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1. Dictionary of Literary Terms and Literary Theory

   Autor*in: Cuddon, J. A.

   Erschienen: 2012

   Verlag:  Wiley-Blackwell, [s.l.]

   With new entries and sensitive edits, this fifth edition places J.A. Cuddon’s indispensable dictionary firmly in the 21st Century.Written in a clear and highly readable style Comprehensive historical coverage extending from ancient times to the... mehr

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   With new entries and sensitive edits, this fifth edition places J.A. Cuddon’s indispensable dictionary firmly in the 21st Century.Written in a clear and highly readable style Comprehensive historical coverage extending from ancient times to the present day Broad intellectual and cultural range Expands on the previous edition to incorporate the most recent literary terminology New material is particularly focused in areas such as gender studies and queer theory, post-colonial theory, post-structuralism, post-modernism, narrative theory, and cultural studies. Existing entries have been edited to ensure that topics receive balanced treatment

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   Quelle:	Verbundkataloge
   Sprache:	Englisch
   Medientyp:	Ebook
   Format:	Online
   ISBN:	1444333275; 9781299964334
   Auflage/Ausgabe:	5. Aufl.
   Umfang:	Online Ressource (PDF, 7585 KB, 808 S.)
   Bemerkung(en):	Description based upon print version of record Title page; Coopyright page; Contents; Preface to the Fifth Edition; Preface to the Fourth Edition; Preface to the Third Edition; Acknowledgements; List of Abbreviations; A; Abbey Theatre; abecedarius; Abenteuerroman; abjection; abolitionist literature; ab ovo; abridged edition; absence/presence; absolutism; abstract; abstract poem; abusio; academic; academic drama; academy; acatalectic; accelerated rhyme; accent; accentual verse; accidence; acclamatio; acephalous; acervatio; acmeism; acroama; acronym; acrostic; acryology; act; actant; action; activism; actual reader; adage; adaptation addendumAddisonian; address; adjunctio; adnominatio; adonic; adversaria; adynaton; ae freislighe; Aeolic; Aeschylean; aesthetic distance; aestheticism; affect/affect theory/affective criticism; affectation; affective fallacy; affective stylistics; afflatus; African-American Studies; afsana; after-piece; agent, literary; age of reason; agitprop drama; agnominatio; agon; agrarian movement; aiodos; air; akhyana; alazôn; alba; album; Alcaics; Alcmanic verse; aleatory writing; alejandrino; aleluyas; Alexandrianism; alexandrine; alienation; alienation effect; alinéa; aljamiado; allegory; allegro alliterationalliterative prose; alliterative revival; alliterative verse; allonym; allusion; almanac; a lo divino; als ob; altar poem; altercatio; alterity; alternance des rimes; alternate rhyme; alternative literature; alternative theatre; ambiguity; amblysia; American Renaissance; amoebean; amour courtois; ampersand; amphiboly; amphibrach; amphigory; amphimacer; amphisbaenic rhyme; amplification; -ana; anabasis; anachorism; anachronism; anaclasis; anacoluthon; anacreóntica; anacreontic verse; anacrusis; anadiplosis; anagnorisis; anagogical; anagram; analects; analogue; analogy; analysis analytical languageanamnesis; ananym; anapaest; anaphora; anaphoric rhyme; anastrophe; anatomy; ancients and moderns; androgyny; anecdote; Anglo-Norman period; Anglo-Saxon period; angry young man; anisometric; annals; annotation; anomoiosis; anonymous; anonymuncule; antagonist; antanaclasis; anthimeria; anthology; anthropomorphism; antibacchius; anticlimax; anti-hero; antihumanism; anti-literature; antilogy; anti-masque; antimetabole; antinomy; anti-novel; antiphon; antiphrasis; anti-play; antipophora; antisagoge; antispast; antistoichon; antistrophe; antisyzygy; anti-theatre; antithesis