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The Oscotian, or Literary Gazette of St. Mary's

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: John Mo<strong>orstrong>e Oscott St Mary s Sem, PUBLISHER: Books LLC, NA

Paradigms Regained: Pluralism and the Practice of Criticism.

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Battersby, James L., PUBLISHER: University <strong>ofstrong> Pennsylvania Press, "Paradigms Regained" is James L Battersby's eff<strong>orstrong>t to reclaim f<strong>orstrong> <strong>literarystrong> study certain legitimate territ<strong>orstrong>ies that have been needlessly abandoned on <strong>thestrong> <strong>thestrong><strong>orstrong>etical battlefield. Despite assertions to <strong>thestrong> contrary by poststructuralist <strong>orstrong> new hist<strong>orstrong>icist critics, Battersby contends, it is still possible to talk intelligently, rig<strong>orstrong>ously, and usefully about such issues as <strong>literarystrong> intentionality, stable references, determinate meaning, and objective value judgments <strong>ofstrong> <strong>literarystrong> w<strong>orstrong>ks.

Black Literature and Literary Theory

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Stimpson, Catharine R. / Gates, Henry Louis, JR., PUBLISHER: Routledge, ""Black Literature and <strong>Literarystrong> <strong>Thestrong><strong>orstrong>y" is <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> first imp<strong>orstrong>tance, not only f<strong>orstrong> scholars <strong>ofstrong> black literature, but also f<strong>orstrong> <strong>literarystrong> critics and <strong>thestrong><strong>orstrong>ists in <strong>thestrong> traditional fields <strong>ofstrong> Western literature."--W. Mitchell, University <strong>ofstrong> Chicago

The Dead Sea Scrolls of St. Mark's Monastery V2: Fascicle 2,

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Burrows, Millar, PUBLISHER: <strong>Literarystrong> Licensing, LLC, In Two Volumes. Volume 1, <strong>Thestrong> Isaiah Manuscript And Habakkuk Commentary; Volume 2, Fascicle 2, Plates And Transcription <strong>Ofstrong> <strong>Thestrong> Manual <strong>Ofstrong> Discipline.

Fair or Foul the Weather

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Darcy, J. B., PUBLISHER: Creative Publishing International, A catastrophic diph<strong>thestrong>ria epidemic, a city-wide fire and crash <strong>ofstrong> all <strong>thestrong> country's banks were <strong>thestrong> shocking happenings which overstepped <strong>thestrong> bounds <strong>ofstrong> dramatic possibility. With <strong>thestrong> city in near ruins, Bro<strong>thestrong>r Luke Slattery was assigned <strong>thestrong> near impossible task <strong>ofstrong> rebuilding a hallowed but dying school in St. John's - St. Bonaventure's College.

New Essays on the Country of the Pointed Firs

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Howard, June / Elliot, Em<strong>orstrong>y / June, Howard, PUBLISHER: Cambridge University Press, <strong>Thestrong> Country <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> Pointed Firs by Sarah <strong>Orstrong>ne Jewett is one <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> most imp<strong>orstrong>tant w<strong>orstrong>ks <strong>ofstrong> New England local col<strong>orstrong> fiction. This collection <strong>ofstrong> essays builds on feminist <strong>literarystrong> scholarship that affirms <strong>thestrong> value <strong>ofstrong> Jewett's w<strong>orstrong>k, but goes beyond previously published studies by <strong>ofstrong>fering an analysis <strong>ofstrong> how race, nationalism, and <strong>thestrong> <strong>literarystrong> marketplace shape her narrative. <strong>Thestrong> volume constitutes a maj<strong>orstrong> rethinking <strong>ofstrong> Jewett's contribution to American literature, and will be <strong>ofstrong> interest to <strong>thestrong> fields <strong>ofstrong> American <strong>literarystrong> studies, feminist cultural criticism, and American studies.

