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| Named Person: | Charles Dickens; Charles Dickens |
|---|---|
| Document Type: | Book |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Harold Bloom |
| ISBN: | 0791056619 9780791056615 |
| OCLC Number: | 42652630 |
| Description: | 310 p. ; 24 cm. |
| Contents: | Calligraphy and code: writing in Great expectations / Murray Baumgarten -- Repetition, repression, and return: the plotting of Great expectations / Peter Brooks -- Great expectations: masculinity and modernity / Carolyn Brown -- Manual conduct in Great expectations / William A. Cohen -- The absent clown in Great expectations / Edwin M. Eigner -- The prose and poetry of Great expectations / David Gervais -- "In primal sympathy": Great expectations and the secret life / Elliot L. Gilbert -- "Pip" and "property": the (re)production of the self in Great expectations / Gail Turley Houston -- Charles Dickens's Great expectations: a defense of the second ending -- The bad faith of Pip's bad faith: deconstructing Great expectations / Christoper D. Morris -- Progression and the synthetic secondary character: the case of John Wemmick / James Phelan -- Prison-bound: Dickens and Foucault / Jeremy Tambling -- The magic circle of genius: Dickens' translations of Shakespearean drama in Great expectations / William A. Wilson -- Oedipus and Telemachus / Anny Sadrin. |
| Series Title: | Modern critical interpretations. |
| Other Titles: | Charles Dicken's Great expectations Great expectations |
| Responsibility: | edited and with an introduction by Harold Bloom. |
Abstract:
This book is a collection of critical essays on Charles Dickens' novel "Great Expectations," essays written by Murray Baumgarten, Peter Brooks, Carolyn Brown, William A. Cohen, Edwin M. Eigner, David Gervais, and others.
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