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Literature (See also African Studies, Floridiana, Latin American studies, and Middle East studies)

| American | European | James Joyce | Medieval/Renaissance |
| Poetry | Romantic/Victorian | Theory/Criticism |  Women |

• Beckett Studies Reader, The. Gontarski.
• Birds in Literature. Lutwack.
• Imagination of Reference II, The. Morot-Sir.
• Milton, Poet of Duality. Shoaf.
• Modern Allegories of William Golding, The. Dickson.
• Only Mystery. Forman and Josephs.
• Sermons of Laurence Sterne, The: The Text and the Notes. New.
  

American

• "The Gift" by H.D. Augustine.
• (Re)Valuing Cummings. Friedman.
• American Humor. Rourke.
• American Literary Mentors. Goldman-Price and Pennell.
• American Prose Poem, The. Delville.
• Apocalypse in African-American Fiction, The. Montgomery.
• Blue Caterpillar and Other Essays, The. Pickering.
• Emily Dickinson's Vision. Guthrie.
• Fiction of Ellen Gilchrist, The. Bauer.
• Gloria Naylor's Early Novels. Kelley.
• Insanity as Redemption in Contemporary American Fiction. Lupack.
• Jewett and Her Contemporaries. Reshaping the Canon. Kilcup and Edwards.
• Max and Marjorie. The Correspondence between Maxwell E. Perkins and Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings. Tarr.
• Modern Voice in American Poetry, The. Doreski.
• Modernism and the Other in Stevens, Frost, and Moore. Lakritz.
• Novels from Reagan's America. A New Realism. Dewey.
• Nuclear Annihilation and Contemporary American Poetry. Gery.
• Palmetto Leaves. Stowe.
• Pound, Thayer, Watson, and The Dial. Sutton.
• Silverless Mirrors. Caramello.
  

European

• Baudelaire in Russia. Wanner.
• Bernard Shaw's Novels. Dietrich.
• Camus. Rizzuto.
• Carlo Michelstaedter and the Failure of Language. Bini.
• Céline, Gadda, Beckett. Bouchard.
• Contemporary Novel in France, The. Thompson.
• Elie Wiesel's Secretive Texts. Davis.
• Feminization of the Novel, The. Danahy.
• French New Autobiographies, The. Ramsay.
• Gender and Genre in Novels Without End. Felber.
• Ghosts of Modernity, The. Rabaté.
• Improvisations on Butor. Oppenheim.
• Introduction to Fernando Pessoa, An. Sadlier.
• Italo Calvino. A Journey toward Postmodernism. Markey.
• Lévinas, Blanchot, Jabès. Mole.
• Motif of the Journey in Nineteenth-Century Italian Literature, The. Magliocchetti and Verna.
• Pirandello and His Muse. Bini.
• Pygmalion's Wordplay: The Postmodern Shaw. Reynolds.
• Representing Ireland. Sailer.
• Robbe-Grillet and Modernity. Ramsay.
• Rose in Contemporary Italian Poetry, The. Peterson.
• Russian Narrative and Visual Art. Anderson and Debreczeny.
• Samuel Beckett’s Hidden Drives. O'Hara.
• Soviet Literary Culture in the 1970s. Vishevsky.
• Thauma Idesthai. Prier.
• Writing of War: French and German Fiction and World War II, The. Cloonan.

Film

• Ambiguities in Literature and Film. Braendlin.
• Authority and Transgression in Literature and Film. Braendlin and Braendlin.
• Cultural Power/Cultural Literacy. Braendlin.
• Fearful Symmetry. Crook.
• Gender. Ruppert.
• Intertextuality in Literature and Film. Cancalon and Spacagna.
• Literature and Film in the Historical Dimension. Simons.
• Recasting. Pyron.
• Social and Political Change in Literature and Film. Chapple.

James Joyce

• Advertising and Commodity Culture in Joyce. Leonard.
• Autobiographical Novel of Co-Consciousness, The. Diment.
• Bely, Joyce, and Döblin. Barta.
• Bernard Shaw and the French. Pharand. 
• Bloom's Old Sweet Song. Bowen.
• Chaos Theory and James Joyce's Everyman. Mackey.
• D. H. Lawrence, Desire, and Narrative. Ingersoll.
• Dublin Helix, The. Knowles.
• Gender in Joyce. Wawrzycka and Corcoran.
• Greek and Hellenic Culture in Joyce. Schork.
• Jocoserious Joyce. Bell.
• Joyce and Hagiography. Saints Above! Schork.
• Joyce and Popular Culture. Kershner.
• Joyce and the Jews. Nadel.
• Joyce Beyond Marx. McGee.
• Joyce's Comic Portrait. Gottfried.
• Joyce's Iritis and the Irritated Text: The Dis-lexic Ulysses. Gottfried.
• Joyce's Music and Noise. Weaver.
• Joyce, Joyceans, and the Rhetoric of Citation. Knowlton.
• Joyce, Milton, and the Theory of Influence. Hogan.
• Joyce through the Ages. A Nonlinear View. Gillespie.
• Latin and Roman Culture in Joyce. Schork.
• Matter with Ireland, The, second edition. Laurence and Greene.
• Narrative Design in Finnegans Wake. Burrell.
• Reading Joyce Politically. Williams.
• Reauthorizing Joyce. Mahaffey.
• Shaw and Joyce. Black.
• Shaw's Theater. Dukore.
• Voices and Values in Joyce's Ulysses. Thornton.

