Haywood, Ian, 1958-....
Haywood, Ian
Haywood, I.
Ian Haywood britský anglista a vysokoškolský pedagog, zaměřený na dějiny britské literatury, politickou a vizuální kulturu a politické karikatury v romantismu
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Works
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Bloody romanticism : spectacular violence and the politics of representation, 1776-1832 | |
Brave new causes : women in British postwar fictions / Deborah Philips and Ian Haywood. - London ; Washington, 1998. | |
Chartist fiction Thomas Doubleday, "The political pilgrim's progress" Thomas Martin Wheeler, "Sunshine and shadow" | |
Dictionary of nineteenth-century journalism : in Great Britain and Ireland | |
DNCJ | |
Faking it : Art and the Politics of forgery | |
The Gordon riots : politics, culture and insurrection in late eighteenth-century Britain | |
The literature of struggle : an anthology of Chartist fiction | |
The making of history : a study of the literary forgeries of James Macpherson and Thomas Chatterton in relation to eighteenth-century ideas of history and fiction | |
Mise en oeuvre des plans d'urbanisme : résumé des débats du symposium tenu à Athènes du 10 au 14 octobre 1977 | |
The revolution in popular literature : print, politics, and the people, 1790-1860 | |
The rise of Victorian caricature | |
Romantic period writings 1798-1832 : an anthology | |
Romanticism and caricature | |
Romanticism, forgery, and the credit crunch, February 2012, via WWW, Jan. 31, 2018: | |
Spain in British Romanticism 1800-1840 | |
Woman's wrongs Ernest Jones | |
Working-class fiction : from Chartism to Trainspotting |