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Winner of National Book Award and Critics Circle Award.
Acknowledged as one of the 100 Best Non-Fiction Books.
Explores trauma of modern warfare in unique ways.
Focuses on notable World War I writers and poets.
Grounds literature in historical context of the war.
Restored edition includes new introduction by Jay Winter.
Accessible scholarship with haunting detail and ambition.
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Newly edited text of Milton's 1674 edition.
Modernized spelling and punctuation for easier reading.
Marginal glosses define unfamiliar words efficiently.
Extensive annotations clarify syntax and poetics.
Explores literary, biblical, and political allusions.
David Kastan's Introduction addresses interpretative issues.
Includes biography and chronology of Milton's life.
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Comprehensive edition for students and teachers.
Incorporates recent modern scholarship insights.
Detailed on-page commentary enhances understanding.
Illustrated introduction provides historical context.
Explores critical debates on Middleton's co-authorship.
Readable format for easy classroom use.
Ideal for in-depth exploration of the play.
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First complete translation of Acallam na Senórach.
Rich collection of Fenian stories and poetry.
Interweaves Christian and pagan worlds effectively.
Accessible and clear new translation available.
Includes expert introduction and detailed annotations.
Reflects Oxford's commitment to scholarly excellence.
Ideal for enthusiasts of Irish literature.
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Insightful exploration of medieval world view.
Background on medieval and Renaissance literature.
Describes discarded medieval synthesis of knowledge.
Illuminates theology, science, and history connections.
Final work of renowned scholar C.S. Lewis.
Celebrated for its clarity and depth.
A must-read for literature enthusiasts.
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Reliable text with detailed explanatory annotations.
Rich collection of thematic source materials.
Seventeen scholarly essays, including seven new ones.
Nineteen rescriptings highlighting lasting literary inspiration.
Selected bibliography for further research.
Three-part format for comprehensive understanding.
Over 12 million students have benefited.
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Innovative and whimsical narrative style.
Features beloved characters like Uncle Toby and Parson Yorick.
Includes illustrations by renowned artist William Hogarth.
Retains Sterne's original typography and text layout.
Comprehensive notes reveal references and sources.
Updated introduction enhances understanding of the novel.
Celebrates 250th anniversary of first volume publication.
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Includes The Second Quarto text by Robert S. Miola.
Eighteen illustrations spanning 1604 to 2008.
Features actors reflecting on their Hamlet roles.
Seventeen diverse critical interpretations included.
Fifteen reflections on Hamlet's afterlives presented.
Comprehensive bibliography of resources provided.
Standard edition for undergraduate literature studies.
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Complete collection of Shakespeare's sonnets and poems.
Fully annotated and modernized for easy understanding.
Includes poems attributed to Shakespeare posthumously.
Comprehensive introduction discussing poetic development.
Detailed notes on language and literary allusions.
Reflects recent scholarship and critical perspectives.
Part of the trusted Oxford World's Classics series.
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Comprehensive selection of Wordsworth's major works.
Includes The Prelude and key narratives.
Celebrates nature and everyday beauty.
Reflects Wordsworth's innovative poetic vision.
Expert introductions and scholarly notes included.
Affordable volume from Oxford World's Classics series.
Trace Wordsworth's poetic development through composition order.
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Updated third edition for enhanced learning.
Designed for first-time Old English learners.
No prior language expertise required.
Basic grammar reviews in each chapter.
Includes mini-texts for practice reading.
New anthology readings included.
Features King Alfred's Preface selection.
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Comprehensive collection of Hopkins's poetry and prose.
Features renowned poems like "The Wreck of the Deutschland."
Includes lesser-known works and translations.
Chronological arrangement highlights evolving themes and ideas.
Established from original manuscripts for accuracy.
Includes excerpts from journals and spiritual writings.
Part of Oxford World's Classics prestigious series.
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Explores culture and society's essential questions.
Contrasts culture with mid-Victorian anarchy.
Original 1869 edition with historical context.
Includes expert introduction and extensive notes.
Discusses relevance in multi-culturalism and post-modernism.
Part of Oxford World's Classics series.
Affordable classic literature for scholars and readers.
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Improved, larger-format edition of King Lear.
Extensively rewritten and visually appealing design.
Active approach engages students with Shakespeare's world.
Thematic classroom activities enhance learning experience.
Expanded endnotes provide essay-writing guidance.
Rich color photos showcase global performances.
Additional resources available online for further support.
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Explores themes of chivalry and romance.
Richly written in Spenser's unique stanza form.
Christian allegory woven into a classic narrative.
Features the heroic journey of Redcrosse Knight.
Vivid descriptions of fantastical creatures and settings.
Engages with Protestant and Catholic theological debates.
