Movements in English literature, 1900-1940 /

• Gillie, Christopher.

• English literature -- 20th century -- History and criticism

• Cambridge University Press,

• 0521206553

• Modern heroism essays on D H Lawrence William Empson & J R R Tolkien
• English literature of the twentieth century
• 1900 1930
• Rich and strange gender history modernism
• Modern English literature
• Writers and politics in modern Britain 1880 1950
• social context of modern English literature
• modern writer and his world
• Shakespeares sonnets
• Katherine Mansfields New Zealand stories
• Feminine sentences essays on women and culture
• literary critics a study of English descriptive criticism
• eighteenth century
• Rewriting the thirties modernism and after
• tragicall history of Christopher Marlowe
• Literature and culture in modern Britain 1956 1999
• Renaissance historicism selections from English Literary Renaissance
• beautiful novel and strange aesthetics and heterodoxy
• Womens writing of the Victorian period 1837 1901 an anthology
• Eliotlanguage
• Heterosexual plots and lesbian narratives
• Beyond sensation Mary Elizabeth Braddon in context
• Pope the critical heritage
• Literature and culture in modern Britain 1900 1929
• Shakespeare and the allegory of evil the history of a metaphor in relation to his major villains
• Shelley
• Pater to Forster 1873 1924
• Discourse and the other the literary establishment and the production of the Afro American text
• novel language and narrative from Cervantes to Calvino
• Forget Baudrillard
• Refashioning Ben Jonson gender politics and the Jonsonian canon
• Redrawing the boundaries the transformation of English and American literary studies
• Eighteenth century English literature
• Poets of the thirties
• Prison letters
• British poetry 1900 50 aspects of tradition
• Alterities criticism history representation
• Auden generation literature and politics in England in the 1930s
• T S Eliot the literary and social criticism
• Revolution and English romanticism politics and rhetoric
• Wide Sargasso Sea
• John Donne
• poetics of gender
• Christopher Marlowe
• genealogy of modernism a study of English literary doctrine 1908 1922
• Culture and crisis in Britain in the thirties
• Literature and the contemporary fictions and theories of the present
• Jane Austens art of allusion
• Wordsworth and the great system a study of Wordsworths poetic universe
• Killing the king three studies in Shakespeares tragic structure
• modern world ten great writers
• waste land
• Critical essays on Jane Austen
• English poetry of the seventeenth century
• Charlotte Bronte a psychosexual study of her novels
• Early Victorian novelists essays in revaluation
• Radical Mansfield double discourse in Katherine Mansfield short stories
• Early modern English drama a critical companion
• Brontes
• Virginia Woolf the echoes enslaved
• Wild women in the whirlwind Afra American culture and the contemporary literary renaissance
• D H Lawrence
• Wilde style the plays and prose of Oscar Wilde
• mysteries of Paris and London
• Contemporary womens fiction and the fantastic
• Renaissance dramatists
• Wordsworth
• Literary into cultural studies
• Literature and culture in modern Britain 1930 1955
• Irish poetry politics history negotiation the evolving debate 1969 to the present
• popular novel in England 1770 1800
• Gullivers travels based on the 1726 text contexts criticism
• Shakespeares political drama the history plays and the Roman plays
• Key concepts in literary theory
• art of Alexander Pope
• Victorian debate English literature and society 1832 1901
• Womens writing in English Britain 1900 1945
• Brontes and their world
• Wordsworth a collection of critical essays
• Katherine Mansfield and Virginia Woolf a public of two
• Elizabeth Gaskell We are not angels realism gender values
• Charles Dickens radical moralist
• short Oxford history of English literature
• Eighteenth century writers in their world a mighty maze
• Marlowe and the politics of Elizabethan theatre
• Jonson Volpone a casebook
• Charlotte Brontes Jane Eyre
• New historicism and Renaissance drama
• Katherine Mansfield
• readers guide to the development of the English novel in the eighteenth century
• English novel from Dickens to Lawrence
• T S Eliots The waste land
• English fiction of the early modern period 1890 1940
• Samuel Richardson dramatic novelist
• Learning and literacy in medieval England and abroad
• Augustan defence of satire
• Regenerating the novel gender and genre in Woolf Forster Sinclair and Lawrence
• Renaissance magic and the return of the Golden Age the occult tradition and Marlowe Jonson and Shakespeare
• Shakespeare Aphra Behn and the canon
• Mrs Gaskell the basis for reassessment