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The endangered promises

James S. Hanson

2000

Clashes of culture

Great Books Foundation (U.S.)

1998

Snobbery with violence

Colin Watson

1972

Exploring literature--Fifth edition

Chinua Achebe, Frank Madden, Антон Павлович Чехов et al.

2012

Reception theory

Robert C. Holub

1984

The Psalms and their readers

Donald K. Berry

1993

A Swim in a Pond in the Rain

George Saunders

2021 ★ 5.0

Resisting representation

Elaine Scarry

1994

Reading Games

Kimberly Bohman-Kalaja

2007

Maps and legends

Michael Chabon

2008

The Romance of the rose and its medieval readers

Sylvia Huot

1993

Getting at the author

Barbara Hochman

2001

Walt Whitman and the American reader

Ezra Greenspan

1990

Falling into theory

David H. Richter

1994

Reading Women's Magazines

Joke Hermes

1995

Authorship, ethics, and the reader

Dominic Rainsford

1997

Knowledge in the making

Gordon M. Pradl, Mike Hayhoe, Bill Corcoran

1994

Here comes everbody

Anthony Burgess

1965

The Implied Reader

Wolfgang Iser

1974

The postwar novel in Canada

Rosmarin Elfriede Heidenreich

1989

Our preposterous use of literature

T. S. McMillin

2000

The Evil and the guilty

Great Books Foundation (U.S.)

1997

A discourse of wonders

Stephen Michael Wheeler

1999

How to read journal articles in the social sciences

Phillip C. Shon

2012

Invisible listeners

Helen Hennessy Vendler

2005

Order and chaos

Great Books Foundation (U.S.)

1997

Writing Against God

Joanne Halleran McMullen

1996

Love and marriage

Great Books Foundation (U.S.)

1997

Framed narratives

Jay Caplan

1986

Ray Bradbury and the poetics of reverie

William F. Touponce

1984

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