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Shakespeare’s most enduringly popular and globally influential play, Macbeth encapsulates the greatest Christian tragedy of all: the Fall of Man. A...

Literary prizes form a fascinating interface between literature and society. Established in 1968, the Booker Prize has rapidly become one of the mo...

Since Simone de Beauvoir first proclaimed that ‘One is not born a woman, one becomes one’, the study of gender has become one of the most significa...

British literature can boast of an illustrious, prestigious past and an exciting, evocative present. New Perspectives in British Literature provide...

One of Britain’s most interesting and complex contemporary novelists, Graham Greene is eminently readable and hugely topical. A diverse and prolifi...

A ‘marketplace phenomenon’ of the twentieth century, a ‘bright spot’ in an otherwise fluctuating literature market and an integral part of the live...

Concurrent with increasing scholarly attention towards children’s literature, Canons of Children’s Literature, (Vol. II) explores an emerging body ...

Literary prizes form a fascinating interface between literature and society. Established in 1968, the Booker Prize has rapidly become one of the mo...

Indian women writing in English is being recognized as major contemporary current in English literature. The image of women in fiction has undergon...

British literature covers so much ground that it is often difficult for the teacher or student to know where to start. New Perspectives in British ...

Although a relatively new force in academic circles, postcolonialism has rapidly expanded its conceptual reach over recent years so that it now dep...

Beginning with a comprehensive survey of feminism’s most important themes and concerns and providing a critical evaluation of the various aspects o...

The literary canon of twentieth-century illustrates an aesthetic shift marked by a tendency of literature to turn more experimental, more anxious, ...

Today, when the literature for adults is deteriorating, good books for children seem to be the only hope, the only refuge, appealing not only to th...

With Kiran Desai the ‘fine tradition’ of Indian Booker Prize winners continues. Like her mother Anita Desai, Kiran Desai emerges as a gifted writer...

Literary prizes form a fascinating interface between literature and society. Established in 1968, the Booker Prize has rapidly become one of the mo...

The legacy of the Shakespearean plays has been the subject of much scholarly analysis over the centuries. Indeed, so powerful are Shakespearean cre...

British literature can boast of an illustrious, prestigious past and an exciting, evocative present. New Perspectives in British Literature provide...

The legacy of the Shakespearean plays has been the subject of much scholarly analysis over the centuries. Indeed, so powerful are Shakespearean cre...

Exploring the postcolonial terrain where ‘dislocation and relocation intertwine, where hope and disillusionment converge, where violence erupts and...

The emerging dominance of Indian English writing has made its presence felt in the world of Booker fiction. The Indian recipients of the celebrated...

The book tries to review Malaviya’s philosophy of life, his educational thoughts, and the various enduring experiences he had, especially in shapin...

This book introduces post-graduate students and researchers to the basics and techniques of research methods in English literature and language. It...

The legacy of the Shakespearean plays has been the subject of much scholarly analysis over the centuries. Indeed, so powerful are Shakespearean cre...