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pouvoir (sciences sociales) dans la littérature

Of chastity and power

By Philippa Berry

Image and power

By Sarah Sceats,Gail Cunningham

Consuming agency in fairy tales, childlore, and folkliterature

By Susan Honeyman

Women, power, and subversion

By Judith Lowder Newton

Realism and Power

By Alison Lee

Local Shakespeares

By Martin Orkin

The writing of John Bunyan

By Tamsin Spargo

Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Women and Power in Contemporary Fiction

By Rossella Valdrè

Regal Phantasm

By Christopher Pye

Textual and Visual Representations of Power and Justice in Medieval France

By Rosalind Brown-Grant,Anne Dawson Hedeman,Bernard Ribémont

Routledge Revivals : Literary Fat Ladies

By Patricia Parker

New Perspectives on Delarivier Manley and Eighteenth Century Literature

By Aleksondra Hultquist,Elizabeth J. Mathews

Juvenal's Global Awareness

By Osman Umurhan

Authoritarianism and Class in American Political Fiction

By David Smit

Shakespeare and Politics

By Bruce E. Altschuler,Michael A. Genovese

Confessional subjects

By Susan David Bernstein

Moral Taste

By Marjorie Garson

Of women, poetry, and power

By Zofia Burr

Whitman possessed

By Mark Maslan

Fictions of power in English literature, 1900-1950

By Lee Horsley

Brides and doom

By Jerold C. Frakes

Shakespeare and Trump

By Jeffrey R. Wilson

Patriotism, power and print

By Gillian E. Brennan

The strong and the weak in Japanese literature

By Murakami, Fuminobu