J. Tambling Books
Lost In The American City: Dickens, James, And Kafka
By J. Tambling, Jeremy Tambling
In This Book, Jeremy Tambling Looks At European-formed Reactions To America And American Cities In The Nineteenth Century. Dickens Visited America In 1842 And His American Notes And Martin Chuzzlew...
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Henry James
By J. Tambling, Jeremy Tambling
The New Study Of James Draws On Novels And Short Stories From Throughout His Career To Discuss James's Importance As A Theorist Of The Novel And To Argue His Importance As An American. It Sees In T...
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Blake'S Night Thoughts
By J. Tambling, Jeremy Tambling
Blake's Night Thoughts Gives A Close Reading Of Blake's Texts - Both Lyric And Prophetic - In Relation To Maurice Blanchot And Emmanuel Levinas On The Night As The Outside, As The Void Drawing Thou...
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Dante In Purgatory: States Of Affect
By J. Tambling, Jeremy Tambling
This volume provides an advanced survey of Dante studies and offers a new, detailed, and accessible reading of his Purgatorio, making this very rich text freshly available to an English-speaking re...
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Dickens, Violence And The Modern State
By J. Tambling, Jeremy Tambling
In a radical reassessment of one of the greatest writers of all time, Dickens, Violence and the Modern State draws on the theories of Foucault, Deleuze and Guattari, in addition to Julia Kristeva a...
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Blake'S Night Thoughts
By J. Tambling, Jeremy Tambling
Blake's Night Thoughts discusses Blake as a poet and artist of night, considering night through graveyard poetry and Young in the eighteenth-century, urbanism in the nineteenth and Levinas and Blan...
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Lost In The American City
By J. Tambling, Jeremy Tambling
In Lost in the American City , Jeremy Tambling looks at European reactions to America and American cities in the nineteenth-century. Dickens visited America in 1842 and his American Notes and Marti...
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Henry James
By J. Tambling, Jeremy Tambling
"The new study of James draws on novels and short stories from throughout his career to discuss James's importance as a theorist of the novel and to argue his importance as an American. It sees in...
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