antodeantonomasia; antonym; anxiety of influence; apestail; aphaeresis; aphesis; aphorism; apocalyptic literature; apocope; Apocrypha; Apollonian/Dionysian; apologue; apology; apophasis; apophthegm; aporia; aposiopesis; apostrophe; apparatus (or apparatus criticus); appositum; aptronym; Arcadia; archaism; archetypal criticism; archetype; archi-écriture; Archilochian verse; archive; arch-rhyme; argot; argument; argumentum ad; ars est celare artem; arsis and thesis; arte mayor; arte menor; art for art's sake; articulus; artificial comedy; art nouveau; arts, the seven liberal; Arzamas ascending rhythm Title page; Coopyright page; Contents; Preface to the Fifth Edition; Preface to the Fourth Edition; Preface to the Third Edition; Acknowledgements; List of Abbreviations; A; Abbey Theatre; abecedarius; Abenteuerroman; abjection; abolitionist literature; ab ovo; abridged edition; absence/presence; absolutism; abstract; abstract poem; abusio; academic; academic drama; academy; acatalectic; accelerated rhyme; accent; accentual verse; accidence; acclamatio; acephalous; acervatio; acmeism; acroama; acronym; acrostic; acryology; act; actant; action; activism; actual reader; adage; adaptation addendumAddisonian; address; adjunctio; adnominatio; adonic; adversaria; adynaton; ae freislighe; Aeolic; Aeschylean; aesthetic distance; aestheticism; affect/affect theory/affective criticism; affectation; affective fallacy; affective stylistics; afflatus; African-American Studies; afsana; after-piece; agent, literary; age of reason; agitprop drama; agnominatio; agon; agrarian movement; aiodos; air; akhyana; alazôn; alba; album; Alcaics; Alcmanic verse; aleatory writing; alejandrino; aleluyas; Alexandrianism; alexandrine; alienation; alienation effect; alinéa; aljamiado; allegory; allegro alliterationalliterative prose; alliterative revival; alliterative verse; allonym; allusion; almanac; a lo divino; als ob; altar poem; altercatio; alterity; alternance des rimes; alternate rhyme; alternative literature; alternative theatre; ambiguity; amblysia; American Renaissance; amoebean; amour courtois; ampersand; amphiboly; amphibrach; amphigory; amphimacer; amphisbaenic rhyme; amplification; -ana; anabasis; anachorism; anachronism; anaclasis; anacoluthon; anacreóntica; anacreontic verse; anacrusis; anadiplosis; anagnorisis; anagogical; anagram; analects; analogue; analogy; analysis analytical languageanamnesis; ananym; anapaest; anaphora; anaphoric rhyme; anastrophe; anatomy; ancients and moderns; androgyny; anecdote; Anglo-Norman period; Anglo-Saxon period; angry young man; anisometric; annals; annotation; anomoiosis; anonymous; anonymuncule; antagonist; antanaclasis; anthimeria; anthology; anthropomorphism; antibacchius; anticlimax; anti-hero; antihumanism; anti-literature; antilogy; anti-masque; antimetabole; antinomy; anti-novel; antiphon; antiphrasis; anti-play; antipophora; antisagoge; antispast; antistoichon; antistrophe; antisyzygy; anti-theatre; antithesis antodeantonomasia; antonym; anxiety of influence; apestail; aphaeresis; aphesis; aphorism; apocalyptic literature; apocope; Apocrypha; Apollonian/Dionysian; apologue; apology; apophasis; apophthegm; aporia; aposiopesis; apostrophe; apparatus (or apparatus criticus); appositum; aptronym; Arcadia; archaism; archetypal criticism; archetype; archi-écriture; Archilochian verse; archive; arch-rhyme; argot; argument; argumentum ad; ars est celare artem; arsis and thesis; arte mayor; arte menor; art for art's sake; articulus; artificial comedy; art nouveau; arts, the seven liberal; Arzamas ascending rhythm