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Literature and society
Edward W. Said-
Frontmatter
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Preface (Edward W. Said, page vii)
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The Wages of Satire (Harry Levin, page 1)
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Chaucer's "New Men" and the Good of Literature in the Canterbury Tales (Anne Middleton, page 15)
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Improvisation and Power (Stephen J. Greenblatt, page 57)
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"To Entrap the Wisest": A Reading of The Merchant of Venice (René Girard, page 100)
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A Social History of Fact and Fiction: Authorial Disavowal in the Early English Novel (Lennard J. Davis, page 120)
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Text, Ideology, Realism (Terry Eagleton, page 149)
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Ad/d Feminam: Women, Literature, and Society (Catharine R. Stimpson, page 174)
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Published: 1986
Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
- 9780801822940 (hardcover)
- 9780801833465 (paper)