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Readings on The taming of the shrew

In depth biography of literary figure in question. Each essay is introduced by a concise summation of the contributing author's themes and insights. Chronology of author's life and career.
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Readings on Silas Marner

2000
An anthology of critical essays that provide a wide range of information and opinion about the nineteenth-century novel "Silas Marner," and its author, George Eliot.

Readings on Hard times

2002
A collection of essays which provide critical commentary on Charles Dickens' "Hard Times"; includes a brief introduction to Dickens' life and times, summaries of the novel's themes, and a chronology of Dickens' life and career.

Readings on the Merchant of Venice

2000
Presents many different analyses of the Merchant of Venice.

Readings on Othello

2000
An anthology of critical essays that provide a wide range of information and opinion about the tragic play "Othello, " and its author William Shakespeare.

Readings on The taming of the shrew

2000
A guide to reading and understanding "The Taming of the Shrew" that contains biographical information about Shakespeare, essays about the play's themes, characters, and plot, and primary and secondary bibliographies for further research.

Readings on the comedies

1997
A collection of essays on the comedies of Shakespeare by critics from the 1880s to the 1990s.

Readings on Macbeth

1999
A collection of essays about the major themes and ideas found in Shakespeare's play "Macbeth"; includes biographical information about Shakespeare.

Readings on Pygmalion

2002
An anthology of critical essays that provide a wide range of information and opinion about the early twentieth-century play "Pygmalion" and its author George Bernard Shaw.

Readings on Jane Eyre

2000
A collection of essays that study the works of Jane Eyre, with information on her life and the major themes and ideas of her work.

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