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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0198661304
ISBN-13
9780198661306
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1498464

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
1166 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Oxford Companion to English Literature
Subject
Linguistics / General, European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
Publication Year
1985
Type
Textbook
Author
Margaret Drabble
Subject Area
Literary Criticism, Language Arts & Disciplines
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
2.4 in
Item Weight
59 Oz
Item Length
9.5 in
Item Width
6.5 in

Additional Product Features

Edition Number
5
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The
Dewey Edition
22
Dewey Decimal
820.9
Synopsis
Sir Paul Harvey's original Oxford Companion to English Literaure, published in 1932, was the book that began Oxford's celebrated Companion series. In its various editions in the half-century since then, it has enjoyed an enormously faithful following and unflagging sales (over 400,000 to date). Now, for the Fifth Edition, the eminent novelist and biographer Margaret Drabble has put together the most substantial and significant revision in the book's distinguished history. The Classic Guide to English Literary Culture Here, thoroughly updated, is the standard reference work on English literature, both clasic and contemporary. The virtues established by Harvey are intact: the useful plot summaries, the separate entries on important fictional characters, the countless biographical articles on authors and other important figures in the world of letters, the lightness of touch that makes the book a pleasure to read. As ever, this is an essential book for libraries large and small, for students, for teachers, for everyone interested in English literature. Revisions Deepen and Widen Book's Appeal Drabble's revisions not only bring the volume up to date; they both deepen and widen its appeal. Topics once regarded as non-literary--detective stories, science fiction, children's literature, comic strips, for example--are now included, as are numerous foreign language authers who have become well-known in translation. There are also entries on composers who have adapted English texts to musical forms and articles on visual artists whose work has been touched by the English literary consciousness. The book covers all the important movements and critical theories (including the latest developments in Freudian and Marxist criticism and Saussurean linguistics and its successors). What is more, the entries on classic works--Beowulf, The Canterbury Tales, The Faerie Queen, and many others--now incorporate the findings of the latest scholarship. In still another innovation, the entries now offer the reader a guide to turther study and research by referring to the relevant biographies, memoirs, critical studies, and standard scholarly editions of many of the important works. Also, the book's appendices on censorship, copyright, and the calendar have been updated, and an exhaustive cross-referencing system in the manner of the more recent Companiions has been adopted. About the Editor: Margaret Drabble's many books include The Middle Ground, The Realms of Gold, The Ice Age, Thank You All Very Much, and A Writer's Britain. Standard Features: Among the many notable features distinguishing The Oxford Companion to English Literature are: . Alphabetically arranged entries . Entries on important individual works . Author entries that include concise biographical information and cite their major works . Many entries on historians, critics, philosophers, and booksellers . Coverage of many American authors and of foreign language authors famous in translation . Entries on non-literary figures famous in a literary context, from Penelope Rich to Ottoline Morrell . Articles on literary societies, clubs, and coffee houses . Definitions of literary and artistic movements, from Existentialism to the New Criticism, from Neo-classicism to Structuralism . Entries on prizes, periodicals, newspapers, and literary agents . Updated appendices on censorship, copyright, and the calendar . Extensive system of internal cross references, redesigned in the manner of the more recent Companions", Since its first appearance in 1932, The Oxford Companion to English Literature has been a matchless guide through the myriad paths and byways of England's literary culture. The useful plot summaries, the separate entries on important fictional characters, the countless biographical articles, the lightness of touch that makes the book a pleasure to read--these features and many others make the Companion the first place to turn for information on English literature. For the Fifth Edition, Margaret Drabble has thoroughly revised the entries, and has both deepened and widened its appeal. In her hands, one of the century's great reference books has become even greater--an essential addition to any home or library., Sir Paul Harvey's original Oxford Companion to English Literaure, published in 1932, was the book that began Oxford's celebrated Companion series. In its various editions in the half-century since then, it has enjoyed an enormously faithful following and unflagging sales (over 400,000 to date). Now, for the Fifth Edition, the eminent novelist and biographer Margaret Drabble has put together the most substantial and significant revision in the book's distinguished history. The Classic Guide to English Literary Culture Here, thoroughly updated, is the standard reference work on English literature, both clasic and contemporary. The virtues established by Harvey are intact: the useful plot summaries, the separate entries on important fictional characters, the countless biographical articles on authors and other important figures in the world of letters, the lightness of touch that makes the book a pleasure to read. As ever, this is an essential book for libraries large and small, for students, for teachers, for everyone interested in English literature. Revisions Deepen and Widen Book's Appeal Drabble's revisions not only bring the volume up to date; they both deepen and widen its appeal. Topics once regarded as non-literary--detective stories, science fiction, children's literature, comic strips, for example--are now included, as are numerous foreign language authers who have become well-known in translation. There are also entries on composers who have adapted English texts to musical forms and articles on visual artists whose work has been touched by the English literary consciousness. The book covers all the important movements and critical theories (including the latest developments in Freudian and Marxist criticism and Saussurean linguistics and its successors). What is more, the entries on classic works--Beowulf, The Canterbury Tales, The Faerie Queen, and many others--now incorporate the findings of the latest scholarship. In still another innovation, the entries now offer the reader a guide to turther study and research by referring to the relevant biographies, memoirs, critical studies, and standard scholarly editions of many of the important works. Also, the book's appendices on censorship, copyright, and the calendar have been updated, and an exhaustive cross-referencing system in the manner of the more recent Companiions has been adopted. About the Editor: Margaret Drabble's many books include The Middle Ground, The Realms of Gold, The Ice Age, Thank You All Very Much, and A Writer's Britain. Standard Features: Among the many notable features distinguishing The Oxford Companion to English Literature are: BL Alphabetically arranged entries BL Entries on important individual works BL Author entries that include concise biographical information and cite their major works BL Many entries on historians, critics, philosophers, and booksellers BL Coverage of many American authors and of foreign language authors famous in translation BL Entries on non-literary figures famous in a literary context, from Penelope Rich to Ottoline Morrell BL Articles on literary societies, clubs, and coffee houses BL Definitions of literary and artistic movements, from Existentialism to the New Criticism, from Neo-classicism to Structuralism BL Entries on prizes, periodicals, newspapers, and literary agents BL Updated appendices on censorship, copyright, and the calendar BL Extensive system of internal cross references, redesigned in the manner of the more recent Companions
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