New Historical Literary Study
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Comparative literature
Correction (novel)
Criticism
Debut novel
Deconstruction
Ecstasies (book)
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English poetry
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Essay
Feminist literary criticism
Fiction
G. (novel)
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Historical criticism
Historical fiction
Historical method
Historicism
Historiography
Hugh Selwyn Mauberley
Ideology
Illustration
Linguistic turn
Literary criticism
Literary fiction
Literary theory
Literature
Manuscript
Marxism
Medieval studies
Memoir
Modern Fiction (essay)
Modern Language Association
Narrative
Narrative history
Neocolonialism
New American Library
New Criticism
New Historians
New Historicism
New Literary History
New Negro
New Philology
New Society
Novel
Novelist
Old English literature
Poetry
Post-structuralism
Postmodern literature
Postmodernism
Preface
Presentism (literary and historical analysis)
Radicalism (historical)
Restoration literature
Romanticism
Routledge
S. (Dorst novel)
Sentimental novel
Sequel
Sexual Preference (book)
Stephen Knight (author)
Studies in Classic American Literature
Textual criticism
Women's writing (literary category)
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- ISBN 9780691015460
- Weight: 510g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 01 Jul 1993
- Publisher: Princeton University Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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This volume, growing out of the celebrated turn toward history in literary criticism, showcases some of the best new historical work being done today in textual theory, literary history, and cultural criticism. The collection brings together for the first time key representativesfrom various schools of historicist scholarship, including leading critics whose work has helped define new historicism. The essays illuminate literary periods ranging from Anglo-Saxon to postmodern, a variety of literary texts that includes The Siege of Thebes, Macbeth, The Jazz Singer, and The Chosen Place, the Timeless People, and central issues that have marked new historicism: power, ideology, textuality, othering, marginality, exile, and liberation. The contributors are Janet Aikins, Lawrence Buell, Ralph Cohen, Margaret Ezell, Stephen Greenblatt, Terence Hoagwood, Jerome McGann, Robert Newman, Katherine O'Keeffe, Lee Patterson, Michael Rogin, Edward Said, and Hortense Spillers. The editors' introduction situates the various essays within contemporary criticism and explores the multiple, contestatory issues at stake within the historicist enterprise.
Jeffrey N. Cox is Associate Professor of English and Larry J. Reynolds is Professor of English and Thomas Franklin Mayo Professor in Liberal Arts at Texas A&M University.
