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The English Handbook: A Guide to Literary Studies is a
comprehensive textbook, providing essential practical and
analytical reading and writing skills for literature students at
all levels. With advice and information on fundamental methods of
literary analysis and research, Whitla equips students with the
knowledge and tools essential for advanced literary study.
Includes traditional close reading strategies integrated with
newer critical theory, ranging from gender and genre to
post-structuralism and post-colonialism; with examples from Beowulf to Atwood, folk ballads to Fugard, and Christopher
Marlowe to Conrad?s Marlow
Draws on a wide range of resources, from print to contemporary
electronic media
Supplies a companion website with chapter summaries, charts,
examples, web links, and suggestions for further study