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9780787669447

Novels For Students

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  • ISBN13:

    9780787669447

  • ISBN10:

    078766944X

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-05-27
  • Publisher: Gale / Cengage Learning

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Each volume of Novels for Students contains easily accessible and content-rich discussions of the literary and historical background of 12 to 15 works from various cultures and time periods. Each novel included in this new resource was specially chosen by an advisory panel of teachers and librarians -- experts who have helped us define the information needs of students and ensure the age-appropriateness of this reference's content. Here are some of the novels they will find: "Juneteenth" by Ralph Ellison; "The French Lieutenant's Woman" by John Fowles; "The Immoralist" by Andre Gide; "Tambourines to Glory" by Langston Hughes; "Sophie's Choice" by William Styron; And more.

Table of Contents

Guest Foreword: "The Informed Dialogue: Interacting with Literature"p. ix
Introductionp. xi
Literary Chronologyp. xv
Acknowledgmentsp. xvii
Contributorsp. xxi
Dusklandsp. 1
Author Biographyp. 2
Plot Summaryp. 2
Charactersp. 5
Themesp. 6
Stylep. 8
Historical Contextp. 9
Critical Overviewp. 11
Criticismp. 12
Further Readingp. 20
Emmap. 21
Author Biographyp. 21
Plot Summaryp. 22
Charactersp. 26
Themesp. 31
Stylep. 32
Historical Contextp. 34
Critical Overviewp. 36
Criticismp. 37
Further Readingp. 62
The French Lieutenant's Womanp. 63
Author Biographyp. 64
Plot Summaryp. 64
Charactersp. 66
Themesp. 67
Stylep. 68
Historical Contextp. 68
Critical Overviewp. 70
Criticismp. 71
Further Readingp. 93
I, Claudiusp. 94
Author Biographyp. 95
Plot Summaryp. 96
Charactersp. 98
Themesp. 101
Stylep. 103
Historical Contextp. 104
Critical Overviewp. 106
Criticismp. 107
Further Readingp. 113
The Immoralistp. 114
Author Biographyp. 115
Plot Summaryp. 115
Charactersp. 117
Themesp. 119
Stylep. 120
Historical Contextp. 121
Critical Overviewp. 122
Criticismp. 123
Further Readingp. 135
Juneteenthp. 136
Author Biographyp. 137
Plot Summaryp. 138
Charactersp. 140
Themesp. 143
Stylep. 144
Historical Contextp. 145
Critical Overviewp. 146
Criticismp. 147
Further Readingp. 160
Kimp. 161
Author Biographyp. 162
Plot Summaryp. 162
Charactersp. 166
Themesp. 169
Stylep. 171
Historical Contextp. 172
Critical Overviewp. 173
Criticismp. 174
Further Readingp. 186
The Maltese Falconp. 187
Author Biographyp. 188
Plot Summaryp. 188
Charactersp. 192
Themesp. 194
Stylep. 195
Historical Contextp. 196
Critical Overviewp. 197
Criticismp. 198
Further Readingp. 219
Nauseap. 221
Author Biographyp. 222
Plot Summaryp. 223
Charactersp. 224
Themesp. 225
Stylep. 227
Historical Contextp. 227
Critical Overviewp. 229
Criticismp. 230
Further Readingp. 232
Parable of the Sowerp. 233
Author Biographyp. 234
Plot Summaryp. 234
Charactersp. 236
Themesp. 238
Stylep. 240
Historical Contextp. 241
Critical Overviewp. 242
Criticismp. 243
Further Readingp. 266
Tambourines to Gloryp. 267
Author Biographyp. 267
Plot Summaryp. 268
Charactersp. 270
Themesp. 272
Stylep. 274
Historical Contextp. 275
Critical Overviewp. 277
Criticismp. 278
Further Readingp. 289
The Violent Bear It Awayp. 290
Author Biographyp. 291
Plot Summaryp. 291
Charactersp. 293
Themesp. 296
Stylep. 298
Historical Contextp. 299
Critical Overviewp. 301
Criticismp. 302
Further Readingp. 317
Glossaryp. 319
Cumulative Author/Title Indexp. 331
Cumulative Nationality/Ethnicity Indexp. 337
Subject/Theme Indexp. 343
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