E.M. Forster: Contemporary Critical Essays

by Jeremy Tambling (Editor)

E. M. Forster's novels have always been popular, but he does not belong to the heavyweight category of a 'modernist' and his achievement has often been slighted or reduced as being a celebration of 'Englishness' and the Edwardian era. This New Casebook draws together approaches to Forster's work from many aspects of new critical theory and establishes a new case for him as a figure of far more than merely conventional interest with a central place in the development of twentieth-century English literature.

252 pages, Hardcover

First published February 13, 1995

Reviews

[The Half-blood Reader]

College reads: I only read chapters/sections relevant to my studies, hence the dnf (8. The Politics of Representation in A Passage to India by Benita Parry)