Medieval/Renaissance

• Ars Legendi for Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, An. Frese.
• Knight of the Two Swords,The. Arthur and Corbett.
• Anglo-Saxon Warrior Ethic, The. Hill.
• Anglo-Saxonism and the Construction of Social Identity. Frantzen and Niles.
• Chaucer and the Energy of Creation: The Design and Organization of the Canterbury Tales. Condren.
• Chaucer and the Trivium. Russell.
• Chaucer's House of Fame. Delany.
• Chaucer's Gardens and the Language of Convention. Howes.
• Chaucer's Open Books. McGerr.
• Chaucer's Ovidian Arts of Love. Calabrese.
• Chivalric Epic in Medieval Italy, The. Vitullo.
• Chivalric Fiction and the History of the Novel. Jewers.
• Chivalric Narratives of Andrea da Barberino, The. Allaire.
• Christian Humanism in the Late Moralities. Brown.
• Christine de Pizan and Medieval French Lyric. Richards.
• Erotic Dawn-Songs of the Middle Ages. Sigal.
• Finding of the Grail, The. Retold from Old French Sources. Terry and Durling.
• Froissart Across the Genres. Maddox and Sturm-Maddox.
• From Pearl to Gawain. Blanch and Wasserman.
• Future of the Middle Ages, The. Paden.
• Gender and Language in Chaucer. Cox.
• Gender and Text in the Later Middle Ages. Chance.
• Jean Renart and the Art of Romance. Durling.
• Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman, The. New and New.
• Love Debate Poems of Christine de Pizan, The. Altmann.
• Mastering Aesop. Wheatley.
• Medieval Mythography. Chance.
• Medieval Mythography, Volume 2. From the School of Chartres to the Court at Avignon, 1177-1350. Chance.
• Moor in English Renaissance Drama, The. D'amico.
• Mythographic Art, The. Chance.
• Petrus Alfonsi and His Medieval Readers. Tolan.
• Proverbs in Medieval Occitan Literature. Pfeffer.
• Pseudo-Autobiography in the Fourteenth Century. de Looze.
• Reassessing the Heroine in Medieval French Literature. Krause.  
• Reading Derrida Reading Joyce. Roughley.
• Reading Tudor-Stuart Texts Through Cultural Historicism. Tricomi.
• Refiguring Chaucer in the Renaissance. Krier.
• Ronsard, Petrarch, and the Amours. Sturm-Maddox.
• Rusted Hauberk, The. Purdon and Vitto.
• Sacred Song from the Byzantine Pulpit. Schork.
• Shakespeare and Italy. D'amico.
• Shakespeare's Use of Music. Long.
• Varieties of Religious Conversion in the Middle Ages. Muldoon.
• Violence Against Women in Medieval Texts. Roberts.
  

Poetry

• Black Marigolds. Woods.
• Branches Doubled Over with Fruit. Averill.
• Churlsgrace. Hathaway.
• Collected Poems: 1958-1998. Skellings.
• Collecting the Light. Johnson.
• Complete Poems of William Empson, The. Haffenden.
• Cracking Eggs. Soniat.
• Dancing the Fault. Minty.
• Deep Red. Tomlinson.
• Epistles from the Planet Photosynthesis. Adams.
• Everything Paid For. Wilson.
• First Night Out of Eden, The. Bates.
• Flying Wounded. McCaslin.
• Forest of Wild Hands, The. Michaels.
• Gaps and Verges. Hoffman.
• In the Household of Percy Bysshe Shelley. Cooperman.
• Impure. Barnstone.
• Lessons in Space. Calbert.
• Letter at the End of Winter. Stap.
• Looking into the Heart of Light. Hathaway.
• Middle Mississippians: Encounters with the Prehistoric Amerindians. Hirschfield.
• Mrs. Houdini. Devet.
• Music Appreciation. Skloot.
• Never-Not Sonnets, The. Greenberg.
• Penelope: The Story of the Half-Scalped Woman--A Narrative Poem. Schott.
• Poetry and the Age. Jarrell.
• Small Boat, A. Hettich.
• Soft Parts of the Back. Chinn.
• Taking Light from Each Other. Burden.
• Tap Dancing for the Relatives. Michelson.
• They Tell Me You Danced. Willis.
• Time, Wait. Kahn.
• Undertow, The. Snively.
  

