You have no items in your shopping basket.
European Studies in North American Literature and Culture
European Studies in North American Literature and Culture, in existence since 1996, is a Camden House series presenting European perspectives on the literature and culture of the United States and Canada (books in the series are mainly written by European scholars). Allowing for a broad cultural studies approach and including both single-authored and edited volumes, the series considers literary works in all genres. The scope of individual volumes ranges from focus on an individual author’s oeuvre (as in the “Works and Impact” format, to be continued for further authors) to books on particular thematic issues or even on the literary history of an entire nation. The envisioned audience of these reader-friendly and accessible books are literary scholars and students from the fields of American Studies, Canadian Studies, and Comparative Literature.
-
A Self-Made Surrealist
Caroline BlinderCamden House£50.00 -
Analog Fictions for the Digital Age
Julia BreitbachCamden House£65.00 -
Biofictions
Edited by Martin Middeke, Werner HuberCamden House£65.00 -
The Canadian Short Story
Edited by Reingard M. NischikCamden HouseStarting at: £19.99
-
Concepts of Realism
Luc HermanCamden House£60.00 -
European Perspectives on John Updike
Edited by Laurence W. Mazzeno, Sue NortonCamden HouseStarting at: £40.00
-
The Farm Novel in North America
Florian FreitagCamden House£65.00 -
Future-Founding Poetry
Sascha PöhlmannCamden House£80.00 -
Gained Ground
Edited by Eva Gruber, Caroline RosenthalCamden House£75.00 -
History of Literature in Canada
Edited by Reingard M. NischikCamden House£30.00 -
Humor in Contemporary Native North American Literature
Eva GruberCamden House£65.00 -
Margaret Atwood
Edited by Reingard M. NischikCamden HouseStarting at: £19.99
