Women's gothic : from Clara Reeve to Mary Shelley.

• Clery, E. J.

• Gothic Revival (Literature)
• English fiction -- Women authors -- History and criticism
• English fiction -- 18th century -- History and criticism
• English fiction -- 19th century -- History and criticism

• Northcote House,

• Writers and their work

• 0746308728

• 8.99.

• Gothic forms of feminine fiction
• Ann Radcliffe the great enchantress
• twentieth century novel an introduction
• cure of the passions and the origins of the English novel
• Mary Wollstonecraft a revolutionary life
• Wordsworths second nature a study of the poetry and politics
• Women in the house of fiction post war women novelists
• Dramatic providence in Macbeth a study of Shakespeares tragic theme of humanity and grace with a supplementary essay on King Lear
• Gothic & gender an introduction
• Mary Wollstonecraft and the feminist imagination
• politics of nature William Wordsworth and some contemporaries
• Romanticism and the materiality of nature
• Samuel Richardsons theory of fiction
• Womens fiction between the wars mothers daughters and writing
• mysteries of Udolpho a romance interspersed with some pieces of poetry
• return of the repressed gothic horror from The Castle of Otranto to Alien
• theatre of the absurd
• Cambridge companion to Milton
• Gothic feminism the professionalization of gender from Charlotte Smith to the Brontes
• English lyric from Wyatt to Donne a history of the plain and eloquent styles
• Revising women eighteenth century womens fiction and social engagement
• Wide Sargasso Sea
• feminist difference literature psychoanalysis race and gender
• Living by the pen women writers in the eighteenth century
• Lupercal
• Serious concerns
• Lanyer a Renaissance woman poet
• Victorian novelists and publishers
• T S Eliot poet and dramatist
• Eighteenth century writers in their world a mighty maze
• history of gothic fiction
• Elizabeth Gaskell
• Ideas in Milton
• Into the demon universe a literary exploration of Oscar Wilde
• Modernist sexualities
• inward gaze masculinity and subjectivity in modern culture
• English masculinities 1660 1800
• Revolution and English romanticism politics and rhetoric
• Salman Rushdie
• Gothic romanced consumption gender and technology in contemporary fictions
• Joseph Andrews and Shamela
• Studying Shakespeare a guide to the plays
• Revising Wilde society and subversion in the plays of Oscar Wilde
• Dead secrets Wilkie Collins and the female gothic
• writings of Jonathan Swift authoritative texts backgrounds criticism
• Rhys Stead Lessing and the politics of empathy
• Cambridge companion to the Eighteenth Century novel
• Literary women
• Their eyes were watching God a novel
• English novel in history 1700 1780
• Making the novel fiction and society in Britain 1660 1789
• Samuel Richardson dramatic novelist
• Virginia Woolf revaluation and continuity a collection of essays
• Gothic body sexuality materialism and degeneration at the fin de siecle
• popular novel in England 1770 1800
• Oscar Wilde
• Gothic fiction
• Gothic radicalism literature philosophy and psychoanalysis in the nineteenth century
• anatomy of satire
• Gothic documents a sourcebook 1700 1820
• nineteenth century novel realisms
• Feminist readings of the body in Virginia Woolfs novels
• Rosamond Lehmann
• gothic novel
• Confessional subjects revelations of gender and power in Victorian literature and culture
• rise of the Gothic novel
• Madness and sexual politics in the feminist novel studies in Bronte Woolf Lessing and Atwood
• Defoes art of fiction Robinson Crusoe Moll Flanders Colonel Jack & Roxana
• English novel Smollett to Austen
• Elizabeth Gaskell We are not angels realism gender values
• geography of Victorian Gothic fiction mapping historys nightmares
• Satire
• Gothic
• sign of Angellica women writing and fiction 1660 1800
• Much ado about nothing and The taming of the shrew
• Romantic writings
• First feminists British women writers 1578 1799
• language of Wordsworth and Coleridge
• Good morning midnight
• English romantic poets modern essays in criticism
• Ideology of conduct essays on literature and the history of sexuality
• Jonson Volpone a casebook
• historical sources of Defoes Journal of the plague year illustrated by extracts from the original documents in the Burney collection and manuscript room in the British Museum
• modern Gothic and literary doubles Stevenson Wilde and Wells
• Gothic horror a readers guide from Poe to King and beyond
• yellow wall paper and other stories
• magic toyshop
• students guide to the Selected poems of T S Eliot
• Frankenstein Mary Shelley
• Wilde style the plays and prose of Oscar Wilde
• Modernism 1910 1945 image to apocalypse
• Women writing and revolution 1790 1827
• Aspects of King Lear articles reprinted from Shakespeare survey
• Twelfth night
• Writing and the English Renaissance
• Gender in eighteenth century England roles representations and responsibilities
• British poetry from the 1950s to the 1990s politics and art
• Robinson Crusoe an authoritative text contexts criticism
• Staying alive real poems for unreal times
• Daphne du Maurier writing identity and the Gothic imagination