The Oxford Companion To English Literature
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A cornerstone of literary scholarship, The Oxford Companion to English Literature is the definitive reference work for anyone seeking to understand the full breadth of the English literary tradition. Originally compiled by Sir Paul Harvey and revised by Dorothy Eagle for this Fourth Edition, it presents an authoritative encyclopaedic survey spanning centuries of poetry, prose, drama, and criticism. The volume details thousands of entries covering authors, characters, works, literary movements, and historical contexts, making it an indispensable desk reference for students, academics, and passionate readers alike. With the clarity and precision befitting its Oxford heritage, it chronicles the evolution of English letters from the medieval period through to the modern era, cross-referencing key figures and texts with scholarly rigour. Whether consulted for a quick fact or an in-depth study, this companion remains an unmatched guide to the world of English literature.
Author: Sir Paul Harvey
Format: Hardback
Published: 1981, Oxford University Press
Genre: Reference & language
Condition remarks:
Condition: Good. Jacket: worn/faded. Page Condition: Good. Markings: No markings visible. Binding: Appears intact with no loose pages.
A cornerstone of literary scholarship, The Oxford Companion to English Literature is the definitive reference work for anyone seeking to understand the full breadth of the English literary tradition. Originally compiled by Sir Paul Harvey and revised by Dorothy Eagle for this Fourth Edition, it presents an authoritative encyclopaedic survey spanning centuries of poetry, prose, drama, and criticism. The volume details thousands of entries covering authors, characters, works, literary movements, and historical contexts, making it an indispensable desk reference for students, academics, and passionate readers alike. With the clarity and precision befitting its Oxford heritage, it chronicles the evolution of English letters from the medieval period through to the modern era, cross-referencing key figures and texts with scholarly rigour. Whether consulted for a quick fact or an in-depth study, this companion remains an unmatched guide to the world of English literature.