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		Introducing Literary Theories : A Guide and Glossary / Julian Wolfreys. by Ahmadi, Amir Alderson, David Altieri, Charles Baetens, Jan Baker, William Barry, Peter Baucom, Ian Becker-Leckrone, Megan Bowman, Paul Brandt, Joan Brannigan, John Butzel, Marcia Chang, Heesok Ching-Liang Low, Gail Clum, John M Colebrook, Claire Constable, Elizabeth Cornis-Pope, Marcel Currie, Mark Donadey, Anne Easthope, Antony Ferretter, Luke Flesch, William Flint, Kate Flower MacCannell, Juliet Fluhr, Nicole F�oti, V�eronique M Geest, Dirk de Gertz, SunHee Kim Goldman, Jane Graef, Ortwin de Green, Karen Haase, Ullrich Michael Hart, Kevin Haslett, Moyra Higgins, Lynn A Holub, Robert C Howie, Gillian Hsing Wu, Yun Kershner, R. Brandon Kruger, Loren Kucich, John Lane, Jeremy Leonard, Garry Lesjak, Carolyn Lewis, Mitchell R Lezra, Jacques Loesberg, Jonathan Lucy, Niall MacCannell, Juliet Flower Mansfield, Nick Man�a de la Luz Montes, Amelia Mason Vaughan, Virginia McQuillan, Martin Miller, Toby Milner, Andrew Montag, Warren Newton, K. M Nies, Betsy Niro, Brian Plotnitsky, Arkady Punter, David Rabat�e, Jean-Michel Rand, Nicholas T Robbins, Ruth Rocheleau, Alain-Michel Ross, Alison Salusinszky, Imre Schueller, Malini Johar Shapiro, Stephen Surin, Kenneth Tambling, Jeremy Tauchert, Ashley Turim, Maureen Van Leer, David Walsh, Michael Wilson, Leigh Wiseman, Boris Wolfreys, Julian Womack, Kenneth Ziarek, Ewa Publication details: Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, [2022] Online resources: Click here to access online Availability: Items available for loan: Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Library - Royal Liverpool (1). Place reservation Add to folder (remove)

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