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Comparative Literature |
Author: Translated and Edited by James Henry BreastedPub Date: 2001 The first paperback edition of the monumental assemblage by the father of American Egyptology of all the historical “documents” of ancient Egypt learn more... |
Author: Carroll B. JohnsonPub Date: May 2000 In this first volume in the new HISPANISMS series, Johnson illuminates Cervantes’ Don Quixote on the side of materialism--in contrast to the highly idealistic perspective one usually takes of the knight-errant and his adventures. learn more... |
Author: Rachel RubinPub Date: April 2000 A look at the Jewish gangster between the wars (focusing on the Russian writer, Isaac Babel, and Americans Gold, Ornitz, and Fuchs but also taking into consideration cartoons, movies, and modernist painting), Rubin sees the “gangster” as a way Jewish writers could examine their place in world literature. learn more... |
Author: Linda HutcheonPub Date: 2000 Examines the historical development of parody in order to analyze its place, purpose and practice in the postmodern world of contemporary artforms learn more... |
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