Thomas Hardy Criticism
- Principal Works
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Hardy, Thomas (Short Story Criticism)
- Introduction
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Criticism
- Diabolical Dames and Grotesque Desires: The Short Stories
- Hardy and the Law
- ‘The Withered Arm’ and History
- Motion Slickness: Spectacle and Circulation in Thomas Hardy's ‘On the Western Circuit.’
- ‘How I Mismated Myself for Love of You!’: The Biologization of Romance in Hardy's A Group of Noble Dames
- Abjection and Degeneration in Thomas Hardy's ‘Barbara of the House of Grebe.’
- Further Reading
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Hardy, Thomas (Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism)
- Introduction
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Criticism
- The Novels of Thomas Hardy
- Homage to Thomas Hardy
- Hardy: A Wessex Seesaw
- Tess of the d'Urbervilles
- The Mayor of Casterbridge
- The Return of the Native: Opposites in Tragic Context
- ‘By Truth Made Free’: A Reassessment of Thomas Hardy
- Hardy and the ‘world of little things.’
- Thomas Hardy and the Role of Observer
- Hardy's Female Reader
- ‘Strange [in] Difference of Sex’: Thomas Hardy, the Victorian Man of Letters, and the Temptations of Androgyny
- Thomas Hardy: The Poet as Philosopher
- How to Be an Old Poet: The Examples of Hardy and Yeats
- Thomas Hardy and Thomas Gray: The Poet's Currency
- Hardy and the Imagery of Place
- Hardy and Critical Theory
- The Modernity of Thomas Hardy's Poetry
- Thomas Hardy, Yet and Again
- ‘The Historian of Wessex’: Thomas Hardy's Contribution to History
- Hardy and the Warriors
- Further Reading