Books in Literature and Literary Criticism: British and Irish Literature

from the University of Chicago Press

• Aaron, Jane: Nineteenth-Century Women's Writing in Wales
• Abel, Elizabeth: Virginia Woolf and the Fictions of Psychoanalysis
• Adams, Sam: The Collected Short Stories of Roland Mathias
• Adelman, Janet: Blood Relations
• Alcobia-Murphy, Shane: Sympathetic Ink
• Altman, Joel B.: The Improbability of Othello
• Andreadis, Harriette: Sappho in Early Modern England
• Andrew, Malcolm: The Poems of the Pearl Manuscript in Modern English Prose
• Auerbach, Nina: Forbidden Journeys
• Aylmer, Ursula: Most Noble Bodley!
• Baker, Houston A.: Black British Cultural Studies
• Barker, Francis: The Culture of Violence
• Barker-Benfield, B. C.: St Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury
• Barr, Helen: The Digby Poems
• Barron, W. R. J.: The Arthur of the English
• Beal, Peter: Elizabeth I and the Culture of Writing
• Beal, Peter: English Manuscript Studies Vol 11
• Beal, Peter: English Manuscript Studies Vol 12
• Beal, Peter: English Manuscript Studies Vol 13
• Beal, Peter: English Manuscript Studies Vol 4
• Beal, Peter: English Manuscript Studies Vol 5
• Beal, Peter: English Manuscript Studies Vol 6
• Beal, Peter: English Manuscript Studies Vol 7
• Beal, Peter: English Manuscript Studies Vol 8
• Beatty, Bernard: Byron and the Limits of Fiction
• Beatty, Bernard: Liberty and Poetic Licence
• Beckwith, Sarah: Signifying God
• Bender, John: Imagining the Penitentiary
• Benedict, Barbara M.: Curiosity
• Bevington, David: This Wide and Universal Theater
• Biggs, Bryan: Malcolm Lowry
• Blake, William: The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
• Bloom, Allan: Shakespeare on Love and Friendship
• Bloom, Allan: Shakespeare's Politics
• Bonnefoy, Yves: Shakespeare and the French Poet
• Bowler, Peter J.: Science for All
• Brantley, Jessica: Reading in the Wilderness
• Brennan, Catherine: Angers, Fantasies and Ghostly Fears
• Breslin, Paul: Nobody's Nation
• Bromwich, Rachel: The Arthur of the Welsh
• Bromwich, David: Disowned by Memory
• Brown, Richard Danson: New Poet, The:
• Brown, Tony: Welsh Writing in English
• Brown, Tony: Welsh Writing in English, Volume 9
• Buffery, Helena: Shakespeare in Catalan
• Cameron, Sharon: Impersonality
• Carroll, Lewis: Alice's Adventures under Ground
• Cawelti, John G.: The Spy Story
• Chandler, James: England in 1819
• Chandler, James: Wordsworth's Second Nature
• Charnell-White, Cathryn: Bardic Circles
• Chinitz, David E.: T. S. Eliot and the Cultural Divide
• Christ, Carol T.: Victorian and Modern Poetics
• Clements, Paul: Jan Morris
• Clopper, Lawrence M.: Drama, Play, and Game
• Collingridge, W. H.: How to Woo, When, and to Whom
• Connolly, Cyril: Enemies of Promise
• Constantine, Mary-Ann: The Truth Against the World
• Cormack, Bradin: A Power to Do Justice
• Davie, Donald: Under Briggflatts
• Davies, Hazel: O. M. Edwards
• Davies, Damian Walford: Wales and the Romantic Imagination
• Dellamora, Richard: Victorian Sexual Dissidence
• Deutsch, Helen: Loving Dr. Johnson
• DiBattista, Maria: First Love
• Dickens, Charles: Dickens' Working Notes for His Novels
• Dix, Hywel: After Raymond Williams
• Dolven, Jeff: Scenes of Instruction in Renaissance Romance
• Douglas, Aileen: Uneasy Sensations
• Douthwaite, Julia V.: The Wild Girl, Natural Man, and the Monster
• Dubrow, Heather: The Historical Renaissance
• Ducis, Jean-François: OTHELLO
• Duncan, Andrew: Centre and Periphery in Modern British Poetry
