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A New History of English Literature (9th Revised Edition)
A New History of English Literature (9th Revised Edition)
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A New History of English Literature (9th Revised Edition)
Author: Bhim Singh Dahiya
ISBN-13: 9789391011161
Pages: 582
Edition: 9th Revised Edition (2025)
Genre: Non-Fiction / Literary Studies / English Literature History / Academic Reference
Price: βΉ550
Description
A New History of English Literature is a comprehensive and carefully structured survey of English literary development from the age of Chaucer to the contemporary postmodern period. Now presented in its 9th Revised Edition, this authoritative volume reflects decades of academic engagement and has been meticulously updated to meet the evolving needs of university students, teachers, and competitive examination aspirants.
The book traces major literary movements, historical transitions, and canonical as well as emerging voices across centuries. It offers lucid discussions of medieval, Renaissance, Neoclassical, Romantic, Victorian, Modernist, and Postmodern literature, ensuring conceptual clarity without sacrificing scholarly depth. Special emphasis is placed on English literature after 1945, with expanded chapters on cultural context, literary theory after 1960, postmodern fiction, drama, poetry, and marginalized voices, including women and postcolonial writers.
This revised edition also features an updated appendix on recent contemporary theory, a curated list of Nobel Prize winners in Literature, and an extended select chronology up to the present day. With its systematic organization, accessible prose, and exam-oriented focus, the book serves not only as a core textbook but also as a reliable reference for undergraduate, postgraduate, and competitive examination preparation.
Key Features
- Comprehensive coverage from Chaucer to postmodern literature
- 9th revised edition updated for current academic requirements
- Strong focus on post-1945 literature and literary theory
- Suitable for UGC-NET, UPSC, and university examinations
- Clear historical framework with critical perspectives
- Includes appendices, chronology, and further reading lists
Manufacturer Details
Manufacturer: Doaba Corporation
Imprints: Anubhav Publishers and Distributors; Doaba Publications; Aedha Imprints
Email: care@doababooks.com
Address: 4551-16, Shanti Mohan House, 16 Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New Delhi β 110002
Year: 2025
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- Eco-Conscious Publishing
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