The Poetics of Derek Walcott: Intertextual Perspectives

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Davis, Gregson, PUBLISHER: Duke University Press, <strong>Thestrong> essays collected in this issue <strong>ofstrong>fer complementary critical perspectives on <strong>thestrong> mature lyric w<strong>orstrong>k <strong>ofstrong> Derek Walcott, <strong>thestrong> acclaimed Nobel laureate from <strong>thestrong> Caribbean island <strong>ofstrong> St. Lucia. <strong>Thestrong> centerpiece <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> ensemble is a previously unpublished essay in which Walcott's reflections on poetics illuminate his project in <strong>thestrong> masterpiece, "Omeros." O<strong>thestrong>r contributions by <strong>literarystrong> scholars in N<strong>orstrong>th America and <strong>thestrong> Caribbean focus on fundamental dimensions <strong>ofstrong> Walcott's craft and on such <strong>thestrong>matic preoccupations as <strong>thestrong> intersection <strong>ofstrong> pict<strong>orstrong>ial and verbal modes <strong>ofstrong> representation, <strong>thestrong> deployment <strong>ofstrong> nuanced intertextual strategies (especially in relation to <strong>thestrong> Greco-Roman canon), <strong>thestrong> invention <strong>ofstrong> a viable artistic identity in a postcolonial intercultural milieu, and <strong>thestrong> psychosocial modeling <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> process <strong>ofstrong> <strong>literarystrong> apprenticeship. "Contribut<strong>orstrong>s. "Edward Baugh, Peter Burian, Gregson Davis, Carol Dougherty, Joseph Farrell, Judith Harris, Timothy H<strong>ofstrong>meister, Derek Walcott

History/Writing

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Cook, Albert Spaulding, PUBLISHER: Cambridge University Press, Hist<strong>orstrong>y writing is a f<strong>orstrong>m <strong>ofstrong> literature that claims a unique c<strong>orstrong>respondence to <strong>thestrong> processes <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> real w<strong>orstrong>ld. In this ambitious study, Albert Cook examines <strong>thestrong> <strong>literarystrong> d imensions <strong>ofstrong> hist<strong>orstrong>iacal writing. He examines two seemingly contradict<strong>orstrong>y constraints on hist<strong>orstrong>iography: <strong>thestrong> truth-claims <strong>ofstrong> texts and <strong>thestrong> rhet<strong>orstrong>ic <strong>ofstrong> hist<strong>orstrong>ical discourse. He shows how <strong>thestrong>se constraints combine to enable, ra<strong>thestrong>r than prevent, <strong>thestrong> presentation <strong>ofstrong> meaning in temp<strong>orstrong>al sequences <strong>ofstrong> events. Cook's scope encompasses <strong>thestrong> hist<strong>orstrong>igraphical aspects <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> Hebrew Bible and <strong>thestrong> Gospels, Homer, Thucydides, Tacitus, Greg<strong>orstrong>y <strong>ofstrong> Tours, Einhards, <strong>thestrong> Anglo-Saxon chronicles, Machiavelli Guicciardini, Gibbon, Ezra Pound, Foucault, Heidegger and Bradel. In <strong>thestrong> first half <strong>ofstrong> his w<strong>orstrong>k he focuses on <strong>thestrong> practice <strong>ofstrong> individual hist<strong>orstrong>ians; in <strong>thestrong> second on particular philosophical <strong>orstrong> <strong>orstrong>ganizational techniques, in scriptural hist<strong>orstrong>ians philosophical hist<strong>orstrong>ians, <strong>orstrong> <strong>thestrong> self-critical hist<strong>orstrong>ians <strong>ofstrong> our own time. Though his concerns are systematic his analysis bears upon development questions in <strong>thestrong> practice <strong>ofstrong> hist<strong>orstrong>iography over <strong>thestrong> past twenty-five hundred years. Thus, <strong>thestrong> book is not a hist<strong>orstrong>y <strong>ofstrong> hist<strong>orstrong>iography but a hist<strong>orstrong>icized perspective <strong>ofstrong> its manifestations in different cultures. Its ambitious scope extends to questions <strong>ofstrong> <strong>literarystrong> <strong>thestrong><strong>orstrong>y and criticism, <strong>literarystrong> hist<strong>orstrong>y, rhet<strong>orstrong>ic, semiology and narratology.

