History and criticism.
Overview
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Shakespeare in transition[electronic resource] :political appropriations in the postcommunist Czech Republic /
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Destabilizing the Hollywood musical[electronic resource] :music, masculinity and mayhem /
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Madness in post-1945 British and American fiction[electronic resource] /
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Legitimacy and illegitimacy in law, literature, and history[electronic resource] /
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Neo-Victorianism[electronic resource] :the Victorians in the twenty-first century, 1999-2009 /
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The city and the moving image[electronic resource] :urban projections /
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The plagiarism allegation in English literature from Butler to Sterne[electronic resource] /
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Fetishism and its discontents in post-1960 American fiction[electronic resource] /
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The politics of custom in eighteenth-century British fiction[electronic resource] /
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Postcolonialism in the wake of the Nairobi revolution[electronic resource] :Ngugi wa Thiong'o and the idea of African literature /
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The history of British women's writing.[electronic resource] /Volume four,1690-1750
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Antimercantilism in late medieval English literature[electronic resource] /
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Women writers and detectives in nineteenth-century crime fiction[electronic resource] :the mothers of the mystery genre /
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Performing bodies in pain[electronic resource] :medieval and post-modern martyrs, mystics, and artists /
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The history of British women's writing.[electronic resource].Volume five,1750-1830
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Writing rape, writing women in early modern England[electronic resource] :unbridled speech /
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