M. Keith Booker

Books by M. Keith Booker

Total count: 46

• Psychological Aspects of Informative Fire Warning Systems

  IHS BRE1988-01-01
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  Techniques of subversion in modern literaturetransgression, abjection, and the carnivalesque

  University of Florida Press1991-01-01
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  Literature and dominationsex, knowledge, and power in modern fiction

  University Press of Florida1993-01-01
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  Vargas Llosa among the Postmodernists

  University Press of Florida1994-01-01
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  Dystopian literaturea theory and research guide

  Greenwood Press1994-01-01
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  The dystopian impulse in modern literaturefiction as social criticism

  Greenwood Press1994-01-01
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  Flann O'Brien, Bakhtin, and Menippean satire

  Sracuse University Press1995-01-01
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  A practical introduction to literary theory and criticism

  Longman1995-01-01
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  Bakhtin, Stalin, and modern Russian fictioncarnival, dialogism, and history

  Greenwood Press1995-01-01
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  Joyce, Bakhtin, and the Literary TraditionToward a Comparative Cultural Poetics

  University of Michigan Press1996-02-15
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  Colonial power, colonial textsIndia in the modern British novel

  University of Michigan Press1997-01-01
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  The African novel in Englishan introduction

  Heinemann1998-01-01
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  The modern British novel of the lefta research guide

  Greenwood Press1998-01-01
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  Film and the American lefta research guide

  Greenwood Press1999-01-01
• The great unmentionableclass, race, and gender in American leftist culture and contemporary literary studies

  Dept. of Comparative American Cultures, Washington State University1999-01-01
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  The modern American novel of the lefta research guide

  Greenwood Press1999-01-01
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  Ulysses, capitalism and colonialismreading Joyce after the Cold War

  Greenwood Press2000-01-01
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  The Caribbean Novel in EnglishAn Introduction (Studies in African Literature)

  Heinemann2000-11-30
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  Monsters, mushroom clouds, and the Cold WarAmerican science fiction and the roots of postmodernism, 1946-1964

  Greenwood Press2001-01-01
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  Strange TVthe modern, postmodern, and American television

  Greenwood Press2002-01-01
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