The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Current English

Reference

Fowler, HW., Fowler, F G

Dictionaries & Thesauruses

Oxford: Clarendon Press

A landmark in Shakespeare studies, this version of The Complete Oxford Shakespeare is the first critical edition of the complete works in the original spelling and punctuation. It is based on the most thorough examination ever undertaken of the nature and authority of the earliest manuscripts, representing eight years of work by a team of British and American scholars. The works are arranged in conjectural order of composition based on the new research, and where the opportunity for choice existed, the spelling and punctuation of the text closest to Shakespeare's own manuscript has been chosen. With this Original Spelling Edition scholars and general readers have for the first time-- · The uncensored text of Henry IV and the original titles of three other plays · Edited texts of King Lear both as Shakespeare originally wrote it and as it was revised for performance years later Additional features include-- · Major textual alternatives--first versions and deleted lines--are printed as additional passages · Stage directions have been reconsidered in light of the play's original staging and many directions have been added · Conjectural stage directions and speech prefixes are identified in brackets · A general introduction, brief introductions to each work, and an essay on the language of Shakespeare's time are provided

William Shakespeare: The Complete Works. Original-spelling edition.

Literature & Fiction

Shakespeare., William

Salmon, Vivian

Dramas & Plays

The German policy of Augustus: An examination of the archaeological evidence

Wells, C.M.

The Elements of Theology

Health, Fitness & Dieting

PROCLUS

Psychology & Counseling

a middle high german primer

Wright , Joseph, and Walshe, O. C.

Classics

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Dictionary Proper Names in Works Dante 2/E

Toynbee, Pagee with Charles S. Singleton

The Literary Background of the Gothic Revival in Germany. A Chapter in the History of Taste.

Robson-Scott, W.D. (William Douglas)

Arthur Schnitzler : A Critical Study

Swales, Martin

Philip Wilson Steer, 1860-1942

Laughton, Bruce

Although the poetry of Louis MacNeice (1907-1963) has long been available in collected editions, this is the first volume to bring together a selection of his equally accomplished literary criticism. Drawn from reviews, articles, drama criticism, and other publications, these fifty-six selections strike a balance between his earliest and his most mature work and canvas the full range of his interests, from classical writers to his own contemporaries, with essays on such prominent personal friends as W.B. Yeats, W.H. Auden, T.S. Eliot and Dylan Thomas. The volume also contains an introduction, notes, and a full bibliography of MacNeice's short prose (not limited to his literary criticism).

Selected Literary Criticism of Louis MacNeice

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