Books by Rick Rylance

A new collection of modern essays on Lawrence's first major novel representative of both new and classic critical approaches.

A comprehensive introductory study considering the full range of Barthes' work, from his early structuralist phase, through his poststructuralist explorations of "text" to his late writings. It includes an examination of the relationship between the critical and the personal.

This book examines a key topic in modern literary studies. Their understanding is fundamental to the study of English at undergraduate level and is becoming increasingly important at 'A' Level. The writers and texts chosen are central in 'A' Level and undergraduate syllabuses.