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“Affective Worlds”
John Hughes
The Ambassadors of Death
Shahar Bram
Anxious Ruskin
Francis O’Gorman
The Arab Writer in English
Geoffrey Nash
The Aristocratic Universe of Karen Blixen
Frantz Leander Hansen
Aristotle and Modernism
Edna Rosenthal
Ars
poetica or The Roots of Poetic Creation?
Flemming Olsen
Crrritic!
Edited by John Schad and Oliver Tearle
The Curtained Room
Oliver Tearle
Benjamin Disraeli: The Novel as Political Discourse
Michael Flavin
David Daiches
William Baker and Michael Lister
David Peace
Katy Shaw
Dennis Cooper
Paul Hegarty and Danny Kennedy
Dialogues with / and Great Books
David Fishelov
The English Question
Thomas Docherty
Ernest Fenollosa
Flemming Olsen
Exiles and Migrants
Edited by Anthony Coulson
The Figure Concealed
Lisa Goldfarb
Figures of Heresy
Edited by Andrew Dix and Jonathan Taylor
Flaubert and Don Quijote
Soledad Fox
From History to Storytelling: Confession and Redemption in the Novels of Graham Swift
Anastasia Logotheti
Gambling in the Nineteenth-Century English Novel
Michael Flavin
Given: 1° Art 2° Crime - Modernity, Murder and Mass Culture
Jean-Michel Rabaté
A Handbook of Czech Prose Writings
Bohuslava Bradbrook
Heidegger’s Bicycle: Interfering with Victorian Texts
Roger Ebbatson
The Imperative of Narration
Catharina Wulf
In Search of Vinteuil
James Holden
An Introduction to Twentieth-Century Czech Fiction
Robert Porter
John Betjeman
Greg Morse
Karel Capek
Bohuslava R. Bradbrook
Laura Esquivel’s Mexican Fictions
Edited by Elizabeth M. Willingham
Leigh Hunt and What is Poetry?
Flemming Olsen
Living with Disbelief in the Fictions of Angela Carter
Jennifer Gustar
The Medium is the Maker
J. Hillis Miller
The Narcissism of Empire
Diane Simmons
A New Poetics of Chekhov’s Major Plays
Harai Golomb
On Reading the Will
Jeremy Tambling
Philip Larkin: Subversive Writer
Stephen Cooper
Poetic Rhythm Structure and Performance
Reuven Tsur
The Poetry of Sa’di Yûsuf
Yair Huri
The Prodigal Sign
Kevin Mills
Queer Fish: Christian Unreason from Darwin to Derrida
John Schad
Rapture: Literature, Secrecy, Addiction
David Punter
Reading Women’s Poetry
Laurence Lerner
Reinventing the Sublime
Steven Vine
Science and Nineteenth-Century Literature
Jonathan Taylor
Shadows and Illuminations
John Neary
Someone Called Derrida
John Schad
Through Australian Eyes
Andrew Hassam
Toward a Theory of Cognitive Poetics
Reuven Tsur
Trauma
and Ethics in the Novels of Graham Swift
Stef Craps
Turns for the Worse
John Schad
Wallace Stevens: Rage for Order
Lee M. Jenkins
Writers Under Siege
Jiří Holẏ
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