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PE 1 S93(102) : Contraction in British newspapers in the late 20th century.; BJL  1998 1
PE 1 S93(103) : The element -stow in the history of English.; BJL  1998 1
PE 1 S93(104) : Envisioning American women : the roads to communal identity in novels by women of color.; BJL  1998 1
PE 1 S93(105) : In the shoes of a soldier : communication in Tim O'Brien's Vietnam narratives.; BJL  1998 1
PE 1 S93(106) : Stories of old : the imagined West and the crisis of historical symbology in the 1970s.; BJL  1999 1
PE 1 S93(107) : Crediting marvels in Seamus Heaney's "seeing things".; BJL  1999 1
PE 1 S93(108) : In the first person and in the house : the house cronotope [sic] in four works by American women writers.; BJL  1999 1
PE 1 S93(109) : Appropriating King Arthur : the Arthurian legend in English drama and entertainments, 1485-1625.; BJL  1999 1
PE 1 S93(11) : The underside of the weave : some stylistic devices used by V. Nabokov.; BJL  1973 1
PE 1 S93(110) : Beloved communities : solidarity and difference in fiction by Michael Ondaatje, Toni Morrison and Joy Kogawa.; BJL  2000 1
PE 1 S93(111) : Managing diversity : the anthologization of "American literature".; BJL  2000 1
PE 1 S93(112) : Veils of irony : the development of narrative technique in women's novels of the 1790s.; BJL  2000 1
PE 1 S93(113) : The probe of doubt : scepticism and illusion in Shakespeare's plays.; BJL  2000 1
PE 1 S93(114) : "There's a bad time coming" : ecological vision in the fiction of D.H. Lawrence.; BJL  2001 1
PE 1 S93(115) : The female reader at the round table : religion and women in three contemporary Arthurian texts.; BJL  2001 1
PE 1 S93(116) : "The relative merits of goodness and originality" : the ethics of storytelling in Peter Carey's novels.; BJL  2001 1
PE 1 S93(117) : Augustinian perspectives in the Renaissance.; BJL  2001 1
PE 1 S93(118) : From colonial expression to export commodity : English-Canadian literature in Canada and Sweden 1945-1999.; BJL  2002 1
PE 1 S93(119) : The tragedy of liberty : civic concern and disillusionment in James Thomson's tragic dramas.; BJL  2002 1
PE 1 S93(12) : English nominalizations in hyphening synchronic and diachronic aspects.; BJL  1973 1
PE 1 S93(120) : Preterite and past participle forms in English 1680-1790 : standardisation processes in public and private writing.; BJL  2002 1
PE 1 S93(121) : The dynamic detective : special interest and seriality in contemporary detective series.; BJL  2002 1
PE 1 S93(122) : The Orphic voice : T.S. Eliot and the Mallarmean quest for meaning.; BJL  2002 1
PE 1 S93(123) : Swedish school leavers' oral proficiency in English : grading of production and analysis of performance.; BJL  2003 1
PE 1 S93(124) : Rape and religion in English Renaissance literature : a topical study of four texts by Shakespeare, Drayton, and Middleton.; BJL  2003 1
PE 1 S93(13) : The collocation of adverbs of degree in English.; BJL  1973 1
PE 1 S93(131) : Grappling with patriarchies : narrative strategies of resistance in Miriam Tlali's writings.; BJL  2006 1
PE 1 S93(14) : The siege of Rhodes / a critical edition by A.M. Hedback.; BJL  1973 1
PE 1 S93(15) : The unwomanly woman in Bernard Shaw's drama and her social and political background.; BJL  1973 1
PE 1 S93(16) : The inevitable equation : the antithetic pattern of Theodore Dreiser's thought and art.; BJL  1973 1
PE 1 S93(17) : The links in the chain : isolation and interdependence in Nathaniel Hawthorne's fictional characters.; BJL  1974 1
PE 1 S93(18) : Gospel of Nicodemus. Middle English.; BJL  1974 1
PE 1 S93(19) : The stress system of English.; BJL  1974 1
PE 1 S93(2) : English place-names in-stead.; BJL  1963 1
PE 1 S93(20) : The ordeal of Richard Feverel and the traditions of realism.; BJL  1974 1
PE 1 S93(21) : Repetition in English.; BJL  1974 1
PE 1 S93(22) : Willa Cather's children.; BJL  1975 1
PE 1 S93(23) : Subjective vision and human relationships in the novels of Rosamond Lehmann.; BJL  1975 1
PE 1 S93(24) : The reputation of John Donne, 1779-1873.; BJL  1975 1
PE 1 S93(25) : Swinburne's flowers of evil : Baudelaire's influence on poems and ballads first series.; BJL  1976 1
PE 1 S93(26) : Mummeries of resurrection, the cycle of Osiris in Finnegans Wake.; BJL  1976 1
PE 1 S93(28) : The significance of Congreve's Incognita.; BJL  1976 1
PE 1 S93((29) : Scandinavian themes in English poetry, 1760-1800.; BJL  1976 1
PE 1 S93(3) : Relative constructions in early sixteenth century English.; BJL  1966 1
PE 1 S93(30) : The songs of Robert Burns : a study of the unity of poety and music.; BJL  1977 1
PE 1 S93(31) : Animation and reification in Dickens vision of the life-denying society.; BJL  1977 1
PE 1 S93(32) : Dreiser looks at Scandinavia.; BJL  1977 1
PE 1 S93(33) : Aspects of structure, technique and quest in Aldous Huxley'smajor novels.; BJL  1977 1
PE 1 S93(34) : Five plays about King john.; BJL  1977 1
PE 1 S93(35) : Commitment as art : a Marxist critique of a selection of Alan Sillitoe's political fiction.; BJL  1978 1
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