Panoramas Literarios: Espana

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Vetterling, Mary-Ann / Kienzle, Beverly / Mendez-Faith, Teresa, PUBLISHER: Heinle & Heinle Publishers, Designed f<strong>orstrong> upper-level courses, <strong>thestrong> second edition <strong>ofstrong> PAN<strong>ORstrong>AMAS LITERARIOS: ESPA A introduces students to <strong>thestrong> study <strong>ofstrong> Spanish literature through representative w<strong>orstrong>ks by maj<strong>orstrong> <strong>literarystrong> figures from <strong>thestrong> Middle Ages to <strong>thestrong> present. This anthology places a strong emphasis on literature <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> twentieth and twenty-first centuries and includes some <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> most influential and active writers today. <strong>Thestrong> carefully chosen selections exemplify <strong>thestrong> genres <strong>ofstrong> narrative, drama, and poetry, as well as <strong>thestrong> most imp<strong>orstrong>tant <strong>literarystrong> currents <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> period under study. This text is part <strong>ofstrong> a two-volume anthology that can be used separately <strong>orstrong> in conjunction with its companion volume, PAN<strong>ORstrong>AMAS LITERARIOS: AM RICA HISPANA. Acquista <strong>Orstrong>a

Degress of Nakedness

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Mo<strong>orstrong>e, Lisa, PUBLISHER: Mercury Press, <strong>Thestrong> st<strong>orstrong>ies <strong>ofstrong> Lisa Mo<strong>orstrong>e are bright, tangible, and emotionally engaging. Fire moves through urban St. John's like a human emotion, <strong>orstrong> <strong>thestrong> human emotions <strong>ofstrong> her st<strong>orstrong>ies move like fire through St. John's. This is writing that is alive with images and darkness and light, with <strong>thestrong> hard delicate c<strong>orstrong>e <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> human psyche.

New literary landscapes

Vendo libro scolastico in buonissimo stato come nuovo a buon prezzo. LETTERATURA INGLESE G. Thomson, S. Maglioni, NEW <strong>LITERARYstrong> LANDSCAPES, A sh<strong>orstrong>t anthology <strong>ofstrong> literature in English from <strong>thestrong> <strong>orstrong>igins to <strong>thestrong> Contemp<strong>orstrong>ary Age + <strong>Literarystrong> Connestions. Black Cat. ISBN:

The Bedford Glossary of Critical and Literary Terms

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Murfin, Ross C. / Ray, Supryia, PUBLISHER: St. Martin's Press, Many <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> 700 traditional and contemp<strong>orstrong>ary critical and <strong>literarystrong> terms succinctly presented in this book have never been covered bef<strong>orstrong>e. Extensively cross-referenced, <strong>thestrong> alphabetically arranged entries are defined with unusual brevity and illustrated with hundreds <strong>ofstrong> examples drawn from both canonical literature and contemp<strong>orstrong>ary popular culture. <strong>Thestrong> glossary is expressly designed to reflect how literature and criticism are taught today, making this an indispensable reference which will be used f<strong>orstrong> years to come.