• Eagleton, Terry: Crazy John and the Bishop, and Other Essays on Irish Culture
• Edwards, A.S.G.: English Manuscript Studies Vol 9
• Edwards, A.S.G.: English Manuscript Studies, Volume 10
• Edwards, A.S.G.: English Manuscript Studies, Volume 14
• Edwards, Philip: Sea-Mark
• Eliot, Simon: Literary Cultures and the Material Book
• Elizabeth I: Elizabeth I
• Elizabeth I: Elizabeth I
• Ellison, Julie: Cato's Tears and the Making of Anglo-American Emotion
• Engle, Lars: Shakespearean Pragmatism
• Evans, Elwyn: Alun Llywelyn-Willliams
• Farrell, Michael P.: Collaborative Circles
• Feltes, N. N.: Modes of Production of Victorian Novels
• Ferguson, Margaret W.: Dido's Daughters
• Ferguson, Margaret W.: Rewriting the Renaissance
• Ferry, Anne: Milton's Epic Voice
• Fiddes, Paul S.: The Novel, Spirituality and Modern Culture
• Fields, Kenneth: Classic Rough News
• Fleming, Juliet: Graffiti and the Writing Arts of Early Modern England
• Frawley, Maria H.: Invalidism and Identity in Nineteenth-Century Britain
• Freadman, Richard: Threads of Life
• Freedgood, Elaine: The Ideas in Things
• Fried, Michael: The Next Bend in the Road
• Fumerton, Patricia: Cultural Aesthetics
• Fumerton, Patricia: Unsettled
• Gallagher, Catherine: Practicing New Historicism
• Gates, Barbara T.: Kindred Nature
• Gere, Cathy: Knossos and the Prophets of Modernism
• Gibson, Andrew: James Joyce
• Gibson, Gail McMurray: The Theater of Devotion
• Gilman, Ernest B.: Plague Writing in Early Modern England
• Gleckner, Robert: Plays of Lord Byron
• Goddard, Harold C.: The Meaning of Shakespeare, Volume 1
• Goddard, Harold C.: The Meaning of Shakespeare, Volume 2
• Golinski, Jan: British Weather and the Climate of Enlightenment
• Gorji, Mina: John Clare and the Place of Poetry
• Gorra, Michael: After Empire
• Gramich, Katie: Twentieth-Century Women's Writing in Wales
• Greenblatt, Stephen: Renaissance Self-Fashioning
• Greer, Margaret R.: Rereading the Black Legend
• Gregory, Tobias: From Many Gods to One
• Grigson, Caroline: The Life and Poems of Anne Hunter
• Gross, Daniel M.: The Secret History of Emotion
• Gross, Kenneth: Shakespeare's Noise
• Gross, Kenneth: Shylock Is Shakespeare
• Guest, Harriet: Small Change
• Guillory, John: Cultural Capital
• Hadley, Elaine: Living Liberalism
• Hall, Catherine: Civilising Subjects
• Harpham, Geoffrey Galt: One of Us
• Harris, John: Bibliographical Guide to Twenty-four Modern Anglo-Welsh Writers, A
• Harvey, Elizabeth D.: Soliciting Interpretation
• Hebron, Stephen: John Keats
• Hebron, Stephen: The Romantics and the British Landscape
• Helgerson, Richard: Adulterous Alliances
• Helgerson, Richard: Forms of Nationhood
• Herbert, Christopher: Culture and Anomie
• Herbert, Christopher: Trollope and Comic Pleasure
• Herbert, Christopher: Victorian Relativity
• Heydt-Stevenson, Jillian: Recognizing the Romantic Novel
• Hoare, Philip: Noel Coward
• Homans, Margaret: Royal Representations
• Hooker, Jeremy: Writers in a Landscape
• Hulme, Peter: 'The Tempest' and Its Travels
• Hulse, Clark: The Rule of Art
• Hutchings, William: Thomas Gray
• Jenkins, Geraint H.: The Correspondence of Iolo Morganwg
• Jenkins, Alice: Michael Faraday's Mental Exercises
• Johns, Adrian: Piracy
• Johnson, Claudia L.: Equivocal Beings
• Johnson, Claudia: Jane Austen
• Jones, Deryn Rees: Writing Liverpool
• Joseph, Betty: Reading the East India Company 1720-1840
• Kamuf, Peggy: The Division of Literature
• Kirkham, Michael: Passionate Intellect
• Knapp, Jeffrey: Shakespeare Only
