Charles Dickens /

• Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 -- Criticism and interpretation.

• Longman,

• Longman critical readers

• 058221016X (csd)
• 0582210151 (ppr)

• Includes bibliographical references (p. 230-234) and index.

• Noahs arkitecture a study of Dickenss mythology
• Elizabeth Barrett Browning
• Dickens the critical heritage
• Dickens at work
• Charles Dickens radical moralist
• Great expectations
• Charles Dickens Great expectations
• character of the poet Wordsworth in The prelude
• readers guide to Charles Dickens
• Dickens and crime
• Dickens and education
• Cymbeline
• James Joyces A portrait of the artist as a young man
• Shakespeares stagecraft
• Dickens Bleak House a casebook
• preface to Dickens
• Paradise lost
• Dickens novelist in the market place
• Hard times an introduction to the variety of criticism
• Hard times
• Cambridge companion to Charles Dickens
• mysteries of Paris and London
• Great expectations Charles Dickens
• other nation the poor in English novels of the 1840s and 1850s
• accents of persuasion Charlotte Brontes novels
• Coleridge and Wordsworth the poetry of growth
• Romantic writings
• Dickens modern judgements
• Dickens and the city
• T S Eliot the literary and social criticism
• Jane Austen and the interplay of character
• Eliotlanguage
• Cymbeline
• Hard times for these times
• Dickens
• Hamlet
• novels of Jane Austen an interpretation
• Women race and writing in the early modern period
• Jane Austen
• city of Dickens
• Good morning midnight
• Charlotte Bronte and Victorian psychology
• Sex machines and navels fiction fantasy and history in the future present
• Myth in the poetry of Ted Hughes a guide to the poems
• Forget Baudrillard
• Shakespeares tragic cosmos
• Woman and the demon the life of a Victorian myth
• Charles Dickens
• Literature and psychoanalysis
• immigrant experience in American literature
• Myths of power a Marxist study of the Brontes
• Women power and subversion social strategies in British fiction 1778 1860
• Fallen women in the nineteenth century novel
• Before Jane Austen the shaping of the English novel in the eighteenth century
• literature of terror a history of Gothic fictions from 1765 to the present day
• Shakespeares tragic sequence
• English novel Smollett to Austen
• Milton Paradise lost
• Twelfth night
• Writing and Victorianism
• Ways of reading advanced reading skills for students of English literature
• Cunning passages new historicism cultural materialism and Marxism in the contemporary literary debate
• language of Wordsworth and Coleridge
• rise of the novel studies in Defoe Richardson and Fielding
• T S Eliot the poems
• Jane Austen and the war of ideas
• illusions of a nation myth and history in the novels of F Scott Fitzgerald
• Reading Wordsworth
• Unstable bodies Victorian representations of sexuality and maternity
• Michel Foucault
• Charlotte Bronte the novels
• Jane Austen
• Elizabeth Gaskell
• D H Lawrence a critical anthology
• English for journalists
• Virginia Woolf the echoes enslaved
• poorhouse fugitives self taught poets and poetry in Victorian Britain
• Songs of innocence and of experience by William Blake
• art of Ted Hughes
• Streetwalking the metropolis women the city and modernity
• Victorian values personalities and perspectives in nineteenth century society
• Mid Victorian Britain 1851 75
• Gender roles and sexuality in Victorian literature
• New historicism
• Seventeenth century English poetry the annotated anthology
• English novel 1700 to Fielding
• realist novel an introductory textbook
• new woman fiction and feminism at the fin de siecle
• Gothic feminism the professionalization of gender from Charlotte Smith to the Brontes
• Jean Rhys
• language of James Joyce
• Policing morals the Metropolitan Police and the Home Office 1870 1914
• Beyond Romanticism new approaches to texts and contexts 1780 1832
• Twentieth century interpretations of Pride and prejudice a collection of critical essays
• Wordsworth and Coleridge lyrical ballads critical perspectives
• Victorian women poets a critical reader
• literature of their own British women novelists from Bronte to Lessing
• Ted Hughes
• Shakespeare the Tempest a casebook
• new woman in fiction and in fact fin de siecle feminisms