Rhetoric

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Richards, Jennifer, PUBLISHER: Routledge, <strong>Thestrong> term 'rhet<strong>orstrong>ic' describes <strong>thestrong> effective use <strong>ofstrong> language, usually to persuade <strong>orstrong> influence. Frequently set up in opposition to 'truth' <strong>orstrong> 'plain speech', it has attracted much critical debate from ancient philosophy to current <strong>literarystrong> <strong>thestrong><strong>orstrong>y. Examining both <strong>thestrong> practice and <strong>thestrong><strong>orstrong>y <strong>ofstrong> this controversial concept, Jennifer Richards looks at: hist<strong>orstrong>ical and contemp<strong>orstrong>ary definitions <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> term 'rhet<strong>orstrong>ic' uses <strong>ofstrong> rhet<strong>orstrong>ic in literature, by auth<strong>orstrong>s such as William Shakespeare, Mary Shelley and James Joyce classical traditions <strong>ofstrong> rhet<strong>orstrong>ic, as seen in <strong>thestrong> w<strong>orstrong>k <strong>ofstrong> Plato, Aristotle and Cicero <strong>thestrong> rebirth <strong>ofstrong> rhet<strong>orstrong>ic in <strong>thestrong> Renaissance and its return to <strong>thestrong> contemp<strong>orstrong>ary academy through Composition and Literature courses <strong>thestrong> current position and way f<strong>orstrong>ward f<strong>orstrong> rhet<strong>orstrong>ic in <strong>literarystrong> and critical <strong>thestrong><strong>orstrong>y, as envisaged by critics such as Paul de Man, Jacques Derrida and Kenneth Burke. This insightful volume <strong>ofstrong>fers an honest and accessible account <strong>ofstrong> this debatable yet unavoidable term, making this book invaluable reading f<strong>orstrong> students <strong>ofstrong> literature, philosophy and cultural studies.

Literary Memoirs

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Lastarria, Jose Vict<strong>orstrong>ino / Lastarria, Jos? Vict<strong>orstrong>ino / Nunn, Frederick M., PUBLISHER: Oxf<strong>orstrong>d University Press, USA, Novelist, scholar, journalist, statesman, and leading member <strong>ofstrong> Chile's "Generation <strong>ofstrong> "--an intellectual movement so named f<strong>orstrong> <strong>thestrong> founding <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> National University--Jose Vict<strong>orstrong>ino Lastarria () lived his life at <strong>thestrong> f<strong>orstrong>efront <strong>ofstrong> nineteenth-century Chilean and Spanish American culture, literature, and politics. Recuerdos Literarios (<strong>orstrong> <strong>Literarystrong> Memoirs) is his masterpiece, encompassing <strong>thestrong> candid mem<strong>orstrong>ies <strong>ofstrong> a tireless activist, both <strong>thestrong> creative and critical sensibilities <strong>ofstrong> an influential Latin American early modernist, and an eyewitness account <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> development <strong>ofstrong> Chilean literature and hist<strong>orstrong>iography. An ardent, eloquent participant in every defining artistic and ideological debate in Chile during <strong>thestrong> f<strong>orstrong>mative mid-s, Lastarria rec<strong>orstrong>ded his epoch as closely as he did his own <strong>orstrong>igins, education, ambitions, and career. Sometimes reminiscent <strong>ofstrong> Montaigne's essays, Eca de Quieroz's journalism, <strong>orstrong> Barbusse's didactic convictions, <strong>Literarystrong> Memoirs is an engrossing account <strong>ofstrong> Chile's newly <strong>orstrong>dained nationhood. This addition to Oxf<strong>orstrong>d's prestigious Library <strong>ofstrong> Latin America series is m<strong>orstrong>e than a retelling <strong>ofstrong> things past; it is an inf<strong>orstrong>med yet inf<strong>orstrong>mal testament to <strong>thestrong> idea <strong>ofstrong> chilenidad (<strong>orstrong> "Chileanness") and a detailed p<strong>orstrong>trait <strong>ofstrong> one <strong>ofstrong> Chile's cultural architects. F<strong>orstrong> this new edition <strong>ofstrong> <strong>Literarystrong> Memoirs, Frederick M. Nunn's introduction presents an inf<strong>orstrong>mative hist<strong>orstrong>ical background and R. Kelly Washbourne's translation carefully preserves Lastarria's f<strong>orstrong>m and content.

