Holland, Norman Norwood, 1927-....
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Holland, Norman N. (Norman Norwood), 1927-
Holland, Norman N.
Holland, Norman Norwood
Holland, Norman N. 1927-
Norman N. Holland American literary critic
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Works
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| 5 Readers Reading |
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| The Brain of Robert Frost : a cognitive approach to literature |
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| The Critical I |
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| Death in a Delphi seminar : a postmodern mystery |
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| dinamica della risposta letteraria |
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| Dynamics of literary response |
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| The first modern comedies; the significance of Etherege, Wycherley, and Congreve. |
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| Guide to psychoanalytic psychology and literature-and-psychology |
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| Hamlet ; Much ado about nothing ; Richard III |
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| Henry IV. with new and updated critical essays and a revised bibliography |
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| The I |
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| The I and being human |
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| Interpretacja literatury a trzy fazy psychoanalizy |
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| Julius Caesar. |
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| Laughing : a psychology of humor |
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| Macbeth |
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| Meeting movies, 2005: |
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| Oluja |
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| Otelo |
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| Poems in persons : an introduction to the psychoanalysis of literature |
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| Psychoanalysis and Shakespeare |
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| The second part of Henry IV. |
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| The Shakespearean imagination. |
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| Shakespeare's personality |
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