Studies in English Literature – serie

dramatic comedy of William Somerset Maugham

Middle English prose style

Margery Kempe and Julian of Norwich

Thomas Dekker

An analysis of dramatic structure

Aristophanic comedies of Ben Jonson

A comparative study of Jonson and Aristophanes

sonnets of Astrophel and Stella

A stylistic study

new look at the old sources of Hamlet

Shelley's political thought

Eros and the romantics

Sexual love as a theme in Coleridge, Shelley and Keats

poetry of Walter Haddon

Structure in four novels by H. G. Wells

living will

A study of Tennyson and nineteenth-century subjectivism

development of George Farquhar as a comic dramatist

Leigh Hunt's reflector

Maria Edgeworth's Art of prose fiction

Dissenting republican

Wordsworth's early life and thought in their political context

saga of prayer

The poetry of Dylan Thomas

Paedeia through laughter

Jonson's Aristophanic appeal to human intelligence

Milton and the theme of fame

Richard II in the early chronicles

love that failed

ideal and reality in the writings of E. M. Forster

Shakespeare and the archpriest controversy

A study of some new sources

novelist as historian

Essays on the Victorian historical novel

Shelleyan Ideas in Victorian Literature

Shakespeare's problem plays

Studies in form and meaning

dual heritage of Joseph Conrad

Richard Payne Knight

The twilight of virtuosity

D. H. Lawrence's response to Russian literature

Thomas Dekker's A Knights Conjuring (1607)

A Critical Edition

later career of George Wither