The Tears of Hispaniola: Haitian and Dominican Diaspora

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Suarez, Lucia M., PUBLISHER: University Press <strong>ofstrong> Fl<strong>orstrong>ida, "<strong>Thestrong> first book on <strong>thestrong> market that considers <strong>thestrong> experience <strong>ofstrong> Haitians and Dominicans in <strong>thestrong> United States in one single eff<strong>orstrong>t <strong>ofstrong> analysis and does so through <strong>thestrong> cultural venue <strong>ofstrong> <strong>literarystrong> texts produced by writers from <strong>thestrong> two communities."--Silvio To

Double Agent: The Critic and Society

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Dickstein, M<strong>orstrong>ris, PUBLISHER: Oxf<strong>orstrong>d University Press, USA, Double Agent is a watershed in <strong>thestrong> recent revival <strong>ofstrong> interest in <strong>thestrong> role <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> public critic and intellectual who writes about culture, politics, and <strong>thestrong> arts f<strong>orstrong> an intelligent general audience. <strong>Ofstrong>fering acute p<strong>orstrong>traits <strong>ofstrong> critics both famous and neglected, Dickstein traces <strong>thestrong> evolution <strong>ofstrong> cultural criticism over <strong>thestrong> last century from Mat<strong>thestrong>w Arnold to New Hist<strong>orstrong>icism. He examines <strong>thestrong> development <strong>ofstrong> practical criticism, <strong>thestrong> rise and fall <strong>ofstrong> <strong>literarystrong> journalism, and <strong>thestrong> growth <strong>ofstrong> American Studies, and rereads <strong>thestrong> w<strong>orstrong>k <strong>ofstrong> critics like Arnold, Walter Pater, I.A. Richards, Roland Bar<strong>thestrong>s, Edmund Wilson, R.P. Blackmur, Lionel Trilling, Alfred Kazin, and Ge<strong>orstrong>ge <strong>Orstrong>well. In essays and books that are <strong>thestrong>mselves w<strong>orstrong>ks <strong>ofstrong> literature, <strong>thestrong>se writers made criticism central to <strong>thestrong> public sphere, balancing social and <strong>literarystrong> values, politic commitment and aes<strong>thestrong>tic judgment. Though marginalized <strong>orstrong> ign<strong>orstrong>ed by academic hist<strong>orstrong>ies <strong>ofstrong> criticism, <strong>thestrong>ir example has proved immensely valuable f<strong>orstrong> younger critics eager to find a personal voice and reach a wider public. Dickstein concludes with a lively and provocative dialogue that weighs <strong>thestrong> claims <strong>ofstrong> recent <strong>literarystrong> <strong>thestrong><strong>orstrong>y and <strong>thestrong> imp<strong>orstrong>tance <strong>ofstrong> renewing public culture.

Men of Letters, Writing Lives

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Broughton, Trev Lynn, PUBLISHER: Routledge, Trev Lynn Broughton takes an in-depth look at <strong>thestrong> developments within Vict<strong>orstrong>ian auto/biography, and asks what we can learn about <strong>thestrong> conditions and limits <strong>ofstrong> male <strong>literarystrong> auth<strong>orstrong>ity. Providing a feminist analysis <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> effects <strong>ofstrong> this <strong>literarystrong> production on culture, Broughton looks at <strong>thestrong> increase in pr<strong>ofstrong>essions with a vested interest in <strong>thestrong> written Life; <strong>thestrong> speeding up <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> Life-and-Letters industry during this period; <strong>thestrong> institutionalization <strong>ofstrong> Life-writing; and <strong>thestrong> consequent spread <strong>ofstrong> a netw<strong>orstrong>k <strong>ofstrong> mainly male practitioners and commentat<strong>orstrong>s. This study focuses on two case studies from <strong>thestrong> period : <strong>thestrong> <strong>thestrong><strong>orstrong>ies and achievements <strong>ofstrong> Sir Leslie Stephen and <strong>thestrong> debate surrounding James Anthony Froude's account <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> marriage <strong>ofstrong> Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle.

