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The Concise Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature 600-1950

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Îäíîòîìíèê.

Ìåñòî èçäàíèÿ:

London

Èçäàòåëüñòâî:

Cambridge

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ:

1966

Îáúåì:

269[1] p.

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This second edition is a total revision of the 1958 edition. It adds scores of new titles to the bibliography and makws a number of changes throught in the light of new knowledge. The The Concise Bibliography begins with a general introductory section listing reference works, books of general history and criticism, collections and anthologies, books on prosody and the book trades, grammars, and dictionaries. The rest of the book is divided into six periods: Old English (600−1100);Middle English (1100−1500);the Renaissance to the Restoration (1500−1660); the Restoration to the romantics (1660−1800);the nineteenth century; the early twentieth century (to 1950). Each section begins with general bibliographies, literary histories and general works. Then the principal authors are listed alphabetically. Each has two sections, works 'by' and works 'about'.The first section gives the main works, with dates and editors. This is annotated by Mr Watson where necessary. In the second section the emphasis is on books rather than articles. The authors chosen are British (though James and Eliot are included), not American or Commonwealth; but the biographical, critical and historical works do take account of the scholarship of other English-speaking countries

ISBN:

0 521 09265 5

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20 cì.

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