Monografia, Moderno

Anno: s.d.Repossesing the past : the case for an open literary history, pp. 9-17
Canon and period, pp. 17-20
Literature and the rise of English, pp. 21-27
Women poets, pp. 27-33
Yeats and decolonization, pp. 34-41
Freud and literature, pp. 42-48
The Babel of interpretations, pp. 48-55
Interpreting the "Varioum", pp. 55-62
Who cares about the text?, pp. 63-67
Literary history as a challenge to literary theory, pp. 67-75
To Cambridge women, pp. 77-82
Writing, reading, and the public, pp. 82-89
Commitment, pp. 89-99
Right and wrong political uses of literature, pp. 99-102
Story and narrative, pp. 105-115
Semiotics of theatrical performance, pp. 115-122
The signs of drama, pp. 122-131
Close reading, pp. 131-137
Remarks on poetry, pp. 138-142
Order in narrative, pp. 142-151
Towards a semiotics of literature, pp. 151-158
The ideology of modernism, pp. 158-164
Modernism and the metropolis, pp. 164-170
Good days, pp. 171-175
Notes on the English character, pp. 176-177
Memorable speech, pp. 178-180
The lion and the unicorn, pp. 180-189
The English : how the nation sees itself, pp. 189-196
Woman and nationalism, pp. 196-200
Situation of the writer in 1947, pp. 202-206
Marxist criticism, pp. 207-215
The text says what it does not say, pp. 215-222
On literature as an ideological form, pp. 223-228
The death of the author, pp. 228-232
The discourse of the Orient, pp. 234-244
The geography of a "A Passage to India", pp. 245-250
Englands of the mind, pp. 250-257
Behind the clichés of contemporary theatre, pp. 257-263
On national culture, pp. 265-271
Colonialist criticism, pp. 271-279
Decolonizing African literature, pp. 279-288
Macho attitudes and Derek Walcott, pp. 288-294
Drama and the African world–view, pp. 295-298
Post–colonial reconstructions : literature, meaning, value, pp. 298-303
Woman and the other, pp. 305-310
Language and gender, pp. 310-316
The laugh of the medusa, pp. 316-326
Rootedness : the ancestor as foundation, pp. 326-332
History and fiction, pp. 334-341
Introduction to metahistory, pp. 341-346
The hollow miracle, pp. 346-350
The keening muse, pp. 351-357
On hope, pp. 357-362
Theses on the philosophy of history, pp. 362-364