Consciousness in literature.

Female subjectivity in African American women's narratives of enslavement = beyond borders / by: (Electronic resources)

Thinking without thinking in the Victorian novel by: (Electronic resources)

Romantic consciousness = Blake to Mary Shelley / by: (Electronic resources)

Ernest Hemingway = thought in action / by: (Electronic resources)

Consciousness in modernist fiction = a stylistic study / by: (Electronic resources)

Consciousness & the novel : = connected essays / by: (Language materials, printed)

Henry James' narrative technique = consciousness, perception, and cognition / by: (Electronic resources)

The emergence of mind = representations of consciousness in narrativediscourse in English / by: (Electronic resources)

English literature- History and criticism.

Subjectivity in literature.

English fiction- History and criticism.- 20th century

BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Literary

Space and time- Psychological aspects.

African American women- Psychology.

African American women- Race identity.

American fiction- Women authors

American fiction- African American authors

Dickens, Charles,- Criticism and interpretation.

African American women in literature.

Fiction- Technique.

Narration (Rhetoric)- History- 19th century.

Blake, William,- Criticism and interpretation.

American fiction- History and criticism.

Psychological fiction, English- History and criticism.

Romanticism- Great Britain.

Psychology in literature.

Identity (Psychology) in literature.

Modernism (Literature)

English literature- History and criticism.- 19th century

James, Henry,- Criticism and interpretation.

English fiction- History and criticism.- 19th century

Consciousness in literature.

Place (Philosophy) in literature.

Hemingway, Ernest,- Criticism and interpretation.

Fiction- Authorship

Narration (Rhetoric)- History- 20th century.

Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft,- Criticism and interpretation.