How to read and why
Literary critic Bloom presents "samplings" and interpretations of his favourite literary works to affirm the value of engaged reading. Among the authors discussed are short-story masters Turgenev, Hemingway, Borges, and Calvino; poets Whitman, Dickinson, Wordsworth, and Keats; Melville, and Pynchon; and playwrights Shakespeare, Ibsen, and Wilde. 2000.
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- Full title :How to read and why / by Harold Bloom.
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Literary critic Bloom presents "samplings" and interpretations of his favourite literary works to affirm the value of engaged reading. Among the authors discussed are short-story masters Turgenev, Hemingway, Borges, and Calvino; poets Whitman, Dickinson, Wordsworth, and Keats; Melville, and Pynchon; and playwrights Shakespeare, Ibsen, and Wilde. 2000.
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- Publication Date:2001
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Library of Congress, NLS/BPH
- Place of Publication:Washington, D.C
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:2001
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New York : Scribner, c2000.
The Physical Object
- Description:2 volumes of press braille
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:0684859068, 9780684859064
- oclc:on1012162622
- LC Classification:PN83
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