Hardy's tragic vision of human life in far from the madding crowd and in the return of the native

"Finding out for yourself" or poets re-writing history : A selection of essays from the post-world war II American poetry

The making afro-caribbean consciousness and ıdentity in the poetry of Linton Kwesi Johnson, David Dabydeen and Fred D'Aguiar

The use of fantasy and the representation of social reality in Christina Rossetti's works

Reification in the works of East European Jewish American authors : Abraham Cahan, Anzia Yezierska and Eva Hoffman

Trauma revisited : world trade center and the guys as empowering representations of the collective trauma of 9/11

Collective memory and social identity in contemporary fiction by ethnic women writers : Louise Erdrich's tracks, Toni Morrison's beloved, and Sandra Cisneros's Caremelo

Historiographic metadrama : Tony Kushner's a bright room called day and Angels in America

Speaking from the margins : The voice of the "other" in the poetry of carol ann duffy and Jackie Kay

The rise of the Grotesque in the historic memory of the Southerner : the fiction of Faulkner, McCullers, Welty and O'Connor

A study of technique in Peter Shaffer's The Royal Hunt of the Sun and Equus

The uses of the promethean myth in P. B. Shelley and Ted Hughes