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Surprised by sin

Stanley Fish

1967

The American poetry wax museum

Jed Rasula

1996

Reacher said nothing

Martin, Andrew

2015

Richardson's Clarissa and the eighteenth-century reader

Tom Keymer

1992

Hallucinating Foucault

Patricia Duncker

1997

Mandeville's medieval audiences

Rosemary Tzanaki

2003

Author and audience in Latin literature

J. G. F. Powell, A. J. Woodman

1992

Idylls of the marketplace

Regenia Gagnier

1986

Consuming pleasures

Jennifer Poole Hayward, Jennifer Hayward

1997

The empathic reader

J. Brooks Bouson

1989

Voi altri pochi

Mark Kyburz

1996

Reading Life

Sven Birkerts

2007

Ways of reading

David Bartholomae, Anthony Petrosky

1987

Starting out in the evening

Morton, Brian

1998

Valerius Maximus & the rhetoric of the new nobility

W. Martin Bloomer

1992

Authorship and authority

Jane Rickard

2008

The Ayn Rand cult

Jeff Walker

1999

In the Company of Books

Sarah Wadsworth

2006

Gendered modernisms

Thomas J. Travisano, Margaret Dickie

1996

Modes of Production of Victorian Novels

N. N. Feltes

1986

The Gutenberg Elegies

Sven Birkerts

1994

Dreams and inward journeys

Marjorie Ford, Jon Ford

1990

Digital fictions

Sarah Sloane

2000

Snobbery with violence

Colin Watson

1972

Literatursprache und Publikum in der lateinischen Spätantike und im Mittelalter

E. Auerbach, Erich Auerbach

1965

Romantic theatricality

Judith Pascoe

1997

Resisting representation

Elaine Scarry

1994

Reading Games

Kimberly Bohman-Kalaja

2007

Printing technology, letters, & Samuel Johnson

Alvin B. Kernan

1987

Thinking outside the book

Augusta Rohrbach

2014

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