Karl Kroeber
Born 1926-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF104162849
- WikidataQ6372006
- ISNI0000000114792836
- Open LibraryOL403992A
Top Subjects
- 19th century (6)
- History and criticism (5)
- Romanticism (5)
- Great Britain (4)
- English poetry (3)
- England (3)
- Romanticism -- England (2)
Books by Karl Kroeber
Total count: 21
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Romantic narrative poetry, 1790-18251956-01-01
Romantic narrative art. --University of Wisconsin Press1960-01-01
Romantic narrative art.University of Wisconsin Press1960-01-01
The artifice of realitypoetic style in Wordsworth, Foscolo, Keats, and LeopardiUniversity of Wisconsin Press1964-01-01
The artifice of realitypoetic style in Wordsworth, Foscolo, Keats, and LeopardiUniversity of Wisconsin Press1964-01-01-
Studying poetrya critical anthology of English and American poemsHarper & Row1965-01-01
Backgrounds to British romantic literature.Chandler Pub. Co.1968-01-01-
Styles in fictional structurethe art of Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte, George Eliot.Princeton University Press1971-01-01
Romantic landscape vision: Constable and Wordsworth.University of Wisconsin Press1975-01-01
Traditional Literatures of the American IndianTexts and InterpretationsUniversity of Nebraska Press1981-02-01
British romantic artUniversity of California Press1986-01-01
Romantic fantasy and science fictionYale University Press1988-01-01
Retelling/rereadingthe fate of storytelling in modern timesRutgers University Press1992-01-01-
1492-1992American Indian persistence and resurgenceDuke University Press1992-01-01
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Romantic PoetryRecent Revisionary CriticismRutgers Univ Pr1993-12-01
Romantic PoetryRecent Revisionary CriticismRutgers University Press1993-12-01
Ecological literary criticismromantic imagining and the biology of mindColumbia University Press1994-01-01
Artistry in Native American mythsUniversity of Nebraska Press1998-01-01-
romantic landscape vision2000-01-01
Native American StorytellingA Reader of Myths and LegendsBlackwell Publishing Limited2004-08-01
Make believe in film and fictionvisual vs. verbal storytellingPalgrave Macmillan2006-01-01