Grief in literature.

The American puritan elegy = a literary and cultural study / by: (Electronic resources)

Leaving words to remember = Greek mourning and the advent of literacy / by: (Electronic resources)

The daughter's way = Canadian women's paternal elegies / by: (Electronic resources)

Companionship in grief = love and loss in the memoirs of C.S. Lewis, John Bayley, Donald Hall, Joan Didion, and Calvin Trillin / by: (Electronic resources)

The poetry of religious sorrow in early modern England by: (Electronic resources)

American poetry- Puritan authors

Greek literature- History and criticism.

Philosophy in literature.

Paternalism in literature.

Literature and anthropology- History.- New England

Theology in literature.

Funeral rites and ceremonies- Greece.

Literacy- Greece.

Literature and society- History- 16th century.- England

American poetry- History and criticism.- New England

Christianity and literature- History.- New England

American poetry- History and criticism.- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775

Fathers in literature.

Grief in literature.

Death in literature.

Greece- Antiquities

Literature and society- History- 17th century.- England

English poetry- History and criticism.- Early modern, 1500-1700

Autobiography- Authorship.

Mourning customs in literature.

Written communication- Greece.

Puritans- Intellectual life.- New England

Religion in literature.

Elegiac poetry, American- History and criticism.

Loss (Psychology) in literature.

Fathers and daughters in literature.

Christian poetry, English- History and criticism.- Early modern, 1500-1700

Mourning customs- History.- Greece