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EN 7301 - Contemporary Literary Criticism: More Resources

Resources for this graduate course in contemporary literary criticism.

Literary Criticism vs. Book Reviews

Book reviews tend to be written and published shortly after the book under review is published. Reviews tend to be written during a time contemporary to the work analyzed. They might appear in magazines, newspapers, scholarly journal articles, on a blog or a dedicated book review website. Book reviews are usually not the same as literary criticism, although they may be used in some literary approaches, e.g. reader-response, or when a work has not yet received much scholarly attention.

Find Dissertations and Theses Elsewhere

Start with these databases when searching for dissertations and theses written at other universities. You can request dissertations using Interlibrary Loan

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Literature Background

The databases listed below are also searchable through Discover:

Book Review Sites

Literary Web Sites