Senses and sensation in literature.

Knowing Shakespeare = senses, embodiment and cognition / by: (Electronic resources)

Romantic sobriety = sensation, revolution, commodification, history / by: (Electronic resources)

Figures of simplicity = sensation and thinking in Kleist and Melville/ by: (Electronic resources)

The pain of Reformation = Spenser, vulnerability, and the ethics of masculinity / by: (Electronic resources)

Sensation and sublimation in Charles Dickens by: (Electronic resources)

Samuel Beckett and the prosthetic body = the organs and senses in modernism / by: (Electronic resources)

Science, sexuality and sensation novels = pleasures of the senses / by: (Electronic resources)

Deconstruction.

LITERARY CRITICISM- General.

Kleist, Heinrich von,- Criticism and interpretation.

Melville, Herman,- Criticism and interpretation.

Shakespeare, William,- Criticism and interpretation- 20th century.

Comparative literature- German and American.

LITERARY CRITICISM- Books & Reading.

Science in literature.

Literature- History and criticism

LITERARY CRITICISM- European

Ethics in literature.

DRAMA- Shakespeare.

Beckett, Samuel,- Criticism and interpretation.

Dickens, Charles,- Criticism and interpretation.

Spenser, Edmund,- Faerie queene.

Criticism and interpretation.

Senses and sensation in literature.

Sublimation (Psychology) in literature.

Sensationalism in literature.

Romanticism.

Modernism (Literature)- Great Britain.

Masculinity in literature.

Heroines in literature.

English fiction- History and criticism.- 19th century

Thought and thinking in literature.

Marxist criticism.

Literature and technology.

Comparative literature- American and German.

Shakespeare, William.

Reformation- England.

Technology in literature.

Sex in literature.

1564-1616.

Body, Human, in literature.

LITERARY CRITICISM- Shakespeare.