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Desire in literature

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Writing the truth

Thomas M. Kavanagh

1987

Desire

Catherine Belsey

1994

Monumental anxieties

Scott S. Derrick

1997

Piers Plowman and the medieval discourse of desire

Nicolette Zeeman

2006

Texts of desire

Linda K. Christian-Smith

1993

Desire Between Women in Caribbean Literature New Caribbean Studies

Keja Valens

2013

Wallace Stevens

Helen Hennessy Vendler

1984

Lines of flight

Stefan Mattessich

2002

Domestic Allegories of Political Desire

Claudia Tate

1992

Vocation and desire

Dorothea Barrett

1989

Between Men

Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick

1985

Paradox and desire in Samuel Beckett's fiction

Watson, David

1991

Women novelists and the ethics of desire, 1684-1814

Elizabeth Kraft

2008

Imaging Desire (Writing Art)

Mary Kelly

1998

Narrative and desire in Russian literature, 1822-49

Joe Andrew

1993

Recursive desire

Jeremy M. Downes

1997

Labor & desire

Paula Rabinowitz

1991

Lesbian desire in the lyrics of Sappho

Jane McIntosh Snyder

1997

Deceit, desire, and the novel

René Girard

1965 ★ 4.2

Courtly desire and medieval homophobia

Elizabeth B. Keiser

1997

Writing, Gender and State in Early Modern England

Megan Matchinske

1998

Another Kind of Love

Christopher Craft

1994

Desiring voices

Mary B. Moore

2000

Masculine desire

Richard Dellamora

1990

Ideology and desire in Renaissance poetry

Ronald Corthell

1997

Desire, the self, the social critic

J. F. Buckley

1997

Inseparable

Emma Donoghue

2010

Unnatural Affections

George E. Haggerty

1998

H.D. and the Victorian fin de siècle

Cassandra Laity

1996

Objects of desire

Beryl Schlossman

1999

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