D.H. Lawrence : a critical anthology /

• Coombes, H. 1909-

• Lawrence, D. H. 1885-1930 -- Criticism and interpretation.
• English fiction -- 20th century.

• Penguin Education,

• 0140807926

• Thought words and creativity art and thought in Lawrence
• world of Lawrence a passionate appreciation
• life and works of D H Lawrence
• life of D H Lawrence an illustrated biography
• D H Lawrence and his world
• D H Lawrence novelist
• companion to early modern womens writing
• D H Lawrence
• complete critical guide to D H Lawrence
• D H Lawrence handbook
• Renaissance drama by women texts and documents
• Hard times
• D H Lawrence the critical heritage
• Whos who in D H Lawrence
• Helene Cixous
• dark sun a study of D H Lawrence
• D H Lawrence
• English novel in history 1700 1780
• Samuel Richardson dramatic novelist
• D H Lawrence and Edward Carpenter a study in Edwardian transition
• Sexual politics
• romantic poets
• forked flame a study of D H Lawrence
• popular novel in England 1770 1800
• city of Dickens
• singular anomaly women novelists of the nineteenth century
• language of D H Lawrence
• Mrs Dalloway
• Women and fiction feminism and the novel 1880 1920
• introduction to the English novel To George Eliot
• Critics on D H Lawrence
• Romantic imagination
• J G Ballard
• new feminist criticism essays on women literature and theory
• Streetwalking the metropolis women the city and modernity
• industrial muse a study of nineteenth century British working class literature
• Charles Dickens
• D H Lawrence
• Unlocking the text fundamental issues in literary theory
• Reader I married him a study of the women characters of Jane Austen Charlotte Bronte Elizabeth Gaskell and George Eliot
• Studying the novel
• Psychoanalytic criticism a reappraisal
• Toni Morrisons fiction contemporary criticism
• Romanticism
• companion to Romanticism
• Reading woman essays in feminist criticism
• rise of the novel studies in Defoe Richardson and Fielding
• Cambridge companion to the Eighteenth Century novel
• Modernist fiction an introduction
• Lady Chatterleys lover A propos of Lady Chatterleys lover
• mirror and the lamp romantic theory and the critical tradition
• twentieth century in poetry a critical survey
• Literature of the romantic period a bibliographical guide
• Toni Morrison
• Charlotte Perkins Gilman reader the Yellow wallpaper and other fiction
• Beloved
• Mrs Dalloway
• Victorian feminism 1850 1900
• iam Shakespeare The tempest a case study in critical controversy
• Black womens writing
• English fiction of the eighteenth century 1700 1789
• Language gender and society
• King Lear William Shakespeare
• well of loneliness
• Poverty and vagrancy in Tudor England
• Sexualtextual politics feminist literary theory
• critical and cultural theory reader
• poorhouse fugitives self taught poets and poetry in Victorian Britain
• feminist reader essays in gender and the politics of literary criticism
• Joseph Conrad
• Romantics rebels and reactionaries English literature and its background 1760 1830
• Jean Rhys
• British writers of the thirties
• Mrs Dalloway
• Popular culture in England c 1500 1850
• Modern literary theory a reader
• tempest
• rise of fascism
• Cambridge companion to Jane Austen
• Literary feminisms
• Feminist readings feminists reading
• Early language
• Romanticism
• introduction to womens writing from the Middle Ages to the present day
• rise of the novel studies in Defoe Richardson and Fielding
• Angela Carter the rational glass
• Angela Carter writing from the front line
• Beginning postmodernism
• improper feminine the womens sensation novel and the new woman writing
• English poetry of the Romantic period 1789 1830
• Uneven developments the ideological work of gender in mid Victorian England
• introductory guide to post structuralism and postmodernism
• rise of the novel studies in Defoe Richardson and Fielding
• Gender of modernism a critical anthology
• Poverty and policy in Tudor and Stuart England
• Shakespeare and gender a history
• Theatres of memory Past and present in contemporary culture
• Modernist fiction
• Virginia Woolf
• Angela Carter