A captivating introduction to epic poetry traditions.
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Selected writings from John Ruskin's extensive oeuvre.
Includes extracts from major works and lesser-known texts.
Features Ruskin's own illustrations for enhanced understanding.
Authoritative introduction outlines Ruskin's life and relevance.
Part of the esteemed Oxford World's Classics series.
Offers valuable notes and bibliographies for further study.
Affordable edition reflects Oxford's commitment to scholarship.
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Explores Edmond Malone's contributions to Shakespeare scholarship.
Analyzes three versions of Malone's Attempt.
Details the impact on Shakespeare's play chronology.
Reveals Malone's influential yet fallible editorial choices.
Highlights how current editions are shaped by Malone.
Offers insights into historical editing practices.
Essential reading for Shakespeare enthusiasts and scholars.
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Explores early modern theatrical documents and practices.
Features contributions from fifteen leading scholars.
Analyzes documents before, during, and after performances.
Highlights entangled relationships between various theatrical texts.
Offers new perspectives on theatre and book history.
Available as open access ebook on bloomsburycollections.com.
Funded by Knowledge Unlatched to promote accessibility.
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Complete collection of Byron's poetry and prose.
Includes major works and essential letters.
Features Childe Harold's Pilgrimage and Don Juan.
Showcases dramatic poems like Manfred and Cain.
Access insightful letters and journal extracts.
Part of the esteemed Oxford World's Classics series.
Expert introductions and detailed notes for clarity.
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Enhanced digital edition for undergraduate students.
Freshly edited text with acclaimed apparatus.
Attractive hardcover volume for dorm shelf.
Digital edition accessible via registration code.
Compatible with computers, tablets, and smartphones.
Affordable bundle provides great reading experience.
Innovative approach to teaching Shakespeare effectively.
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Comprehensive collection of John Clare's poetry.
Includes autobiographical writings and letters.
Showcases love, nature, and bird poems.
Features minimal editorial interference for authenticity.
Introduction by renowned poet Tom Paulin.
Part of the prestigious Oxford World's Classics series.
Affordable volumes with expert scholarship and annotations.
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Based on Shakespeare’s First Folio (1623).
Includes detailed explanatory annotations for clarity.
Features historical sources and contexts for deeper understanding.
Offers a wide range of critical essays.
Includes adaptations from the last four centuries.
Selected bibliography for further reading provided.
Ideal for students and Shakespeare enthusiasts alike.
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Explores systemic whiteness in Shakespeare's interpretations.
Analyzes racialized blackness and whiteness in plays.
Engages Black American intellectual traditions with European thought.
Focuses on Othello, The Merchant of Venice, and Hamlet.
Addresses racial illiteracy in critical Shakespeare studies.
Offers an anti-racist alternative for reading Shakespeare.
Transforms understanding of Shakespeare through race analysis.
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Explores Shakespeare's authorship with compelling evidence.
Debunks alternative authorship theories like Edward de Vere.
Investigates historical records and literary works meticulously.
Presents a thorough analysis of conflicting arguments.
Reinforces Shakespeare's identity as the true playwright.
Offers a clear, convincing narrative for readers.
Engagingly written for both scholars and general readers.
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Explores themes of order and chaos in poetry.
Features the moral dilemmas of Calidore, the knight.
Highlights Spenser's personal anxieties and struggles.
Includes the beautiful dance of the Graces.
Discusses the mythic origins of Spenser's world.
Last sections of the unfinished masterpiece published.
Provokes critical debate on literary interpretations.
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Collection of over thirty gothic tales.
Includes haunting themes and terror-inducing elements.
Explores Doyle's medical background and spiritualism.
Darryl Jones provides insightful introduction.
Contradictions in Doyle’s life examined profoundly.
Perfect for fans of classic gothic literature.
Offers a glimpse into Victorian anxieties.
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Collection of four classic city comedies.
Includes works by notable playwrights.
Freshly edited text with modern spelling.
Comprehensive critical introduction provided.
Extensive annotations clarify cultural contexts.
Informative bibliography for further study.
Part of Oxford World's Classics series.
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Explores themes of greed and societal corruption.
Detailed annotations enhance understanding of the text.
Collaboration with Thomas Middleton highlighted in edition.
Offers critical and theatrical interpretations of the play.
Rich production history connects with various historical moments.
Insightful introduction contextualizes play's relevance today.
Suitable for both scholars and casual readers.
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Comprehensive guide to Stevenson’s classic novel.
Explores the duality of human nature.
Summaries and commentaries for each chapter.
Includes character analysis and insights.
Provides review questions for deeper understanding.
Suggested essay topics for critical thinking.
Essential resource for literature students and enthusiasts.
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