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Marriage in literature.

Overview

Works:	11 works in 11 publications in 11 languages

Titles

Marriage, violence, and the nation in the American literary West by: (Electronic resources)

The divorce tracts of John Milton = texts and contexts / by: (Electronic resources)

The coupling convention = sex, text, and tradition in Black women's fiction / by: (Electronic resources)

James Joyce and the revolt of love = marriage, adultery, desire / by: (Electronic resources)

Jane Austen, or, The secret of style / by: (Language materials, printed)

Romance, family, and nation in Japanese colonial literature by: (Electronic resources)

Maintenance, meed, and marriage in medieval English literature by: (Electronic resources)

Marriage contracts from Chaucer to the Renaissance stage by: (Electronic resources)

Women and marriage in German medieval romance by: (Electronic resources)

The drama of marriage = gay playwrights--straight unions from Oscar Wilde to the present / by: (Electronic resources)

Subjects

English drama- Male authors

Family violence in literature.

English literature- History and criticism.- Middle English, 1100-1500

Women pioneers in literature.

Single women in literature.

Western stories- History and criticism.

Adultery in literature.

American fiction- Women authors

Kinship in literature.

LITERARY CRITICISM- European

Romances, German- History and criticism.

Marriage in literature.

Marriage

Domestic fiction, English- History and criticism.

Japanese literature- History and criticism.- East Asia

Criticism and interpretation.

American drama- Male authors

Master and servant- History.- Great Britain

English drama- History and criticism.- Early modern and Elizabethan, 1500-1600

Marriage- History- 17th century- England

Joyce, James,- Authorship.

Desire in literature.

Love stories, English- History and criticism.

Widows in literature.

American literature- History and criticism.- West (U.S)

Gay men's writings, American- History and criticism.

Austen, Jane,- Criticism and interpretation.

Women in literature.

1882-1941.

Master and servant in literature.

Novelists, American- Homes and haunts- West (U.S.)

English fiction- History and criticism.- 18th century

Gay men's writings, English- History and criticism.

Literature and society- History- To 1500.- Great Britain

African American women- Intellectual life.

Young women in literature.

Support (Domestic relations)- Great Britain.

Divorce

Love in literature.

Women and literature- United States.

Prenuptial agreements in literature.

Courtship in literature.

Joyce, James.

Mate selection in literature.

Japanese literature- History and criticism.- Meiji period, 1868-1912

Frontier and pioneer life in literature.

Feminist fiction, American- History and criticism.

American fiction- African American authors

Ethics in literature.

Chaucer, Geoffrey,- Canterbury tales

West (U.S.)- In literature

Violence in literature.

Marriage customs and rites in literature.

Domestic fiction, American- History and criticism.

Arthurian romances- History and criticism.

DRAMA / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh

Family in literature.

National characteristics, American, in literature.

Mysteries and miracle-plays, English- History and criticism.

Milton, John,- Knowledge

Divorce- History- 17th century- England

Social history- Medieval, 500-1500.

Sex in literature.

Women and literature- History- 19th century.- England

Family- History- 18th century.- Great Britain

Women and literature- History- 18th century.- Great Britain

African American women in literature.

Chaucer, Geoffrey,- Political and social views.

Man-woman relationships in literature.

Divorce in literature.

Feminism and literature- History.- United States