Constructing postmodernism /

• McHale, Brian.

• Fiction -- 20th century -- History and criticism
• Postmodernism (Literature)
• Science fiction -- 20th century -- History and criticism.

• Routledge,

• 0415060133

• Modern heroism essays on D H Lawrence William Empson & J R R Tolkien
• Im telling you stories Jeanette Winterson and the politics of reading
• Gender in Joyce
• Christian poet in Paradise lost
• Wordsworth a collection of critical essays
• English poetry of the eighteenth century 1700 1789
• Early modern English drama a critical companion
• art of George Eliot
• In the reading gaol postmodernity texts and history
• Augustan vision
• Cambridge companion to Wordsworth
• Christopher Marlowe
• English novel in history 1895 1920
• Alexander Pope
• secret sharer
• Postmodernist fiction
• Romanticism
• Metafiction
• British Romantic poets recent revaluations
• reputation and writings of Alexander Pope
• Beyond egotism the fiction of James Joyce Virginia Woolf and D H Lawrence
• Gothic modernisms
• literature of terror a history of Gothic fictions from 1765 to the present day
• Joseph Conrad
• poetics of gender
• Cambridge introduction to modern British fiction 1950 2000
• politics of postmodernism
• James Joyce new perspectives
• Realism and power postmodern British fiction
• Hidden from history reclaiming the gay and lesbian past
• parameters of postmodernism
• colonial rise of the novel
• Alexander Pope
• Shakespeares comic sequence
• seven basic plots why we tell stories
• Angela Carter
• romantic imagination a casebook
• D H Lawrence
• fiction of Julian Barnes
• postmodern scene excremental culture and hyper aesthetics
• Discourse
• Victorian writing and working women the other side of silence
• Contemporary literary criticism literary and cultural studies
• Jacques Lacan
• labouring classes in early industrial England 1750 1850
• art of Alexander Pope
• Feminine fictions revisiting the postmodern
• Marlowe a collection of critical essays
• Undoing culture globalization postmodernism and identity
• Illuminations
• dark sun a study of D H Lawrence
• English fiction of the early modern period 1890 1940
• history of the Liberal Party in the twentieth century
• Refiguring modernism The women of 1928
• Contemporary fiction
• Themes and conventions of Elizabethan tragedy
• New York fictions modernity postmodernism the new modern
• Science fiction
• secret sharer and other stories
• novel and the modern world
• poetics of postmodernism history theory fiction
• Kurt Vonneguts Slaughterhouse five
• Improvisation for the theatre a handbook of teaching and directing techniques
• modern American novel
• Black skin white masks
• New historicism and Renaissance drama
• condition of postmodernity an enquiry into the origins of cultural change
• Conjuring black women fiction and literary tradition
• Lacan
• Deconstruction Derrida
• Postmodernism and the re reading of modernity
• Whats wrong with postmodernism critical theory and the ends of philosophy
• Victorian novel modern essays in criticism
• Nathanael West the art of his life
• Crime fiction from Poe to the present
• companion to Romanticism
• Virginia Woolf the echoes enslaved
• genealogy of modernism a study of English literary doctrine 1908 1922
• world of Popes satires an introduction to the Epistles and Imitations of Horace
• Postmodernism or The cultural logic of late capitalism
• Bodies that matter on the discursive limits of sex
• Feminism and the politics of reading
• Postmodernism a reader
• Modernism 1890 1930
• On the poetry of Pope
• natural passion a study of the novels of Samuel Richardson
• complete critical guide to D H Lawrence
• nineteenth century novel realisms
• Modernisms a literary guide
• Career counseling a narrative approach
• Victorians
• Dubliners
• Marlowe a critical study
• Language processing in children and adults an introduction
• Oroonoko an authoritative text historical backgrounds criticism
• Language and society
• Movements in English literature 1900 1940
• companion to modernist literature and culture
• difficulties of modernism
• Modern literary theory a reader