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aliceboule's review against another edition
3.0
As with Volume A, The Norton Anthology of English Literature is a comprehensive collection of mid century English literature.
Truly the only unfortunate thing about it is the size: it is horrendous to carry around!
Truly the only unfortunate thing about it is the size: it is horrendous to carry around!
lindaunconventionalbookworms's review against another edition
4.0
This has a lot of interesting history of the period, as well as an introduction to the different genres and writers.
Not something I would have read right now if I didn't have to read it for class, however, the Norton Anthologies never disappoint me.
Not something I would have read right now if I didn't have to read it for class, however, the Norton Anthologies never disappoint me.
rachelmatsuoka's review against another edition
3.0
Unpopular opinion: Canon = another word for overrated.
But the editing team did a great job with the writers' biographies and introductions.
But the editing team did a great job with the writers' biographies and introductions.
royaz92's review against another edition
3.0
Is it too dorky, that I actually wished the Milton part was much, much longer?
tree_star's review against another edition
4.0
The material in this anthology has a fantastic array of 16-17 c. works. I really wish it didn't feel like the book would fall apart in my next reading, though...
lindaunconventionalbookworms's review
4.0
This has a lot of interesting history of the period, as well as an introduction to the different genres and writers.
Not something I would have read right now if I didn't have to read it for class, however, the Norton Anthologies never disappoint me.
Not something I would have read right now if I didn't have to read it for class, however, the Norton Anthologies never disappoint me.
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