Romantic/Victorian

• Anglo-American Antiphony. Brantley.
• Book of Yeats's Poems, The. Adams.
• Complete Novels and Selected Writings of Amy Levy, 1861-19, The. New.
• Coordinates of Anglo-American Romanticism. Brantley.
• Dickens and Imagination. Higbie.
• Edith Wharton's Dialogue with Realism and Sentimental Fiction. Hoeller.
• Keats's Paradise Lost. Lau.
• Keats's Odes and Contemporary Criticism. O'Rourke.
• Locke and Blake. Glausser.
• Materialist Critique of English Romantic Drama, A. Watkins.
• Oscar Wilde and the Poetics of Ambiguity. Gillespie.
• Sexual Power in British Romantic Poetry. Watkins.
• Shelley-Byron Conversation, The. Brewer.
• Virtue, Gender, and the Authentic Self in Eighteenth-Century Fiction. Roulston.
  

Theory/Criticism

• Antithetical Essays in Literary Criticism and Liberal Education. Adams.
• Aristotle's Poetics. Golden and Hardison.
• Bakhtin and Medieval Voices. Farrell.
• Calculus of Ezra Pound, A. Kuberski.
• Carlo Emilio Gadda and the Modern Macaronic. Sbragia.
• Critical Regionalism and Cultural Studies. Herr.
• Critical Theory Since 1965. Adams and Searle.
• Deconstruction and the Ethical Turn. Baker.
• Don Quixote: Hero or Fool?. Allen.
• Engagement and the Language of the Subject in the Poetry of Aimé Césaire. Scharfman.
• Ethical Muse of Franco Fortini, The. Peterson.
• Ethics of Indeterminacy in the Novels of William Gaddis, The. Comnes.
• Excess of Heroism and Tragic Drama, The. Moss.
• Harlem and Irish Renaissances, The. Mishkin.
• Horace for Students of Literature. Hardison and Golden.
• I Am a Process with No Subject. Beitchman.
• Imagination of Reference, The. Morot-Sir.
• In the Shadow of Hegel. Plotnitsky.
• Joyce Cary's Trilogies. Adams.
• Literary Power and the Criteria of Truth. Quinney.
• Literature and Domination. Booker.
• Locke, Wesley, and the Method of English Romanticism. Brantley.
• Passion and Excess. Shaviro.
• Patriarchy and Incest from Shakespeare to Joyce. Ford.
• Philosophical Approaches to the Study of Literature. Hogan.
• Philosophy of the Literary Symbolic. Adams.
• Plot Snakes and the Dynamics of Narrative Experience. Tilley.
• Plots of Time. Tilley.
• Politics of Literary Theory, The. Goldstein.
• Psychoanalysis, Language, and the Body of the Text. Gliserman.
• Pushkin and the Creative Process. Cooke.
• Reconfigurations. Plotnitsky.
• Reputations of the Tongue. On Poets and Poetry. Logan.
• Roland Barthes on Photography. Shawcross.
• Satire. Test.
• Techniques of Subversion in Modern Literature. Booker.
• Telling New Lies. New.

Women

• African Feminist Fiction and Indigenous Values. Wehrs.
• Arms Akimbo. Africana Women in Contemporary Literature. Liddell and Kemp.
• Art and Politics in Duras’ India Cycle. McNeece.
• Colette, Beauvoir, and Duras. Age and Women Writers. Ladimer.
• Comic Tradition in Irish Women Writers, The. O'Connor.
• Critical Acts: Latin American Women and Cultural Criticism. Marchant.
• English Women's Voices, 10-1700. Otten.
• Frontier Eden. Bigelow.
• Kate Chopin's The Awakening. Hoder-Salmon.
• Remaking of an American, The. Banks.
• Ruth's Journey. Gold.
• Southern Belle in the American Novel, The. Seidel.
• Southern Women's Writing, Colonial to Contemporary. Weaks and Perry.
• Woman as 'Nobody' and the Novels of Fanny Burney. Cutting-Gray.
• Women in Northern Ireland. Cultural Studies and Material Conditions. Sullivan.
• Women Writers and Fascism. Gättens.
• Women's Lives and the Eighteenth-Century English Novel. Brophy.

JOURNALISM

• John Hohenberg. Hohenberg.
• Line of Fire: Political Cartoons by Jim Morin. Morin.
• Florida Media Law. Dickerson.

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