Ronsard and the Age of Gold

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Armstrong, Elizabeth Htylerr / Armstrong, Kelley / Armstrong, Elizabeth, PUBLISHER: Cambridge University Press, <strong>Thestrong> Age <strong>ofstrong> Gold was one <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> so-called 'commonplaces' inherited by <strong>thestrong> Renaissance from classical antiquity, a myth (taking many different f<strong>orstrong>ms) telling <strong>ofstrong> an era <strong>ofstrong> human happiness without war <strong>orstrong> want. Most writers used it as a convenient device, predicting its return as an age <strong>ofstrong> peace and plenty upon <strong>thestrong> accession <strong>ofstrong> a ruler <strong>orstrong> <strong>thestrong> signing <strong>ofstrong> a treaty: o<strong>thestrong>rs m<strong>orstrong>alized it as a ref<strong>orstrong>med <strong>orstrong> spiritually regenerated society. Elizabeth Armstrong's search f<strong>orstrong> an answer to this question has entailed a study <strong>ofstrong> a wide range <strong>ofstrong> possible influences, classical, medieval and contemp<strong>orstrong>ary, and an examination <strong>ofstrong> neglected areas <strong>ofstrong> Ronsard's own vast <strong>literarystrong> output. Most <strong>ofstrong> all an explanation is sought in his temperament and tastes, which made <strong>thestrong> <strong>thestrong>me <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> Age <strong>ofstrong> Gold at one period in his life a welcome vehicle f<strong>orstrong> poetry expressing his love <strong>ofstrong> freedom and his sensibility to untouched nature.

Winter of Grace

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Funderburk, Robert, PUBLISHER: Bethany House Publishers, Book 3 <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> Dylan St. John Novels. <strong>Thestrong> st<strong>orstrong>y <strong>ofstrong> one man's struggle against <strong>thestrong> sometimes lethal w<strong>orstrong>king <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> criminal justice system, and <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> woman who refused to stop believing in him. Set in <strong>thestrong> Cajun Bayous <strong>ofstrong> sou<strong>thestrong>rn Louisiana.

French Renaissance Tragedy

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Jond<strong>orstrong>f, Gillian, PUBLISHER: Cambridge University Press, Gillian Jond<strong>orstrong>f challenges <strong>thestrong> traditional critical approaches to French Renaissance <strong>thestrong>ater, reevaluating its <strong>literarystrong> merit and <strong>orstrong>iginality. She shows how playwrights <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> sixteenth century actually achieved an <strong>orstrong>iginality by introducing classical <strong>thestrong>mes, breaking with <strong>thestrong> medieval tradition <strong>ofstrong> religious and m<strong>orstrong>ality plays. Whereas many critics have considered writers <strong>ofstrong> French Renaissance drama as mere f<strong>orstrong>erunners <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> m<strong>orstrong>e famous seventeenth-century writers such as Molie re <strong>orstrong> Racine, Jond<strong>orstrong>f argues that <strong>thestrong>se plays should be seen as competent and skillfully-composed in <strong>thestrong>ir own right. This book will appeal to students <strong>ofstrong> Renaissance literature and European drama, as well as those interested in questions <strong>ofstrong> <strong>orstrong>iginality and <strong>literarystrong> influence.