• Knapp, Jeffrey: Shakespeare's Tribe
• Knoepflmacher, U. C.: Ventures into Childland
• Krueger, Christine L.: The Reader's Repentance
• Kruger, Loren: The National Stage
• Lamb, Jonathan: Exploration and Exchange
• Lamb, Jonathan: Preserving the Self in the South Seas, 1680-1840
• Lane, Christopher: The Burdens of Intimacy
• Lang, Cecil Y.: The Pre-Raphaelites and Their Circle
• Lee, Hugh: A Cezanne in the Hedge and Other Memories of Charleston and Bloomsbury
• Lerer, Seth: Children's Literature
• Levine, George: Darwin and the Novelists
• Levine, George: Dying to Know
• Levine, George: The Realistic Imagination
• Lightman, Bernard: Victorian Popularizers of Science
• Liu, Alan: Local Transcendence
• Loewenstein, Joseph: The Author's Due
• Löffler, Marion: The Literary and Historical Legacy of Iolo Morganwg, 1826-1926
• Longenbach, James: The Resistance to Poetry
• Lupton, Julia Reinhard: Citizen-Saints
• Luxon, Thomas H.: Literal Figures
• Makdisi, Saree: William Blake and the Impossible History of the 1790s
• Marcus, Leah S.: Elizabeth I
• Marcus, Leah S.: The Politics of Mirth
• Marsh, Joss: Word Crimes
• Marshall, David: The Surprising Effects of Sympathy
• Maus, Katharine Eisaman: Inwardness and Theater in the English Renaissance
• McDonnell, Bill: Theatres of the Troubles
• McGann, Jerome J.: The Romantic Ideology
• Mermin, Dorothy: Elizabeth Barrett Browning
• Miller, Jane Eldridge: Rebel Women
• Millett, Bella: Ancrene Wisse/Guide for Anchoresses
• Montrose, Louis: The Purpose of Playing
• Montrose, Louis: The Subject of Elizabeth
• Moran, Maureen: Catholic Sensationalism and Victorian Literature
• Motion, Andrew: Keats
• Mueller, Janel: Elizabeth I
• Muir, Bernard J.: Exeter Anthology Of Old English Poetry (2-Vol. Set)
• Muir, Bernard J.: Exeter Anthology Of Old English Poetry (pack of The Exeter DVD + 2-Vol set)
• Muir, Bernard J.: Exeter Anthology of Old English Poetry (The Exeter DVD)
• Muir, Bernard J.: MS. Junius 11
• Muir, Bernard J.: MS. Junius 11
• Neal, Derek G.: The Masculine Self in Late Medieval England
• Nelson, Robert S.: Hagia Sophia, 1850-1950
• Nelson, Alan H.: Monstrous Adversary
• Newman, Karen: Fashioning Femininity and English Renaissance Drama
• Nicholl, Charles: The Reckoning
• Nicholson, Andrew: The Letters of John Murray to Lord Byron
• North, Marcy L.: The Anonymous Renaissance
• O'Connor, Ralph: The Earth on Show
• Ogborn, Miles: Indian Ink
• Otto, Beatrice K.: Fools Are Everywhere
• Owen-Crocker, Gale R.: Working with Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts
• Padel, O. J.: Arthur in Medieval Welsh Literature
• Parker, Patricia: Shakespeare from the Margins
• Paster, Gail Kern: Humoring the Body
• Patterson, Annabel: Reading Holinshed's Chronicles
• Payton, Philip: John Betjeman and Cornwall
• Peach, Linden: Contemporary Irish and Welsh Women's Fiction
• Pearsall, Derek: Piers Plowman by William Langland
• Pedlar, Valerie: The Most Dreadful Visitation
• Pequigney, Joseph: Such Is My Love
• Piper, Andrew: Dreaming in Books
• Polhemus, Robert M.: Comic Faith
• Polhemus, Robert M.: Erotic Faith
• Poovey, Mary: Genres of the Credit Economy
• Poovey, Mary: Making a Social Body
• Poovey, Mary: The Proper Lady and the Woman Writer
• Poovey, Mary: Uneven Developments
• Poppe, Erich: Selections from Ystorya Bown o Hamtwn
• Powell, Anthony: Miscellaneous Verdicts
• Prescott, Sarah: Eighteenth-Century Writing from Wales
• Rabkin, Norman: Shakespeare and the Problem of Meaning
