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THE ATLAS OF LITERATURE

by Malcolm Bradbury

Published by De Agostini Editions. 1st. 1996

Very good condition in a very good dustwrapper. This book explores the fascinating connection between writers and place. This ambitious and exciting book focuses on writers and works that are intimately bound up with a place and a time, capturing a town, a city, a region, in its literary heyday. More than 80 essays edited by Malcolm Bradbury. Large format. Black cloth boards, gilt title to spine. Colour & b/w illustrations. 352 pages including index.

Lower edge of boards lightly knocked and rubbed. Verso of endpapers and prelims lightly browned. Else contents clean. Pictorial dustwrapper has a few minor marks and a small closed tear to top rear edge of spine. Musty odour present.

ISBN: 1899883673
Stock no. 1831224

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Contents

  • Introduction
  • Part One
  • The Middle Ages and the Renaissance
  • Dante's Worlds
  • Chaucer's England
  • Shakespeare's Stratford and London
  • Montaigne's France
  • Cervantes' Spain
  • The Discovery of the New World: Arcadia and Utopia
  • Part Two
  • The Age of Reason
  • The France of the Enlightenment
  • The Journeys of the Age of the Novel
  • Eighteenth Century London
  • Eighteenth Century Dublin
  • Eighteenth Century Edinburgh and Scotland
  • Part Three
  • The Romantics
  • The Lake District of the Romantics
  • The Romantics Abroad
  • Jane Austen's Regency England
  • The Paris of the French Romantics
  • Weimar and the German Romantics
  • Washington Irving's Europe
  • James Fenimore Cooper's Frontier
  • Part Four
  • The Age of Industrialism and Empire
  • The Sleeping Giant: Pushkins, Gogol's and Dostoeveky's St Petersburg
  • Stendhal's Balzac's and Sand's France
  • Dicken's London
  • Steaming Chimneys: Britain and Industrialism
  • Wild Yorkshire
  • The Brontes of Haworth
  • Emerson's and Hawthorne's New England
  • Dreaming Spires: Nineteenth Century Oxford and Cambridge
  • Part Five
  • The Age of Realism
  • Mark Twin's Mississippi
  • The South, Slavery and the Civil War
  • Paris as Bohemia
  • The European Apple: Henry James's International Scene
  • Thomas Hardy's Wessex
  • Scandinavia: The Dark and the Light
  • Precipitous City: Robert Louis Stevenson's Edinburgh
  • London in the 1890's
  • Dreams of Empire
  • The Irish Revival
  • Chicago's World Fair
  • Part Six
  • The Modern World
  • Wittgenstein's Vienna
  • Kafka's Prague
  • Writers of the Great War
  • Paris in the Twenties
  • The World of Bloomsbury
  • Berlin: The Centre of German Modernism
  • Greenwich Village
  • Harlem's Renaissance
  • Main Street USA
  • William Faulkner's New South
  • Writer's Hollywood
  • Depression America
  • Depression Britain
  • The Spanish Civil War
  • Writers go to War
  • Part Seven
  • After the Second World War
  • Existentialist Paris and Beyond
  • Germany After the War
  • Post-war Italian Fiction
  • London if the Fifties
  • Scenes from Provincial Life
  • Broadway
  • Dylan Thomas's Wales
  • The Beat Generation
  • Cold War Tales
  • Part Eight
  • The World Today
  • Russia and Eastern Europe After the Second World War
  • The Fantasywallas of Bombay
  • Japan: Land of Spirits of the Earth
  • Campus Fictions
  • Divided Ireland
  • The Writing of the Caribbean
  • Australian Images: Sydney and Melbourne
  • Contemporary Israeli Writing
  • In Search of Andalusia: Arabic Literature Today
  • South African Stories
  • Latin American Writing: A Literary Heritage Explored
  • The Writing of Africa Today
  • Canadian Images
  • Everywhere the Wind Blows: African-American Writing Today
  • Manhattan Tales: Who's Afraid of Tom Wolfe?
  • "This Grey but Cold City" The Glasgow of Gray and Kelman
  • London: The Dislocated City
  • The World After the Wall
  • Authors and their works
  • Places to visit
  • Further Reading
  • Index
  • Picture Credits and Acknowledgements

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