Literature and Ourselves: A Thematic Introduction for Readers and Writers (4th Edition)
ISBN-13:
9780321102164
ISBN-10:
0321102169
Edition:
4
Author:
Gloria Mason Henderson, William Day, Sandra Stevenson Waller
Publication date:
2002
Publisher:
Longman
Format:
Paperback
1564 pages
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ISBN-13:
9780321102164
ISBN-10:
0321102169
Edition:
4
Author:
Gloria Mason Henderson, William Day, Sandra Stevenson Waller
Publication date:
2002
Publisher:
Longman
Format:
Paperback
1564 pages
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Literature and Ourselves: A Thematic Introduction for Readers and Writers (4th Edition) (ISBN-13: 9780321102164 and ISBN-10: 0321102169), written by authors
Gloria Mason Henderson, William Day, Sandra Stevenson Waller, was published by Longman in 2002.
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Literature and Ourselves, 4/e, is a thematically organized anthology that treats literature as a continually expanding commentary on our infinitely varied lives, helping readers make the connection between literature and their own unique life stories. Each of the six themes - Family, Men and Women, Grief and Loss, Freedom and Responsibility, Imagination and Discovery, and Quest - progress outward from the self to larger issues. Within each theme, the book provides a unique combination of traditional and contemporary works organized by genre - essays, fiction, poetry, and drama - that reflect the diverse cultures and ethnicities that make up our world today. The fourth edition features new essays, poems, stories, and plays, three new casebooks (Amy Tan, Joyce Carol Oates, and Tim O'Brien), greater emphasis on writing about film, enhanced coverage of science fiction/fantasy, and new end-of-unit questions, "Writing About Literature and Film." For those interested in a personal approach to literature.
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