Harvard Studies In Comparative Literature Books

Delve into literary analysis with Harvard Studies in Comparative Literature. Explore diverse perspectives on global literature, perfect for students and scholars. Browse our collection and expand your understanding.

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Harvard Studies In Comparative Literature Series in Order:

  1. The Renaissance (1939)
  2. Maurois, Proust, Gide (1947)
  3. Three Philosophical Novelists: James Joyce, Andre Gide, Thomas Mann (1957)
  4. Myth and Method: Modern Approaches to the Study of Mythology (1960)
  5. Structuralism (1970)
  6. Sexual Politics (1971)
  7. Sound and Poetry (1973)
  8. Literary Style: A Symposium (1971)
  9. Benjamin and Brecht (1971)
  10. Toward a Theory of the Novel (1974)
  11. The телestrial City of the Augustinians (1974)
  12. The Interpretation of Narrative (1970)
  13. Epic and Romance (1976)
  14. The Disciplines of Criticism (1968)
  15. Russian Formalist Criticism (1981)
  16. For Theory: Essays on Writing and Culture (1982)
  17. The Text of Moliere (1983)
  18. The Seduction of Difference (1987)
  19. Allegories of Reading (1988)
  20. Forces of Imagination (1989)
  21. In Search of Literary Theory (1989)
  22. Subject to Change (1991)
  23. Rhetoric/Politics (1998)
  24. Comparative Literature in the Age of Multiculturalism (1995)
  25. Reading World Literature (1994)
  26. Minor Transnationalism (2005)
  27. What Is World Literature? (2003)
  28. Provincializing Europe (2000)
  29. Death Drive (2005)
  30. Cosmopolitanism (2002)
  31. World Literature (2004)
  32. The Novel: An Anthology of Criticism and Theory, 1900-2000 (2006)
  33. The Cambridge Companion to World Literature (2012)