The Year's Work in English Studies: (v. 10 & v. 81 English Association)

The Year's Work in Critical and Cultural Theory is a major annual publication derived from its sister volume The Year's Work in English Studies. It provides a comprehensive collection of theoretical essays with bibliographies for work published in a given year. The Year's Work in English Studies is an annual critical bibliography which aims to cover all work of quality in English Studies for a given year. It contains critical reviews of over 1000 books in the literary field; extensive coverage of English Language, American Literature, English Literature, Chaucer, Shakespeare and Milton.

Table of Contents:
YEAR'S WORK IN CRITICAL AND CULTURAL THEORY; 1. Critical Theory: General; 2. Marxism and Postmarxism; 3. Feminisms; 4. Colonial Discourse; 5. Cultural Studies; 6. Popular Culture; 7. Australian Popular Culture; 8. Virtual Cultures; 9. Popular Culture; 10. Film Theory; 11. History of Art and Visual Culture; 12. Culture, Society and the New Human Genetics; 13. Cultural Policy; 14. Multiculturalism; 15. Aboriginal Indentity; YEAR'S WORK IN ENGLISH STUDIES; JOURNALS SERIES AND REFERENCE WORKS; PUBLISHERS; PREFACE; 1. English Language; 2. Old English Literature; 3. Middle English: Excluding Chaucer; 4. Middle English: Chaucer; 5. The Sixteenth Century: Excluding Drama after 1550; 6. Shakespeare; 7. Renaissance Drama; 8. The Earlier Seventeenth Century: General Prose, Women's Writing; 9. Milton and Poetry, 1603-1660; 10. The Later Seventeenth Century; 11. The Eighteenth Century; 12. The Nineteenth Century: The Romantic Period; 13. The Nineteenth Century: The Victorian Period; 14. Modern Literature; 15. American Literature to 1900; 16. American Literature: The Twentieth Century; 17. New Literatures; 18. Bibliography and Textual Criticism; INDEXES; CRITICS; AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS TREATED

About the Author :
Kate McGowan teaches in the Department of English and History at Manchester Metropolitan University, UK. Willam Baker is Professor of English at the Northern Illinois University, USA. Kenneth Womack is Associate Professor of English at the Pennsylvania State University, USA.