Dostoyevsky, Fyodor Additional Author Olesha, Yuri Additional Author Elkin, Stanley Additional Author Joyce, James Additional Author Aiken, Conrad Additional Author Jackson, Shirley Additional Author Wilson, Angus Additional Author Murray, Albert Additional Author Olsen, Tillei Additional Author Hunter, Kristin Additional Author Jacobson, Dan Additional Author Anderson, Sherwood Additional Author Borges, Jorge Luis Additional Author Maupassant, Guy de Additional Author Dinesen, Isak Additional Author Gass, William Additional Author Böll, Heinrich Additional Author Bierce, Ambrose Additional Author Larner, Jeremy Additional Author Faulkner, William Additional Author James, Henry Additional Author Greene, Graham Additional Author Babel, Isaac Additional Author Melville, Herman Additional Author Turgenev, Ivan Additional Author Lawrence, David Herbert Additional Author Chekhov, Anton Additional Author Mann, Thomas Additional Author Conrad, Joseph Additional Author Connell, Richard J. Additional Author O'Connor, Flannery Additional Author Baldwin, James Additional Author Cheever, John Additional Author Wharton, Edith Additional Author Gogol, Nikolai Additional Author Beaty, Jerome Editor mixed material bibliography New York W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. 1973 Inggris

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14 x 23,5 cm / 613 pg The Norton Introduction to Literature is a new series of Norton anthologies for introductory courses in the reading of fiction, poetry, and drama. Each volume contains a rich selection of classic and modern literature, Fiction contains 40 stories; Poetry offers 624 poems; Drama contains 13 plays. All the selection are, of course, appropriately annotated. The selections are arranged to enable the student and teacher to read with increasing understanding-first of subject and theme, then of form, kinds, and technique, and finally of historical and biographical considerations. The course need not, therefore, be limited to the “new-critical” approach. The organization is explained in a “Note on Arrangement” at these beginning of each volume. Each volume contains an instructive preface to the reading of the genre, and also a series of concluding essays on important topics. An instructor may, if he wishes, use these essays as introductory chapters to the readings. A teacher’s guide has been provided for each volume. Fiksi Literatur 808.83 / BEA / t 039303959X Perpustakaan Ordo Karmel Indonesia Indonesian Carmelite Order Library A21483 A21483-C1 My Library A21483 13.677..jpg.jpg 11816 2011-02-14 10:09:38 2023-04-12 13:01:50 machine generated