• Ranawake, S. A.: The Arthur of the Germans
• Redford, Bruce: The Converse of the Pen
• Ricks, Christopher: Decisions and Revisions in T.S. Eliot
• Roberts, Janet: Guide to Scripts Used in English Writings up to 1500
• Roberts, William: Thomas Gray’s Journal of His Visit to the Lake District in 1769
• Robinson, Paul: Gay Lives
• Rose, Mary Beth: Gender and Heroism in Early Modern English Literature
• Sagar, Keith: The Laughter of Foxes, Second Edition
• Sanders, Karin: Bodies in the Bog
• Schoenfeldt, Michael C.: Prayer and Power
• Schwartz, Regina M.: Remembering and Repeating
• Secord, James A.: Victorian Sensation
• Shannon, Laurie: Sovereign Amity
• Sharpe, R.: English Benedictine Libraries Vol 4
• Sheldon, Julie: The Letters of Elizabeth Rigby, Lady Eastlake
• Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft: Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus
• Sheppard, Robert: The Poetry of Saying
• Sher, Richard B.: The Enlightenment and the Book
• Sherman, Stuart: Telling Time
• Silver, Brenda R.: Virginia Woolf Icon
• Simpson, David: Romanticism, Nationalism, and the Revolt against Theory
• Sinclair, Iain: Liquid City
• Siskin, Clifford: This Is Enlightenment
• Skura, Meredith Anne: Shakespeare the Actor and the Purposes of Playing
• Skura, Meredith Anne: Tudor Autobiography
• Slauter, Eric: The State as a Work of Art
• Smith, Bruce R.: The Acoustic World of Early Modern England
• Smith, Bruce R.: Homosexual Desire in Shakespeare's England
• Smith, Bruce R.: The Key of Green
• Smith, Christopher J. P.: Quest for Home
• Spacks, Patricia Meyer: Boredom
• Spacks, Patricia Meyer: Desire and Truth
• Spacks, Patricia Meyer: Privacy
• Stephens, Meic: New Companion to the Literature of Wales
• Stephens, Meic: Rhys Davies
• Stern, Richard: What Is What Was
• Stokes, John: In the Nineties
• Strier, Richard: Love Known
• Suleri, Sara: The Rhetoric of English India
• Summit, Jennifer: Lost Property
• Summit, Jennifer: Memory's Library
• Swanton, M.J.: English Poetry Before Chaucer
• Targoff, Ramie: Common Prayer
• Targoff, Ramie: John Donne, Body and Soul
• The British Library: The Spoken Word: Bernard Shaw
• The British Library: The Spoken Word: Bob Cobbing
• The British Library: The Spoken Word: British Writers, 3-CD Set
• The British Library: The Spoken Word: Evelyn Waugh
• The British Library: The Spoken Word: Graham Greene
• The British Library: The Spoken Word: H. G. Wells
• The British Library: The Spoken Word: Robert Graves
• The British Library: The Spoken Word: Stevie Smith
• The British Library: The Spoken Word: The Bloomsbury Group
• Thomas, M. Wynn: Morgan Llwyd
• Thomas, M. Wynn: Welsh Writing in English, Volume 7
• Tiffany, Daniel: Infidel Poetics
• Todd, Dennis: Imagining Monsters
• Traister, Barbara Howard: The Notorious Astrological Physician of London
• Tucker, Irene: A Probable State
• Vicinus, Martha: Intimate Friends
• Walker, Richard J.: Labyrinths of Deceit
• Wall, Cynthia Sundberg: The Prose of Things
• Weiner, Joshua: At the Barriers
• Welland, Freydis Jane: Life in the Country
• Westlund, Joseph: Shakespeare's Reparative Comedies
• Wigginton, Chris: Modernism from the Margins
• Wilde, Oscar: The Artist as Critic
• Williams, Gwyn: Introduction to Welsh Literature
• Williams, J.E. Caerwyn: The Irish Literary Tradition
• Williams, Gwyn: Person and Persona
• Wilt, Judith: Secret Leaves
• Winnington, G. Peter: The Voice of the Heart
• Winter, Alison: Mesmerized
• Wyllie, Andrew: Sex on Stage
• Yeazell, Ruth Bernard: Fictions of Modesty