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revolutions in literature

Razgrom

By Aleksandr Fadeev

Balzac and the French Revolution

By Ronnie Butler

William Blake and the Age of Revolution

By Jacob Bronowski

Refiguring revolutions

By Kevin Sharpe,Steven N. Zwicker

Fabricating history

By Barton R. Friedman

Paris as Revolution

By Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson

Rhythms of Revolt

By Éva Guillorel,David Hopkin,William G. Pooley

Gamin de Paris in Nineteenth-Century Visual Culture

By Marilyn R. Brown

al-Shiʻr-- fī zaman al-ḥurrīyah

By ʻAbd Allāh Rakībī

Poetry and Revolution in Iran

By Homa Katouzian,Alireza Korangy

The Russian Revolutionary Novel

By Richard Freeborn

Revolution and repetition

By Jeffrey Mehlman

The romantics

By E. P. Thompson

The Radical Jack London

By Jack London

Shelley and the revolutionary idea

By Gerald McNiece

Literature of resistance

By G. K. Das,Sushma Arya,International Seminar on '1857 in the Literary Imagination' (2007 Yamuna Nagar, India)

Adab al-niḍāl fī al-Jazāʾir

By Anīsah Barakāt Darrār

Novels and Social Writings (Iron Heel / John Barleycorn / Martin Eden / People of the Abyss / Road)

By Jack London

Albert Camus

By Albert Camus

Representations of revolution, 1789-1820

By Ronald Paulson

Revolution and the 20th-century novel

By Paul N. Siegel

Anger, revolution, and romanticism

By Andrew M. Stauffer

Revolution and the Historical Novel

By John McWilliams

Writing Revolution in Latin America

By Juan E. De Castro