epic literature

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epic literature

Cien a?os de soledad

2009
Tells the story of the gradual modernization of the mythical town of Macondo through the history of the Buendia family.

Epics for students

presenting analysis, context, and criticism on commonly studied epics
2001
Gives comprehensive, understandable explanations of the most commonly studied epics in high school and undergraduate literature courses.

Dances with wolves

1997
The story of a union soldier's adventure with the Comanche Indians in 1863. He is accepted by the small band of Indians he befriends at Fort Sedgewick.

Epics for students

presenting analysis, context, and criticism on commonly studied epics
1997
A guide to understanding epic literature, featuring entries on fourteen separate works, each including an introduction to the story and its author, a plot summary, character sketches, discussion of themes and techniques, information about the literary and historical background of each work, and a critical overview.

One hundred years of solitude

2006
The rise and fall, birth and death of the mythical town of Macondo as told through the history of the Buend?a family.

The Mahabharata

a shortened modern prose version of the Indian epic
2000
A shortened, modern prose edition of the Sanskrit epic about two feuding royal families who wage genocidal war in India, bringing their civilization to the brink of doom, but eventually finding redemption.

Pillars of the Earth

2007
The ambitious prior of Kingsbridge, England, dreams of building the greatest Gothic cathedral in the world, and the struggle to construct it leads to a battle between good and evil in twelfth-century England.

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