Fact, Fiction, and Form: Selected Essays Format: Paperback

Ralph W. Rader. Edited by James Phelan and David H. Richter

ISBN 10: 0814251803 / ISBN 13: 9780814251805

Verlag: University of Chicago press, 2011

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Brand New. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9780814251805

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Titel: Fact, Fiction, and Form: Selected Essays ...

Verlag: University of Chicago press

Erscheinungsdatum: 2011

Einband: Softcover

Zustand: New

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"Ralph W. Rader's essays are a powerful and coherent expression of an important theory of literature, one still widely accepted. Gathering his work within the covers of a single book, with an authoritative and explanatory introduction by Phelan and Richter, will be of great value in calling renewed attention to Rader's work. The essays chosen by the editors bring to the fore first-rate and original commentary on many well-known works in British and Irish literature. I recommend this book enthusiastically to students as a powerfully argued presentation of a major theory of literature. It is important for serious students and teachers of literature to know how plausible and persuasive this theory is when it is presented in Rader's brilliant and extended expression of it." --J. Hillis Miller, UCI Distinguished Research Professor, University of California, Irvine

Ralph W. Rader s essays are a powerful and coherent expression of an important theory of literature, one still widely accepted. Gathering his work within the covers of a single book, with an authoritative and explanatory introduction by Phelan and Richter, will be of great value in calling renewed attention to Rader s work. The essays chosen by the editors bring to the fore first-rate and original commentary on many well-known works in British and Irish literature. I recommend this book enthusiastically to students as a powerfully argued presentation of a major theory of literature. It is important for serious students and teachers of literature to know how plausible and persuasive this theory is when it is presented in Rader s brilliant and extended expression of it. J. Hillis Miller, UCI Distinguished Research Professor, University of California, Irvine"