Arts, Literature, and Humanities

This study covers a wide range of Doris Lessing's works, including all of the novels (from The Grass is Singing through The Golden Notebook to The ...

This motivational book explores avenues from the life and works of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, and provides enough insights into life and philoso...

Dracula, published in 1897, is the most famous of all tales of vampirism. Presented in diaries, letters and news items, this story of the bloodsuck...

This text explores the concept of these related terms and considers the complex relationship that exists between all three. This useful guidebook i...

Author, psychiatrist and scholar, painter, world traveler, and above all visionary dreamer, Carl Jung was one of the great figures of the twentieth...

Dryden’s main contribution to literary criticism is represented by An Essay of Dramatic Poesy in which in the form of a lively dialogue his views o...

Dubliners is one of the most magnificent short story collections in the English language. The manuscript was sent to the English publisher, grant R...

A manager of a stationary shop with a meagre salary, Ganpat has tried his best to keep his wife, Gomati, and his two children, Ganesh and Geeta, ha...

This book analyzes drug addiction and abuse from the perspectives of the state and community in India, with a special focus on North-West regions o...

Ours is an age of criticism. Literary and critical theories have occupied a prominent place in our academic discipline. The twentieth century liter...

Nicholas Royle presents a new Forster – one that has emerged from the posthumous publication of his explicitly homosexual fiction (since 1971) and ...

E.M. Forster masterpiece a passage to India has remained consistently popular and is widely studied in India. It has also emerged as the most contr...

Since the time of its publication in 1924 E.M. Forster’s A Passage to India, often referred to as the novelist’s piece de resistance, has drawn mar...

E.M. Forster's celebrated novel A Passage to India is prescribed in the syllabus of almost all the universities in India, at both the undergraduate...

This book provides a clear account of the development and the scope of the sonnet form in Britain.

The book explores the study of literature and environment. It analyses the relationship between human life and nature. It critiques the way we repr...

Ecology is a subject of prime importance before the world today. Any variation in ecological balance and environmental settings brings correspondin...

At a time when literary criticism is trying to go green, this anthology joins the distinguished list of anthologies published earlier and would ser...

Edmund Spenser (1554-1599) was the greatest Elizabethan poet, whose Shepheardes Calendar (1579) inaugurated a revolution in English poetry, and who...

Currently the definitive text in the field and now available in an expanded third edition, Eighteenth-Century Poetry presents the rich diversity of...

T.S. Eliot remains one of the most widely read poets of the 20th century, and perhaps the greatest. There has, however, been quite a dearth of crit...

The book studies the theme of quest in T.S. Eliot’s drama, showing how religious and symbolic implications, both oriental and occidental, have a di...