither on rational mental structures nor on moral principles, but on the extra-rational powers of the imagination.

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Wittgenstein and Modernist Fiction: The Language of Acknowledgment shows how works of twentieth-century literature and philosophy together examine languages capacity to acknowledge the inner lives of marginalized figures.

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"A literary and cultural history of the wolf that provokes readers into finding new ways to think about migration, the environment, and the language of dehumanization"--

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"A literary and cultural history of the wolf that provokes readers into finding new ways to think about migration, the environment, and the language of dehumanization"--

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This selection of essays reveals the response of nineteenth-century women writers to the industrial revolution in Europe.

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This book examines the attitude of the Inklings toward women and thus, sheds new light on the lives and works of Lewis, Tolkien, and Williams.

The book examines the male culture of the Inklings and the relation of the literary group to the larger Oxford community.

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An annotated bibliography of literature, which focuses on issues about women and children and includes four hundred fifty texts published from 1787 to 1900 by and about American textile factory workers.