ENGL 201G: British Literature

SpartaCat-The NCC Library Catalog  

 To find books containing essays on your author's works, use SpartaCat to search the author's name as Subject . The catalog will point you to items that you can borrow from the Stacks, as well as items available from our Reference area. 

Books

• Twelfth night: New critical essays, PR2837 .T95 2011
• Shakespeare: A beginner's guide, PR2976 .K56 2011
• Women in the age of Shakespeare, PR2991 .K46 2010
• Readings on Othello, PR2829 .R38 2000
• Othello: New critical essays, PR2829 .O855 2002

Reference Books

• Shakespeare for students: Critical interpretations of Shakespeare's plays and poetry, PR2987 .S474 2007
• Shakespeare's characters for students, PR2989 .S53 1997
• Shakespearian criticism: Excerpts from the criticism of William Shakespeare's plays and poetry, from the first published appraisals to current evaluations, PR2965 .S43 1984

Library eBooks

• Shakespeare's tragedies-Bloom's edition
• Shakespeare's comedies: Comprehensive research and study guide
• Shakespeare for students: Critical interpretations of Shakespeare's plays and poetry
• The woman's part: feminist criticism of Shakespeare
• Spectactular Shakespeare: Critical theory and popular cinema
• Essays on some of Shakespeare's dramatic characters: to which is added an essay on the faults of Shakespeare, by William Richardson (1798)

Websites

Internet Public Library (ipl2) Literary Criticism collection

Contains critical and biographical websites about authors and their works that can be browsed by author, by title, or by nationality and literary period.

Early Modern Literary Studies 

A refereed journal examining English literature, literary culture and language during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

Shakespeare and His Critics 

Comprises historical and modern documents related to Shakespeare and Renaissance drama.

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