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• catalog abstract "The purpose of this book is to provide a guide to the literature of the English-speaking world in a single volume. It covers more than a thousand years and includes the literature of Great Britain, the United States, Australia, Canada and New Zealand; the English writing from Ireland and South Africa, and the new and exciting contributions from the West Indies and Nigeria since the Second World War. This book offers the reader more than facts. However, facts are essential: the entries begin with these and all-important dates will also be found. The lives of many writers are intrinsically interesting as well as significant to their work, and in cases where the details are known they are given at some length. Major works of poetry, fiction, drama, satire, history, philosophy and religion are described; so are the outstanding characters created by our major writers. A host of subjects and terms merit entries of their own - metrical romances, metaphysical poetry, the Marprelate controversy, the closure of the playhouses: picaresque, latitudinarianism and transcendentalism are some of them. Two major ones, The English Language and The Bible in English, were specially commissioned. Encompasses more than three thousand entries representing writers, their works, and memorable characters.".
• catalog contributor b1281112.
• catalog contributor b1281113.
• catalog created "1983.".
• catalog date "1983".
• catalog date "1983.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1983.".
• catalog description "Encompasses more than three thousand entries representing writers, their works, and memorable characters.".
• catalog description "The purpose of this book is to provide a guide to the literature of the English-speaking world in a single volume. It covers more than a thousand years and includes the literature of Great Britain, the United States, Australia, Canada and New Zealand; the English writing from Ireland and South Africa, and the new and exciting contributions from the West Indies and Nigeria since the Second World War. This book offers the reader more than facts. However, facts are essential: the entries begin with these and all-important dates will also be found. The lives of many writers are intrinsically interesting as well as significant to their work, and in cases where the details are known they are given at some length. Major works of poetry, fiction, drama, satire, history, philosophy and religion are described; so are the outstanding characters created by our major writers. A host of subjects and terms merit entries of their own - metrical romances, metaphysical poetry, the Marprelate controversy, the closure of the playhouses: picaresque, latitudinarianism and transcendentalism are some of them. Two major ones, The English Language and The Bible in English, were specially commissioned.".
• catalog description "The purpose of this book is to provide a guide to the literature of the English-speaking world in a single volume. It covers more than a thousand years and includes the literature of Great Britain, the United States, Australia, Canada and New Zealand; the English writing from Ireland and South Africa, and the new and exciting contributions from the West Indies and Nigeria since the Second World War. This book offers the reader more than facts. However, facts are essential: the entries begin with these and all-important dates will also be found. The lives of many writers are intrinsically interesting as well as significant to their work, and in cases where the details are known they are given at some length. Major works of poetry, fiction, drama, satire, history, philosophy and religion are described; so are the outstanding characters created by our major writers. A host of subjects and terms merit entries of their own -- metrical romances, metaphysical poetry, the Marprelate controversy, the closure of the playhouses: picaresque, latitudinarianism and transcendentalism are some of them. Two major ones, The English Language and The Bible in English, were specially commissioned.".
• catalog extent "xi, 992 p. :".
• catalog identifier "0521260221".
• catalog identifier "0600331733 (Newnes)".
• catalog issued "1983".
• catalog issued "1983.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Cambridge [Cambridgeshire] ; New York : Cambridge University Press ; Feltham, Middlesex : Newnes Books ; Rushden, Northants : distributed for them by Hamlyn Pub. Group,".
• catalog subject "American literature Bio-bibliography Dictionaries.".
• catalog subject "American literature Bio-bibliography.".
• catalog subject "American literature Dictionaries.".
• catalog subject "Commonwealth literature (English) Bibliography.".
• catalog subject "Commonwealth literature (English) Bio-bibliography Dictionaries.".
• catalog subject "Commonwealth literature (English) Dictionaries.".
• catalog subject "English literature Bio-bibliography Dictionaries.".
• catalog subject "English literature Bio-bibliography.".
• catalog subject "English literature Dictionaries.".
• catalog subject "PR85 .C28 1983".
• catalog subject "R820.03 STA".
• catalog tableOfContents "The purpose of this book is to provide a guide to the literature of the English-speaking world in a single volume. It covers more than a thousand years and includes the literature of Great Britain, the United States, Australia, Canada and New Zealand; the English writing from Ireland and South Africa, and the new and exciting contributions from the West Indies and Nigeria since the Second World War. This book offers the reader more than facts. However, facts are essential: the entries begin with these and all-important dates will also be found. The lives of many writers are intrinsically interesting as well as significant to their work, and in cases where the details are known they are given at some length. Major works of poetry, fiction, drama, satire, history, philosophy and religion are described; so are the outstanding characters created by our major writers. A host of subjects and terms merit entries of their own -- metrical romances, metaphysical poetry, the Marprelate controversy, the closure of the playhouses: picaresque, latitudinarianism and transcendentalism are some of them. Two major ones, The English Language and The Bible in English, were specially commissioned.".
• catalog title "The Cambridge guide to English literature / [compiled by] Michael Stapleton ; consultant editor Nicholas Barker.".
• catalog type "Bio-bibliography Dictionaries. fast".
• catalog type "Dictionaries. fast".
• catalog type "text".