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1) Twentieth-century French literature

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Moore, Harry T

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These two volumes the evolution of French literature as it was affected by the advent and conclusion of World War II.

2) The novels of John Steinbeck: a first critical study

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Moore, Harry T

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"Here is the fist comprehensive study of the novelist who work has attached more attention than that of any other American writer of this decade. Harry Thornton Moore discusses Steinbeck's book from every angle."--Jacket.

3) Twentieth-century German literature

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Moore, Harry T

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Notes and brief translated excerpts. Includes Austrian and Swiss literature.

4) Elizabethan Age

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Moore, Harry T

5) Twentieth-century Russian literature

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Moore, Harry T

6) The art of Richard Wright

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Margolies, Edward

7) The changing face: disintegration of personality in the twentieth-century British novel, 1900-1950

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Marković, Vida E

8) The college novel in America

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Lyons, John O

9) The modern Italian novel: Sergio Pacifici, with a preface by Harry T. Moore

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Pacifici, Sergio

10) Dylan Thomas and poetic dissociation

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Holbrook, David

11) John Updike: yea sayings

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Burchard, Rachael C

12) Mikhail Lermontov

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Mersereau, John

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"The book "Mikhail Lermontov" by John Mersereau Jr. is a comprehensive biography of the famous Russian writer and poet Mikhail Lermontov. The book delves into Lermontov's life, exploring his upbringing, education, and early career as a writer. It also examines his literary works, including his most famous novel "A Hero of Our Time" and his poetry, and the impact they had on Russian literature and culture. The author provides a detailed analysis of...

13) Group 47: the reflected intellect

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Mandel, Siegfried

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This is the first complete and comprehensive book in English on the important postwar German writers known as Group 47. The "group," established in 1947 after the newspaper Der Ruf was banned, was inspired by a belief in the effectiveness of literature to change society, and for two decades served as initiator of new trends and barometers of changing literary tastes and social conditions. There are so many important writers connected with the group...

14) The world of Lawrence Durrell

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Seventeen interpretative articles about the work of Durrell.

15) The social novel at the end of an era

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French, Warren G

16) Time, place, and idea: essays on the novel

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Raleigh, John Henry

17) The independence of Elmer Rice

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Hogan, Robert

18) British drama since Shaw

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Roy, Emil

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"This penetrating survey covers the most creative of the Anglo-Irish modern playwrights, beginning with George Bernard Shaw and including the avant-garde dramatists of the 1960s. Emil Roy, an expert in British drama, is the author of Christopher Fry, previously published in this series. Roy devotes individual chapters to Shaw, W. B. Yeats, J. M. Synge, and Sean O'Casey. He discusses T. S. Eliot and Christopher Fry together, since Fry is Eliot's...