The English novel : an introduction /

• Eagleton, Terry, 1943-

• English fiction -- History and criticism

• Blackwell Pub,

• 1405117060
• 1405117079 (pbk. : alk. paper)

• Includes bibliographical references (p. 338-341) and index.
• Preface 1. What is a Novel? 2. Daniel Defoe and Jonathan Swift 3. Henry Fielding and Samuel Richardson 4. Laurence Sterne 5. Walter Scott and Jane Austen 6. The Brontes 7. Charles Dickens 8. George Eliot 9. Thomas Hardy 10. Henry James 11. Joseph Conrad 12. D. H. Lawrence 13. James Joyce 14. Virginia Woolf Postcript: After the WakeNotesIndex.

• beautiful novel and strange aesthetics and heterodoxy
• Henry Fielding
• rise and fall of the woman of letters
• Sir Charles Grandison the compleat conduct book
• Pamela or Virtue rewarded
• Jane Austen the critical heritage 1870 1940
• Toni Morrison Beloved
• art of Joseph Andrews
• Samuel Richardson dramatic novelist
• Modernist writing and reactionary politics
• eighteenth century
• Joseph Andrews with Shamela and related writings authoritative texts backgrounds and sources criticism
• Cambridge introduction to Jane Austen
• English novel in history 1700 1780
• Before Jane Austen the shaping of the English novel in the eighteenth century
• readers guide to the development of the English novel in the eighteenth century
• Samuel Richardson & the dramatic novel
• Henry Fielding authorship and authority
• Sentiment and sociability the language of feeling in the eighteenth century
• Making the novel fiction and society in Britain 1660 1789
• Italian or The confessional of the Black Penitents a romance
• Cambridge companion to the Eighteenth Century novel
• early masters of English fiction
• Ann Radcliffe the great enchantress
• English novel 1700 to Fielding
• Richardsons characters
• How to study a novel a students guide
• Samuel Richardsons theory of fiction
• Twentieth century crime fiction
• popular novel in England 1770 1800
• Before novels the cultural contexts of eighteenth century English fiction
• Rosamond Lehmann
• novel and society
• Feminist popular fiction
• Cambridge introduction to modern British fiction 1950 2000
• Wilde style the plays and prose of Oscar Wilde
• geography of Victorian Gothic fiction mapping historys nightmares
• Subversive discourse the cultural production of late Victorian feminist novels
• Evelina or The history of a young ladys entrance into the world
• origins of the English novel 1600 1740
• tragedy of Mariam the fair queen of Jewry
• Eighteenth century English literature
• natural passion a study of the novels of Samuel Richardson
• Evelina or the history of a young ladys entrance into the world authoritative text contexts and contemporary reactions criticism
• Oscar Wilde
• Women writers of the 1930s gender politics and history
• Theory of the novel a historical approach
• difficulties of modernism
• introduction to the English novel To George Eliot
• Beyond egotism the fiction of James Joyce Virginia Woolf and D H Lawrence
• introduction to eighteenth century fiction raising the novel
• novels of Jane Austen
• Matthew Arnold a critical portrait
• complete critical guide to D H Lawrence
• realist novel an introductory textbook
• concise companion to the Victorian novel
• English fiction of the eighteenth century 1700 1789
• Jane Austen and representations of Regency England
• sign of Angellica women writing and fiction 1660 1800
• Jean Rhys Wide Sargasso Sea
• worlds wife poems
• Mansfield Park
• Mansfield Park
• realist novel in England a study in development
• companion to modernist literature and culture
• Journal of the plague year authoritative text backgrounds contexts criticism
• weather in the streets
• J G Ballard
• Dubliners James Joyce
• Modernisms a literary guide
• world of Popes satires an introduction to the Epistles and Imitations of Horace
• T S Eliot Prufrock Gerontin Ash Wednesday and other shorter poems a casebook
• Lady Chatterleys lover
• Key concepts in Victorian literature
• rise of the novel studies in Defoe Richardson and Fielding
• Cambridge companion to Charles Dickens
• students guide to the Selected poems of T S Eliot
• nineteenth century novel realisms
• Women and literature in Britain 1700 1800
• English novel Smollett to Austen
• great tradition George Eliot Henry James Joseph Conrad
• Womens writing in English Britain 1900 1945
• Cambridge companion to Jane Austen
• Pamela introduction by M Kinkead Weekes
• Pope
• Understanding film texts meaning and experience
• Joseph Andrews and Shamela
• Poverty and vagrancy in Tudor England
• Hard times for these times
• making of Victorian sexual attitudes
• T S Eliot and the idea of tradition
• 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
• James Joyce and modern literature
• Jane Austen
• Jean Rhys a study of the short fiction
• Studying the novel
• new woman in fiction and in fact fin de siecle feminisms
• Teaching the postmodern fiction and theory
• Virginia Woolf
• Streetwalking the metropolis women the city and modernity