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Families in literature

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David Copperfield

Charles Dickens

1849 ★ 4.5

At home in the city

Elizabeth Klimasmith

2005

Archetypes of the family in literature

Sven Armens

1966

Family secrets and the psychoanalysis of narrative

Esther Rashkin

1992

The family in Greek history

Cynthia Patterson

1998

The fiction of Ruth Rendell

Barbara Fass Leavy

2012

Worrying the line

Cheryl A. Wall

2005

Genealogical Fictions

Jobst Welge

2014

The family saga in the South

Robert O. Stephens

1995

Mary Shelley

Anne Kostelanetz Mellor

1988

The American Abraham

Warren Motley

1987

Marriage and the Family Through Science Fiction

Martin H. Greenberg, Frederik Pohl, Val Clear et al.

1976

Outlaw Fathers in Victorian and Modern British Literature

Helena Gurfinkel

2014

Buddenbrooks

Martin Swales

1991

Crises of realism

Tom Lloyd

1997

Virginia Woolf

Louise A. DeSalvo

1989

A southern weave of women

Linda Tate

1994

Critical essays on William Faulkner

Arthur F. Kinney

1990

Offspring Fictions Salman Rushdies Family Novels

Matt Kimmich

2008

David Copperfield and Hard Times

John Peck

1995

The family in literature for young readers

John Thomas Gillespie

2011

The Snopes dilemma: Faulkner's trilogy

James G. Watson

1970

Medieval family roles

1996

Necessary madness

Gregg Camfield

1997

Domestic arrangements in early modern England

Kari Boyd McBride

2002

The Sackett Companion

Louis L'Amour

1988

Faulkner's Families

Gwendolyne Chabrier

1993

Critical essays on William Faulkner

Arthur F. Kinney

1996

Colonial fantasies

Susanne Zantop

1997

Butterfly, the Bride

Carol Weisbrod

1999