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Literary form

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Theater and world

Jonathan Locke Hart

1992

A dictionary of literary terms and literary theory

J. A. Cuddon

1998

Paradise lost and the rhetoric of literary forms

Barbara Kiefer Lewalski

1985

Using Blogs to Enhance Literacy

Diane Penrod

2007

The Classic Short Story, 1870-1925

Florence Goyet

2014

A glossary of literary terms

M. H. Abrams

1957

Dionysus writes

Jennifer Wise

1998

Society and sentiment

Mark Salber Phillips

2000

An aesthetics of junk fiction

Thomas J. Roberts

1990

Persius and the programmatic satire

J. C. Bramble

1974

The Routledge dictionary of literary terms

Peter Childs, Roger Fowler

2005

Literary terms

Karl Beckson

1989

Literary Theory

Jonathan D. Culler, Jonathan Culler

2000

Shakespeare and the spectacles of strangeness

John G. Demaray

1997

Literary terms and criticism

Martin Coyle, John Peck

1984

The philosophy of literary form

Kenneth Burke

1967

A glossary of contemporary literary theory

Jeremy Hawthorn

1992

A handbook of literary terms

H. L. Yelland

1950

Satire and the transformation of genre

Leon Guilhamet

1987

Genre choices, gender questions

Mary Gerhart

1992

Reading Games

Kimberly Bohman-Kalaja

2007

Leap into poetry

Avis Harley

2001

Contexts of war

Andreola Rossi

2004

The pursuit of form

John Caldwell Stubbs

1970

Self & form in modern narrative

Vincent P. Pecora

1989

Gothic

Fred Botting, Dale Townshend

2013

The weaver-god, he weaves

Christopher Sten

1996

Verse with prose from Petronius to Dante

Dronke, Peter.

1994

American travel narratives as a literary genre from 1542 to 1832

Sharon Rogers Brown

1993

Sampling the book

Deborah N. Losse

1994

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