English literature - History and criticism. - 20th century

Consuming Traditions. = Modernity, Modernism, and the Commodified Authentic. by: (Electronic resources)

Writers, readers, and reputations = literary life in Britain 1870-1918 / by: (Electronic resources)

The ethics of modernism = moral ideas in Yeats, Eliot, Joyce, Woolf, and Beckett / by: (Electronic resources)

Modernism and World War II by: (Electronic resources)

A sense of shock = the impact of Impressionism on modern British and Irish writing / by: (Electronic resources)

Myth, memory and the middlebrow = Priestley,du Maurier and the symbolic form of Englishness / by: (Electronic resources)

The writing of anxiety = imagining wartime in mid-century British culture / by: (Electronic resources)

Landscape and literature 1830-1914 = nature, text, aura / by: (Electronic resources)

Modernism and nostalgia = bodies, locations, aesthetics / by: (Electronic resources)

Ireland and postcolonial studies = theory, discourse, utopia / by: (Electronic resources)

The Celtic revival in Shakespeare's wake = appropriation and cultural politics in Ireland, 1867-1922 / by: (Electronic resources)

Evading class in contemporary British literature by: (Electronic resources)

Blake and modern literature by: (Electronic resources)

Modernist literature = an introduction / by: (Electronic resources)

The homosexual revival of Renaissance style, 1850-1930 by: (Electronic resources)

Machinic modernism = the Deleuzian literary machines of Woolf, Lawrence and Joyce / by: (Electronic resources)

A shrinking island : = modernism and national culture in England / by: (Language materials, printed)

Aesthetic afterlives = literary modernity and the concept of irony / by: (Electronic resources)

Ibsen and the Irish Revival by: (Electronic resources)

Modernism, daily time and everyday life by: (Electronic resources)

Gay and lesbian historical fiction = sexual mystery and post-secular narrative / by: (Electronic resources)

Cross-gendered literary voices = appropriating, resisting, embracing / by: (Electronic resources)

Public works = infrastructure, Irish modernism, and the postcolonial / by: (Electronic resources)

Post-colonial literatures = expanding the canon / by: (Electronic resources)

Postfeminist gothic = critical interventionsin contemporary culture / by: (Electronic resources)

Modernism is the literature of celebrity by: (Electronic resources)

Art and life in aestheticism = de-humanizingand re-humanizing art, the artist, and the artistic receptor / by: (Electronic resources)

Modernism, the market and the institution of the new by: (Electronic resources)

Irish modernism and the global primitive by: (Electronic resources)

Modernism = a short introduction / by: (Electronic resources)

Conflict, nationhood and corporeality in modern literature = bodies-at-war / by: (Electronic resources)

Uses of Austen = Jane's afterlives / by: (Electronic resources)

Race, nationalism and the state in British and American modernism by: (Electronic resources)

In my own shire = region and belonging in British writing, 1840-1970 / by: (Electronic resources)

The Art of Eloquence = Byron, Dickens, Tennyson, Joyce by: (Electronic resources)

The masculine middlebrow, 1880-1950 = what Mr. Miniver read / by: (Electronic resources)

British literature of the Blitz = fighting the people's war / by: (Electronic resources)

Anti-sport sentiments in literature = batting for the opposition / by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare and the cultural colonization of Ireland by: (Electronic resources)

Adventures in realism by: (Electronic resources)