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Gender, Genre and Narrative Pleasure
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Hardcover
With Bob Dylan (other contributor) |
from Unwin Hyman (March 1, 1989)
9780044450085 | details & prices | List price $55.00
This edition also contains Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits: Complete Edition
About: Regarded as an important part of cultural analysis, popular fiction is the subject of this series which is intended to provide a context for the critical study of popular fiction, drawing on interdisciplinary inquiry and addressing key questions of class, gender, race, nation and regionalism.
This edition also contains Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits: Complete Edition
About: Regarded as an important part of cultural analysis, popular fiction is the subject of this series which is intended to provide a context for the critical study of popular fiction, drawing on interdisciplinary inquiry and addressing key questions of class, gender, race, nation and regionalism.
Paperback
from Routledge (July 17, 2012)
9780415752343 | details & prices | 219 pages | 6.00 × 8.75 × 0.50 in. | 0.81 lbs | List price $54.95
About: Recent years have witnessed important new initiatives in the study of popular fictional modes of writing.
About: Recent years have witnessed important new initiatives in the study of popular fictional modes of writing.
With Thomas Sullivan |
from Routledge (May 1, 1989)
9780044450092 | details & prices | 5.75 × 8.50 × 0.75 in. | 0.75 lbs | List price $26.95
This edition also contains The Martyring
About: Regarded as an important part of cultural analysis, popular fiction is the subject of this series which is intended to provide a context for the critical study of popular fiction, drawing on interdisciplinary inquiry and addressing key questions of class, gender, race, nation and regionalism.
This edition also contains The Martyring
About: Regarded as an important part of cultural analysis, popular fiction is the subject of this series which is intended to provide a context for the critical study of popular fiction, drawing on interdisciplinary inquiry and addressing key questions of class, gender, race, nation and regionalism.