The literature of change: Studies in the nineteenth-century provincial novel

Lucas, John.

Barnes&Noble

This study of five major novels by Dickens looks at the tensions between the "private" and "public" aspect of his work.

Charles Dickens: The Major Novels (Critical Studies, Penguin)

Literature & Fiction

History & Criticism

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The big umbrella: The history of the parachute from Da Vinci to Apollo;

Elm Tree Books

Tables is the spectacular restaurant that Mario Fermi dreams of opening in Manhattan--a place for the people who "matter" in the city.Tables is the plaything of a real estate czar who demands success, giving Mario an unlimited budget and an impossible deadline.Tables is what Francis Mckinnon has been waiting for to show her brilliance as an interior designer and prove that she's not just the decorative wife of a Wall Street banker.Tables is the story of a blackmailer who distorts with vicious humor. He chooses victims with care--for their wealth, for their reputations, for their helplessness.

Tables

St. Martin's Paperbacks

<p>Describes what money can do with blackmail, scandal, and secrets for those with it</p>

Tables: A Novel

United States

Little. Brown and Company

Turf

Self-Help

Spiritual

Bodley Head

This book deals with Mrs. Gaskell, William Hale White and Thomas Hardy, provincial novelists, who each wrote about the nature of social change.

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The Literature of Change: Studies in the Nineteenth-Century Provincial Novel

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers

First published in 1980, this book surveys Dickens' growing power to drive deep into the causes of his contemporary conditions. It reveals the importance of nature to Dickens as a rich metaphor of human freedom and potentiality, and emphasises his concern with time and the problems of freedom. The author considers the peculiarity of Dickens being unanimously acclaimed as a great writer considering the difficulty in placing him definitively within the literary tradition. The author argues Dickens was an isolated figure, indifferent to changing fashions and with a strong sense of the dignity of human nature and that this formed the basis of his character and writings.

The Melancholy Man: A Study of Dickens's Novels

Barnes & Noble Imports

<p>The book examines the work of the key figures in English poetry of the twentieth century, and in particular the means by which they tackled the problem of finding a poetic identity. The development of English poetry is thus seen here as a constant process of dialogue with tradition, with the work of non-English poets writing in English and with the changing nature of England itself under the impact of the major political and social events of the century.</p>

Modern English Poetry-from Hardy to Hughes: A Critical Survey

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