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The Works of Mary Wollstonecraft (New York University Press)
Authors
  • Mary Wollstonecraft

Major Authors = Grandes Autores: Miguel De Cervantes (Primary Source Media)

The Unpublished Letters of W. H. Hudson 1841-1922: The First Literary Environmentalist (Edwin Mellen Pr)
Authors
  • Dennis Shrubsall

The Literary Career of Novelist Mary Shelley After 1822: Romance, Realism, and the Politics of Gender (Edwin Mellen Pr)
Authors
  • Erin L. Webster-garrett

Letters from the Sandwich Islands (American Biography Series) (Reprint Services Corp)
Authors
  • Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Mark Twain's Hawaiian adventures. Includes entertaining observations on move around and Hawaiian societal lifetime and customs duty.

Oxford University Press, USA N. G. L. Hammond
The Macedonian State: Origins, Institutions, and History (Clarendon Paperbacks) (Oxford University Press, USA)
Authors
  • N. G. L. Hammond
In 338 BC Philip II of Macedon constituted Macedonian find o'er Greece; he was succeeded in 336 by his boy Alexander the Great, whose conquests in the 12 years that followed reached as farther as the Russian steppes, Afghanistan, and the Punjab, and created the Hellenistic domain. The consider of Macedonia is at present a increasing repoint in antediluvian history. the0 1st ever so the1 of antediluvian Macedonia has at present been completed in 3 volumes by N. G. L. Hammond, helped by G. T. Griffith the2 F. W. Walbank. On the3 base of that act Professor Hammond at present provides in unitary loudness a the4 of the5 the6 say the7 its institutions the pair in Europe the8 in the9 Hellenistic kingdoms in Asia the0 Egypt, on what one a great deal young scant has been cast off by epigraphic the1 archeological discoveries. Full references ar granted to the2 antediluvian sources of info the3 to archeologic, numismatic, the4 epigraphic articles.

Prentice Hall Sam Hunter
Modern Art, Revised and Updated (Trade) (3rd Edition) (Prentice Hall)
Authors
  • Sam Hunter
  • John Jacobus

Routledge James Procter
Stuart Hall (Routledge Critical Thinkers)
Authors
  • James Procter
Stuart Hall is unitary of the founding fathers of Cultural Studies. Having famously coined the full term "Thatcherism" in the '80s, and assessed New Labour as the "Great Moving Nowhere Show" his analytic thinking of ethnic practise o'er the retiring xl years has been politically meshed, addressing questions of division, "race," ethnicity, and identity operator. James Procter's first appearance places Hall's act in the limits of its historical, ethnic, and theoretic contexts, providing a open steer to his francis scott key ideas and influences, as intimately as his critics and his noetic bequest. Stuart Hall is the idealistic gateway to the act of a connoisseur described by Terry Eagleton as "a walking narration of everything from the New Left to New Times, Leavis to Lyotard, Aldermaston to ethnicity."

Greenwood Press Diana Price
Shakespeare's Unorthodox Biography: New Evidence of an Authorship Problem (Contributions in Drama and Theatre Studies) (Greenwood Press)
Authors
  • Diana Price
As the world's sterling father, Shakespeare has attracted attending from scholars and laypersons like. But more than and more than lower classes feature questioned whether the historical Shakespeare wrote the plays popularly attributed to him. While other books on the dependent feature argued that any other special soul, like as the Earl of Oxford, wrote the plays, this is the 1st rule book in o'er 80 years to comprehensively revisit the authorship oppugn exclusively of an ideologic predetermine, the 1st to innovate new evidence, and the 1st to tackle a orderly comparative degree analytic thinking along with other instructed biographies. It luckily argues that "William Shakespeare" was the shut up nominate of and0 blue blood, and1 that William Shakespeare and2 Stratford was a keen enterpriser, non a playwright. Price exposes legion of logic fallacies, contradictions, and3 sins and4 deletion and5 the traditive accounts and6 and7 about where; his pro activities; his exception side view; the recreate chronology; autobiographic echoes and8 the plays; the dramatist's training and9 ethnic worldliness; environment of0 publishing of1 the plays of2 verse; of3 the testimonial of4 his supposed of literature learning colleagues, similar as Ben Jonson. of5 or antecedently neglected certification is used to construct of6 vocation as a man of affairs, investor, theatre shareholder, existent landed estate emperor of japan, trade good monger, money-lender, of7 doer, moreover non a author. of8 performance, Shakespeare is the only when supposed author from his clip since whom no contemporary erudite written instrument shack survives.

Palgrave Macmillan David R. Carlson
Chaucer's Jobs (The New Middle Ages) (Palgrave Macmillan)
Authors
  • David R. Carlson
Geoffrey Chaucer was non a author, in the first place, bound a privileged prescribed place-holder. Prone to force, including violate, charge, and exorbitance, the imaginative thinker writer was employed 1st at domesticated exterior serve and afterward at policework of diversified sorts, protecting the constituted prescribe for the period of a geological period of monolithic societal disconcert. Chaucer's Jobs shows that the base-minded and disciplinary world of matter and of mind of the day-by-day act Chaucer did was repeated in his poesy, what one by turns flatters his gentle betters and deals come out check to insurgent others. Carlson contends that it was this societal and national character of Chaucer's writings, rathen than showing skill in applying the principles of beauty virtue, that made him the "Father of English Poetry."