Mary Klages is Associate Professor of English at the University of Colorado at Boulder, USA. Her publications include Literary Theory: A Guide for the Perplexed (Bloomsbury, 2006) and Key Terms in Literary Theory (Bloomsbury, 2011).

This is a useful and realistically priced item for the student at (above all) college and first-/second-year university levels, and will hold its own against numerous competitors (above all in the area of philosophical ideas ... A successful attempt has been made to guide students in what class discussions might offer them, how themes might be followed-up in personal research; and beyond that, how tutors and teachers might develop and incorporate ideas and research inquiries into their teaching programmes.

• Introduction: Humanist Literary Theory1. Structuralism2. Deconstruction3. Psychoanalysis4. Feminist Theories5. Queer Theories6. Ideology and Discourse7. Race and Postcolonialism8. Ecocriticism9. Postmodernism10. Biographies11. TermsIndex

Mary Klages is Associate Professor of English at the University of Colorado at Boulder, USA. Her publications include Literary Theory: A Guide for the Perplexed (Bloomsbury, 2006) and Key Terms in Literary Theory (Bloomsbury, 2011).

This is a useful and realistically priced item for the student at (above all) college and first-/second-year university levels, and will hold its own against numerous competitors (above all in the area of philosophical ideas ... A successful attempt has been made to guide students in what class discussions might offer them, how themes might be followed-up in personal research; and beyond that, how tutors and teachers might develop and incorporate ideas and research inquiries into their teaching programmes.

• Introduction: Humanist Literary Theory1. Structuralism2. Deconstruction3. Psychoanalysis4. Feminist Theories5. Queer Theories6. Ideology and Discourse7. Race and Postcolonialism8. Ecocriticism9. Postmodernism10. Biographies11. TermsIndex

Mary Klages is Associate Professor of English at the University of Colorado at Boulder, USA. Her publications include Literary Theory: A Guide for the Perplexed (Bloomsbury, 2006) and Key Terms in Literary Theory (Bloomsbury, 2011).

This is a useful and realistically priced item for the student at (above all) college and first-/second-year university levels, and will hold its own against numerous competitors (above all in the area of philosophical ideas ... A successful attempt has been made to guide students in what class discussions might offer them, how themes might be followed-up in personal research; and beyond that, how tutors and teachers might develop and incorporate ideas and research inquiries into their teaching programmes.

• Introduction: Humanist Literary Theory1. Structuralism2. Deconstruction3. Psychoanalysis4. Feminist Theories5. Queer Theories6. Ideology and Discourse7. Race and Postcolonialism8. Ecocriticism9. Postmodernism10. Biographies11. TermsIndex