Defoe, the critical heritage /

• Rogers, Pat.

• Defoe, Daniel, 1660 or 1-1731
• English fiction (1702-1745).

• Routledge and Kegan Paul,

• The critical heritage series

• 0710072597

• English novel in the twentieth century the doom of empire
• Working with aspects of language
• Daniel Defoe his life
• reluctant pilgrim Defoes emblematic method and quest for form in Robinson Crusoe
• world of Defoe
• Women writers and the early modern British political tradition
• Daniel Defoe master of fictions his life and ideas
• Defoe
• Jean Rhys life and work
• Defoe and fictional time
• Defoe
• Defoe and the nature of man
• Literature in the modern world Endgame
• poems of Thomas Gray William Collins Oliver Goldsmith
• Avignon Papacy 1305 1403
• rape of the lock a heroicomical poem in five cantos and A key to the lock
• Rasselas and essays
• Popular fiction before Richardson narrative patterns 1700 1739
• Statism and anarchy
• Daniel Defoe and the supernatural
• King Lear and the gods
• Anarchism a history of libertarian ideas and movements
• Brontes
• Fanny Burney
• Aspects of King Lear articles reprinted from Shakespeare survey
• Shakespeare King Lear a casebook
• Twentieth century interpretations of Endgame a collection of critical essays
• Defoes art of fiction Robinson Crusoe Moll Flanders Colonel Jack & Roxana
• preface to Conrad
• life and strange surprising adventures of Daniel Defoe
• literature of terror a history of Gothic fictions from 1765 to the present day
• 20th century literary criticism a reader
• Daniel Defoe
• fortunes and misfortunes of Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe
• fortunes and misfortunes of Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe
• historical sources of Defoes Journal of the plague year illustrated by extracts from the original documents in the Burney collection and manuscript room in the British Museum
• fortunes and misfortunes of Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe
• fortunes and misfortunes of Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe
• Metafiction
• Theorizing black feminisms the visionary pragmatism of Black women
• Men and women writers of the 1930s The dangerous flood of history
• family sex and marriage in England 1500 1800
• Political ideologies and the democratic ideal
• Studying fiction a guide and study programme
• E M Forster a study
• art of Alexander Pope
• English novel 1700 to Fielding
• Oroonoko an authoritative text historical backgrounds criticism
• origins of the First World War
• Augustan defence of satire
• pastoral
• Wuthering Heights Emily Bronte
• Studies in the theory of imperialism
• Photojournalism an introduction
• First World War
• Vietnam War
• Waves of democracy social movements and political change
• origins of the First World War
• passion of new Eve
• Elizabeth Gaskell
• Journal of the plague year authoritative text backgrounds contexts criticism
• William Shakespeare King Lear
• Recent theories of narrative
• Conjuring black women fiction and literary tradition
• Child language a book of readings
• Kings and Lords in conquest England
• King Lear
• Robinson Crusoe an authoritative text contexts criticism
• short Oxford history of English literature
• Salman Rushdie
• Virginia Woolf the echoes enslaved
• concise glossary of contemporary literary theory
• Language development in the pre school years
• Culture and history 1350 1600 essays on English communities identities and writing
• Gender and society in Renaissance Italy
• King James VI and I
• Bilinguality and bilingualism
• early and mid Victorian novel
• Orientalism postmodernism and globalism
• preface to Pope
• English fiction of the early modern period 1890 1940
• Marxist theories of imperialism a critical survey
• concept of empire Burke to Attlee 1774 to 1947
• Twentieth century interpretations of Pride and prejudice a collection of critical essays
• Jean Rhys
• English towns in transition 1500 1700
• unconscious
• Of woman born motherhood as experience and institution
• Cambridge companion to Jane Austen
• Music hall the business of pleasure
• Auden generation literature and politics in England in the 1930s
• Elizabeth I a study in power and intellect
• rise of the novel studies in Defoe Richardson and Fielding
• Jean Rhys
• Western society and the church in the Middle Ages
• Cambridge companion to the Eighteenth Century novel
• Sula
• Shakespeare King Lear
• New York fictions modernity postmodernism the new modern
• Psychoanalytic literary criticism