Search Results: Literary Criticism: various from C L Hawley

London: Continuum,. Paperback, 9'' x 6'', 279 pp. Part of the Literature, Culture and Identity series. Examines the concept of a ''lost world'' of a shared Indian, Arab and Jewish culture, undermined by the European expansion, and marking the beginning of nationalism of race, religion and language. This wide-ranging study considers ''Ivanhoe'', ''Ulysses'', family history, Genesis, Mediterranean cookery, Salman Rushdie, Zionism, Jewish mysticism and English Romanticism. Detailed bibliography. Index. Very clean and bright. Very good copy. . Paperback. 2001.

Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press,. Paperback. 212 pp. Wide ranging collection of essays from the disciplines of history, politics, sociology, film studies and literary criticism from the eighteenth century to the 1990s. Topics include tattoos, cannibalism, free love, birth control, Henry James and Fletcherism, annorexia and boxing. Near fine, bright copy. . Paperback. 1996.

London: Hodder & Stoughton,. Hardback. 131pp. Previous owner's name dated 1923 to prelim. Pages lightly tanned with some scattered foxing. Red cloth rather worn to spine. Good+, sound copy. . Hardcover.

London: Macmillan,. Hardback. 243pp. Includes essays on Tennyson, Henry Miller, Gerard Manley Hopkins, A. E. Housman, A. A. Milne, Kenneth Graham,  ''Disneydust'', Emily Dickinson, Edward Thomas, Robert Frost etc., and a group of essays on William Morris. Green cloth with gilt titles to spine. Hint of bumping to spine ends. Some edgewear to the dust wrapper including some very small chips and small closed tears. Very good copy in Chipped and Torn dw. . Hardcover. 1974.

London: Pelican,. Paperback. 376pp. Rubbed. A little dusty to white areas of wraps. Pages tanned. Good, sound copy. . Paperback. Reprint. 1958.

Woodbridge: The Boydell Press,. Hardback. 172pp. 10 essays including The Brothers Goncourt and The Ninetenth Century Novel by Anita Brookner, William Faulker:Tales of Grandfather by Michael Millgate, Wodehouse: In and beyond the Tradition of Comedy by Anthony Quinton, The Pursuit of Nancy Mitford by Selina Hastings, 'Outside his Art': Rudyard Kipling in Politics by Michael Brock, etc. Neat blue cloth with silver titles to spine. Dust wrapper is sunned to spine Near fine copy in very good dust wrapper . Hardcover. 1988.

Woodbridge: The Boydell Press,. Hardback. 208pp. 11 essays including Samuel Daniel: A Neglected Elizabethan Poet by Dick Davis, James Hogg and Sir Walter Scott: A Study in Friendship by Allan Massie; After Jane Austen: Some Nineteenth-Century Lady Novelists (Susan Ferrier, Charlotte Mary Younge, Geraldine Jewsbury, Mrs Henry Wood, M. E. Braddon, Margaret Oliphant), Memoirs of Hemingway: Growth of a Legend by Jeffrey Meyers; The Madness of Ezra Pound by Humphrey Carpenter, The Book Reviewer: The Last Amateur by Victoria Glendinning, etc. Neat blue cloth with silver titles to spine. Hint of rubbing to dust wrapper. Near fine copy in near fine dust wrapper. . Hardcover. 1986.

Leicester: Leicester Univeristy Press,. 27pp .Pamphlet. Sewn binding. Tanned to very edges. Clean and sound. Good+, sound copy. . Pamphlet. 1965.

Oxford: Oxford University Press,. Hardback. 198pp. Blue cloth gilt titles to spine. Hint of bumping to spine ends else generally clean and neat. Very good copy. . Hardcover. 1982.

London: Routledge & Kegan Paul,. Paperback. 285pp. Novelist and critic David Lodge expounds his own views on novels, novelists and their language, and the critical debates on the language of the novel. With particular reference to Mansfield Park, Hard Times, Tono-Bungay, Jane Eyre etc. Slightly rubbed. Clean and sound. Good+, sound copy . Paperback. Reprint. 1970.

London: Faber and Faber,. Paperback. 256pp. Covers the book market and the nature of the reading public in the UK, Denmark Norway and Finalnd and has several chapters entirely on the Swedish book market. Translated by George Bisset. Heavily sunned to spine and unevenly sunned to font and back. Good, sound copy. . Paperback. 1982.

London: Routledge Kegan Paul,. Hardback. 298pp. Blue cloth is slightly crinkly and slightly faded. Gilt titles to spine. A little rubbed to points. Good+, sound copy. . Hardcover. 1950.

London: Macmillan,. Hardback. 396pp. Based on the first nine lectures John Wain gave as Oxford Professor of Poetry. Some rubbing to edge of dust wrapper. Dust wrapper is creased to edges and inner flaps. Very good copy in Good dw. . Hardcover. First edition. 1977.

Oxford: Blackwell,. Hardback. 218pp. Contributors include Cedric Watts, Roger Scruton, Wayne Booth etc. Book is a fine copy with the slightest sunning to very edges and a crease to front free end paper. Dw is clean and neat but irregularly sunned to spine and front. Book contains owner's signature. Near fine copy in very good dw . Hardback. 1983.

London: Hamish Hamilton,. Hardback. 266pp. Blue boards with gilt titles to spine. Heavily sunned to spine. Good, sound copy. . Hardcover. 1963.

London: Merlin Press,. Paperback. 277pp. Translated by Edith Bone. A collection of essays on the thread of humanism that Lukács perceived running through these European novelists. Indexed. Very clean and bright. Slightly bumped to one corner. Very good copy . Paperback. 1989.

London: Methuen,. Part of the Critical Idiom series. Traces the concept of tragedy from Classicism to the present day. Focuses mainly on drama but also includes discussion on tragedy in the modern novel. Gives wide range of examples. Slightly rubbed and bumped. Previous owner's name in ink on prelim. Very good copy. . Paperback. 1969.

London: Hamish Hamilton,. Hardback. 221pp. Blue boards with silver titles to spine. Heavily faded to spine. Light foxing to edges. Good, sound copy. . Hardcover. 1960.