Theory & Criticism

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  1. Book ImageRediscovering Homer: Inside the Origins of the Epic

    Andrew Dalby

    "Dalby's book and his bibliography provide a superb introduction to the debate surrounding these poems."—Lisa Montanarelli, San Francisco ChronicleMore

  2. Book ImageBound to Please: An Extraordinary One-Volume Literary Education

    Michael Dirda

    "Michael Dirda may be as close to the ideal critic as we are likely to get."—Annie ProulxMore

  3. Book ImageJacob's Room

    Virginia Woolf, Suzanne Raitt

    Jacob’s Room is Virginia Woolf’s experimental third novel, set in England during the halcyon days before World War I. The text reprinted here is the first British edition, which Woolf approved, and which retains her original layout, including paragraph spacing.More

  4. Book ImageRoughing It in the Bush

    Susanna Moodie, Michael Peterman

    In 1832, Susanna Moodie immigrated to Canada from Britain with her husband and daughter in search of comfort and independence in the unsettled Canadian backwoods.More

  5. Book ImageA Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

    James Joyce, John Paul Riquelme

    A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man is one of the twentieth century’s great coming-of-age novels.More

  6. Book ImageThe Writings of St. Paul

    Saint Paul, Wayne A. Meeks, John T. Fitzgerald

    Second Edition

    The Second Edition of this perennially popular Norton Critical Edition is based on the Today’s New International Version of Paul’s letters, a new translation that is heralded for its inclusiveness and accuracy in representation of gender.More

  7. Book ImageThe Norton Anthology of Literature by Women: The Traditions in English

    Sandra M. Gilbert, Susan Gubar

    Third Edition / Volume(s): Two-Volume Set

    Long the standard teaching anthology, the landmark Norton Anthology of Literature by Women has introduced generations of readers to the rich variety of women’s writing in English.More

  8. Book ImageHow to Read Beauvoir

    Stella Sandford, Simon Critchley

    “One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman.”—Simone de BeauvoirMore

  9. Book ImageHow to Read Sartre

    Robert Bernasconi, Simon Critchley

    “I can want only the freedom of others.”—Jean–Paul SartreMore

  10. Book ImageHow to Read Jung

    David Tacey, Simon Critchley

    “The world today hangs by a thin thread, and that thread is the psyche of man.”—Carl Gustav JungMore

  11. Book ImageHow to Read the Bible

    Richard Holloway, Simon Critchley

    “Who is this that darkeneth counsel by words without knowledge?”—The Book of JobMore

  12. Book ImageHow to Read Lacan

    Slavoj Žižek, Simon Critchley

    “The only thing of which one can be guilty of is having given ground relative to one’s desire.”—Jacques LacanMore

  13. Book ImageÉcrits: The First Complete Edition in English

    Jacques Lacan, Bruce Fink

    “Fink’s precise new translation makes this pivotal period in Lacan’s thought more accessible to English speakers.”—Publishers Weekly, starred reviewMore

  14. Book ImageThe Top Ten: Writers Pick Their Favorite Books

    J. Peder Zane

    What if you asked 125 top writers to pick their favorite books? Which titles would come out on top?More

  15. Book ImageAnne of Green Gables

    L. M. Montgomery, Mary Henley Rubio, Elizabeth Waterston

    Since its publication in 1908, Anne of Green Gables has been an enduring bestseller and arguably Canada’s most famous novel.More

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