The western Canon : the books and school of the ages /

• Bloom, Harold.

• Canon (Literature)
• English literature -- History and criticism -- Theory, etc
• English literature -- Study and teaching

• Macmillan,

• 0333648137

• Wordsworth
• Critics on Shakespeare
• poetic art of W H Auden
• real foundations literature and social change
• Particularities readings in George Eliot
• Brontes
• Writing and America
• W H Auden as a social poet
• Virginia Woolf the inward voyage
• Routledge history of literature in English Britain and Ireland
• uses of the canon Elizabethan literature and contemporary theory
• Twelfth night
• Renaissance drama by women texts and documents
• Ben Jonson
• James Joyce
• great tradition George Eliot Henry James Joseph Conrad
• mill on the Floss
• novels of Virginia Woolf fact and vision
• common pursuit
• Love and death in the American novel
• genealogy of modernism a study of English literary doctrine 1908 1922
• Critique of Paradise Lost
• Feminist criticism theory and practice
• Ways of reading advanced reading skills for students of English literature
• Marlowe a critical study
• Talk an analysis of speech and non verbal behaviour in conversation
• Twentieth century literature critical issues and themes
• writers diary being extracts from the diary of Virginia Woolf
• Is Shakespeare still our contemporary
• poorhouse fugitives self taught poets and poetry in Victorian Britain
• naked city urban crime fiction in the USA
• Selected essays Womans essays
• Feminist destinations and further essays on Virginia Woolf
• Comedy
• Sula
• Shakespeare Aphra Behn and the canon
• New York fictions modernity postmodernism the new modern
• Captive imagination a casebook on The yellow wallpaper
• short Oxford history of English literature
• Shakespeares tragedies
• Literary theory an introduction
• Charlotte Brontes Jane Eyre
• Insideout lesbian theories gay theories
• Literary theory an introduction
• Shakespeare and modern popular culture
• Black women writing and identity migrations of the subject
• Cambridge companion to Oscar Wilde
• Victorian publishing and Mrs Gaskells work
• Semiotics and the analysis of film
• Auden generation literature and politics in England in the 1930s
• Charlotte Bronte
• Elizabeth Gaskell
• Angela Carter
• Feminists theorize the political
• Black womens writing
• Psychoanalytic literary criticism
• Virginia Woolf
• English studies book
• King Lear William Shakespeare
• literature of their own British women novelists from Bronte to Lessing
• preface to Oscar Wilde
• Unlocking the text fundamental issues in literary theory
• Gender roles and sexuality in Victorian literature
• Renaissance woman a sourcebook constructions of femininity in England
• Modernist reader modernism in England 1910 1930
• Political Shakespeare new essays in cultural materialism
• Understanding syntax
• Critics on Virginia Woolf readings in literary criticism
• Women in English society 1500 1800
• introduction to literature criticism and theory
• Illuminations
• Elizabeth Gaskell
• Shakespearean tragedy
• Verbal hygiene
• feminist companion to Shakespeare
• sensation novel from The woman in white to The moonstone
• Shakespeare feminism and gender
• William Shakespeare King Lear
• Literary women
• Modernist fiction
• Frankenstein Mary Shelley
• Woman and gender in Renaissance tragedy a study of King Lear Othello The Duchess of Malfi and The White Devil
• feminist reader essays in gender and the politics of literary criticism
• Empire writes back theory and practice in post colonial literatures
• Cambridge companion to James Joyce
• Elizabeth Gaskell and the English provincial novel
• court of Richard II
• Colonial and postcolonial literature migrant metaphors
• English fiction of the Victorian period 1830 1890
• Sexual textual politics feminist literary theory
• madwoman in the attic the woman writer and the nineteenth century literary imagination
• infernal desires of Angela Carter fiction femininity feminism
• linguistic guide to English poetry
• color purple
• Myths of sexuality representations of women in Victorian Britain
• Sociolinguistics
• Rich media poor democracy communication politics in dubious times
• reign of Edward III
• Virginia Woolf
• origins of English individualism the family property and social transition