Critical Survey of Literary Theory, Volume 1Frank Northen Magill Salem Press, 1987 - 1880 pages Provides historical coverage, including figures who were crucial to the development of literature as well as those who passed judgement on it from antiquity to the present day. Arrangement is consistent with earlier volumes in the Critical Survey series. In addition, volume four contains 12 omnibus |
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