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Selected Papers from the English Institute, 1987-88
''Highly articulate, sophisticated, and tightly imbricated essays. This volume will make exceptionally fine reading for those well-acquainted with the rigorous techniques of theory.''--English Language Notes.
''These superb new translations offer new perspectives on women's history to English-language readers and, as Guido Ruggiero notes in the Introduction, effectively promote the use of gender as a category of analysis.''--Jeffrey R. Watt, The Sixteenth Century Journal.Selections from Quaderni Storici.
Linked by the events of Bernard Knox's remarkable life, the twenty-five chapters of ''Essays Ancient and Modern'' cover subjects ranging from Hesiod, Homer, and Thucydides to Auden, Forster, and the Spanish Civil War. With a masterful eye for the telling detail, Knox continually reminds us that we share the present with antiquity's living past. A ......
''[White] has clearly made significant advances in laying a foundation for a better understanding of the intricate interaction between narrative representation and what it purports to represent in both history and literature.''--American Historical Review.
Collected Tales and Stories with original engravings
''Beyond question Shelley scholars and 19th-century specialists will value this usefully annotated and carefully produced edition; it may also be that anyone would enjoy the stories themselves . . . and the accompanying original engravings.''--Diane Johnson, Washington Post.
''Jewish Self-Hatred has all the qualities of a master work by a seminal mind. It is a contribution of the first rank and should be regarded as one of the finest studies we are likely to see for a long time of a remarkable and sobering cultural phenomenon.''--Chaim Potok, Philadelphia Inquirer.''A broad panorama of antisemitism . . . Gilman's ......
