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STUDIES IN MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE HISTORY Third Series, Volume V Edited by Roger Dahood and Peter E. Medine See volume contents |
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PSYCHOLOGY IN THE TRENCHES Stories, Strategies, and Outcomes By John A. Corson Psychology in the Trenches develops many of the ideas about personality that Dr. Corson discussed in Stress, Self-Concept, and Violence (AMS,
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STUDIES IN MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE HISTORY Third Series, Volume IV Edited by Roger Dahood and Peter E. Medine See volume contents |
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READING COOPER, TEACHING COOPER Edited by Jeffrey Walker Reading Cooper, Teaching Cooper doffers the expertise and experience of many scholar-teachers committed to promoting a shared understanding of the author and his contributions to our literary culture and to our national identity. These essays furnish the teacher and student of American culture with the reasons—and the methods—to read, to understand, and to teach Cooper. . . . Read more |
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RESOURCES FOR AMERICAN LITERARY STUDY Volume 31 Editors Jackson R. Bryer and Richard Kopley See volume contents |
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THE AGE OF JOHNSON A Scholarly Annual Volume 18 Edited by Jack Lynch Special Issue: Korshin Memorial Essay |
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SYMBOLISM An International Annual of Critical Aesthetics Volume 7 Edited by Rüdiger Ahrens and Klaus Stierstorfer Special Section: Cinema, Symbolism, and the Contemporary Subject Corresponding Editor: Roy Boyne |
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READINGS ON EQUAL EDUCATION Confronting Educational Inequality: Reframing, Building Understanding, and Making Change Volume 22 Volume Editor and Series Editor Edward P. St. John Managing Editor Phyllis Kreger Stillman See volume contents |
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MYSTICAL METAL OF GOLD Essays on Alchemy and Renaissance Culture Edited by Stanton J. Linden Continuing strong interest in alchemy and hermeticism in many academic fields is reflected in the growing number of scholarly books and articles, specialized journals, colloquia and conferences, and university-level courses and seminars devoted to these and related subjects. Furthermore, as a visit to virtually any bookshop reveals, there exists a large—and perhaps steadily increasing—popular and semi-popular market for these works. Two related characteristics . . . Read more |
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SPENSER STUDIES A Renaissance Poetry Annual Volume XXII Guest Editors: David Galbraith and Theresa Krier Editors: William A. Oram, Anne Lake Prescott, and Thomas P. Roche, Jr. See volume contents |
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EZRA POUND AND THE MAKING OF MODERNISM By William Pratt “It gradually became clearer to me, as I studied his vast and complex work, that Pound was the mastermind of Modernism.” So argues William Pratt in his new critical study Ezra Pound and the Making of Modernism. The 10 essays in this collection firmly locate Pound at the center of a second great international Renaissance . . . Read more |
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THE ORIGINAL AND INSTITUTION OF CIVIL GOVERNMENT, DISCUSS'D By Benjamin Hoadly Edited by William Gibson Written in 1710 as a response to Tory High Church attempts to revive extreme monarchical theories of government, Benjamin Hoadly’s Original and Institution of Civil Government, Discuss'd advanced ideas of political authority that later made it a founding text for the American republic. A Low Church Whig and Anglican clergyman, Hoadly . . . Read more |
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