English Literary Studies

Janet H. MacArthur

Critical Contexts of Sidney's Astrophil and Stella and Spenser's Amoretti

Mindele Anne Treip

The notion that a ceiling, or a wall fresco, or a while room may illustrate and develop a coherent intellectual idea may appear unfamiliar to students of literature, this book argues that the work of the learned and harmonious Raphael that struck the deepest response in Milton as a humanist and religious poet.

Miltonʼs Paradise Lost and Raphaelʼs Cycle in the Stanza Della Segnatura

Descend from Heavʼn Urania

Reappraisals

Richard Aldington

Norman Page

E. M. Forster's Posthumous Fiction

Arthur Sherbo

Isaac Reed, Editorial Factotum

Karin Cope

Learning to Live with Gertrude Stein

Passionate Collaborations

Shirley C. Neuman

This book argues that Gertrude Stein shifted the thrust of the genre of autobiography away from involvement in the past and the creation of the self as an artifact and towards a consciousness, on the part of both writer and reader, of knowing and writing as ongoing process.

Autobiography and the Problem of Narration

Gertrude Stein

Janet J. Montelaro

The Maternal as Signifier in Alice Walker's The Color Purple

Producing a Womanist Text

Elizabeth Hollis Berry

Structures of Consciousness

Anne Brontë's Radical Vision

John Martin Evans

William R Kenan Jr Professor J Martin Evans

Spine title: Looking backwards in Lycidas.

Looking Backwards in "Lycidas"

The Road from Horton

English Literary Studies

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