G.Thomson, S.Maglioni, New Literary Landscapes

Vendo libro scolastico in buonissimo stato come nuovo a buon prezzo. G. Thomson, S. Maglioni, NEW <strong>LITERARYstrong> LANDSCAPES, A sh<strong>orstrong>t anthology <strong>ofstrong> literature in English from <strong>thestrong> <strong>orstrong>igins to <strong>thestrong> Contemp<strong>orstrong>ary Age + <strong>Literarystrong> Connestions. Black Cat. ISBN

Kingdom Come

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: MacLean, Amanda / Noble, Diane, PUBLISHER: Palisades Press (<strong>ORstrong>), Feisty, compassionate Sabrina St. Charles, M.D., returns to Kingdom Come to fight <strong>thestrong> coal mining company that is ravaging <strong>thestrong> land. When she meets <strong>thestrong> handsome mining heir Jake MacKenzie III, toge<strong>thestrong>r <strong>thestrong>y face <strong>thestrong> aftermath <strong>ofstrong> betrayal, <strong>thestrong> fight f<strong>orstrong> justice...and <strong>thestrong> price <strong>ofstrong> love.

NEW LITERARY LANDSCAPES di G. Thomson, S. Maglioni

Vendo libro scolastico in buonissimo stato come nuovo a buon prezzo. G. Thomson, S. Maglioni, NEW <strong>LITERARYstrong> LANDSCAPES, A sh<strong>orstrong>t anthology <strong>ofstrong> literature in English from <strong>thestrong> <strong>orstrong>igins to <strong>thestrong> Contemp<strong>orstrong>ary Age + <strong>Literarystrong> Connestions. Black Cat. ISBN:

Essays Politic and Moral, and Essays Moral and Theological

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Tuvill, Daniel, PUBLISHER: University <strong>ofstrong> Virginia Press, <strong>Thestrong>se two sets <strong>ofstrong> essays by <strong>thestrong> seventeenth-century clegyman Tuvil illustrate <strong>literarystrong> tastes and fashions <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> time and <strong>ofstrong>fer examples <strong>ofstrong> such popular genres as <strong>thestrong> sermon, <strong>thestrong> resolve, and <strong>thestrong> meditation.

Eighteenth-Century Literary History: An"mlq" Reader

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTH<strong>ORstrong>: Brown / Brown, Marshall / Marshall Brown, PUBLISHER: Duke University Press, Viewed as a crucible <strong>ofstrong> modernity, <strong>thestrong> eighteenth century has become a special focus <strong>ofstrong> "Modern Language Quarterly," a journal that has led <strong>thestrong> revival <strong>ofstrong> <strong>literarystrong> hist<strong>orstrong>y as a subject f<strong>orstrong> empirical study and <strong>thestrong><strong>orstrong>etical reflection. <strong>Thestrong> essays in this volume, which cover a broad cross-section <strong>ofstrong> eighteenth-century <strong>literarystrong> hist<strong>orstrong>y, represent <strong>thestrong> best studies <strong>ofstrong> this period recently published in "MLQ." While examining different parts <strong>ofstrong> <strong>thestrong> century, as well as different aspects and countries, contribut<strong>orstrong>s expl<strong>orstrong>e <strong>thestrong> intersection <strong>ofstrong> <strong>literarystrong> studies with hist<strong>orstrong>y, philosophy, psychology, and <strong>thestrong> visual arts. <strong>Thestrong>y discuss a creative range <strong>ofstrong> topics, including feminism, nationalism, domestic ideology, <strong>thestrong> classical novel-drama-lyric poetry triad, and both aes<strong>thestrong>tic and philosophical writings. This span <strong>ofstrong> subjects and approaches extends <strong>thestrong> focus <strong>ofstrong> "Eighteenth-Century <strong>Literarystrong> Hist<strong>orstrong>y" beyond its period to project a spirit <strong>ofstrong> inquiry onto <strong>literarystrong> hist<strong>orstrong>y in general. "Contribut<strong>orstrong>s." Nancy Armstrong, Marshall Brown, Sanf<strong>orstrong>d Budick, Ca<strong>thestrong>rine Gallagher, Thomas M. Kavanagh, Jon Klancher, Jill Kowalik, Jonathan Brody Kramnick, Christie McDonald, Jerome McGann, Ruth Perry, Michael B. Prince, Leonard Tennenhouse

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