The Emporium Quick Revision English Literature: Literary Theory & Criticism is a comprehensive guide designed for literature students preparing for exams. This book covers major literary theories, critical approaches, and key concepts in literary criticism, making it an essential resource for undergraduate and postgraduate students.

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Structured in a concise and exam-oriented format, this book provides quick revisions, key points, and essential explanations of literary movements, schools of thought, and major critics. Whether you're studying for MA English, BS English, CSS, or other competitive exams, this book is an ideal revision companion.

Key Features:

✔ Covers all major literary theories & criticism techniques
✔ Quick revision format for last-minute study
✔ Summarized explanations of complex concepts
✔ Ideal for MA English, BS English, and CSS students
✔ Includes insights into modern and classical criticism 

Emporium Quick Revision English Literature

Contents:

SECTION ONE LITERARY HISTORY
1. Early History of Britain
2. 14th  Century
3. 15th Century
4. 16th Century: The Elizabethan Age
4. 17th  Century
6. 18th Century
7. 19th Century The Romantic Period
8. 19th Century: The Victorian Age
9. 20th Century
SECTION TWO BRITISH LITERARY TEXTS AND AUTHORS
1. Francis Bacon's Essays
2. John Donne's Poetry
3. Hamlet
4. The Tempest
5. Shakespeare's Sonnets
6. Paradise Lost
7. Pilgrim's Progress
8. Robinson Crum
9. The School for Scandal
10. Charles Lamb's Essays
11. Tennyson's Poetry
12. Great Expectations
13. Tess of the D'Urbervilles
14. Wb. Yeats' Poetry
15. The Important of Being Earnest
16. The Heart of Darkness
17. The Waste Land
18. The love song of J. Alfred Prufrock
19. Mrs. Dalloway
20. Sons and Lovers
21. A portrait of the Artist as a Yound Man
22. W.H. Auden's Poetry
23. Philip Larkin's Poetry
24. Lucky Jim
25. Pygmalion
26. Waiting for Godot
27. Lora of me Flies
28. Animal Farm
29. Look Back in Anger
SECTION THREE CRITICISM AND THEORY
1. Classicism Romanticism
2. Plato
3. Aristotle
4. Horace
5. Lonignus
6. Philip Sidney
7. John Dryden
8. Samuel Taylor Coleridge
9. William Wordsworth
10: Samuel Taylor Coleridge
11. Mathew Arnold
12. T.S. Eliot
13. Literary Theory. An Introduction
14. Literary Theory. Timeline
15. Formalism
16. Structuralism
17. Post Structuralism
18. Modernism Post Modernism
19. Marxist Literary Criticism
20. Psychoanalytic Criticism
21. Feminism
22. Postcolonialism
23. New Historicism
24. Reader Response Theory

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