Rochester / Raleigh / New York / Venice / Oxford / Manchester / Berlin / Mouton de Gruyter / Reading / London / Surrey / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / Crowood Press / Norton / Thomson / Manchester University Press / Oxford University Press / Taylor & Francis Books Ltd / Macmillan / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / Scotland / /
IndustryTerm
written media / /
Movie
Restoration / The Taming of the Shrew / As You Like It / The Merchant of Venice / Twelfth Night / Much Ado About Nothing / /
OperatingSystem
Inferno / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Jacobean / Oxford University / /
Person
Paul Auster / Edgar Allan Poe / Tom Furniss / James Joyce / William Faulkner / Vladimir Nabokov / Deborah Cameron / Henry David Thoreau / Carson McCullers / Bartholomew Fair / Ralph Ellison / Alice Walker / Jane Austen Emma Charles / Anne Bradstreet / Thomas Wyatt / Louise May Alcott / Samuel Beckett Waiting / Harold Pinter / Emily Brontë / Herman Melville / Gertrude Stein / Amos Tutuola / Philip Larkin / John Donne / Allen Ginsberg / Marianne Moore / George Barker / Elizabeth Barnett Browning / Andrew Marvell / Toni Morrison / Gaskell / George Eliot / S. Eliot Prufrock / Earl Lovelace / Bath / Joseph Conrad / Sylvia Plath / Every Man / Henry James / Virginia Woolf / Washington Irving / Ralph Waldo Emerson / Nathaniel Hawthorne / Leonora Carrington / Harriet Beecher Stowe / Ezra Pound / Thomas Carew John Milton / Charlotte Brontë / Alan Sillitoe / Mary Rowlandson / Sarah Orne Jewett / Alan Durant / John Somerfield / Peter Barry / Jonathan Culler / Andrews Samuel Taylor Coleridge / Evelyn Waugh / George Orwell / Emily Dickinson / Janet Holmes / Henry Fielding / Seamus Heaney / Doris Lessing / John Fowles / Phyllis Wheatley / Joyce A Portrait / Amy Lowell / Martin Montgomery / Nigel Fabb / Mary Wroth / Muriel Spark / Kurt Vonnegut / Joseph Andrews Samuel Taylor / Julie Thomas Hardy / John Braine / Henry VIII / Samuel Beckett / Arthur Miller / Lewis Jones / Christina Rossetti / Jean Rhys / /
Syllabus Explorations in Literature This course introduces a wide range of works from the literary canon, from ancient Greek texts in translation to the contemporary, covering the major genres, and embodying significant