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Ian Ousby

    26. Juni 1947 – 6. August 2001

    Ian Ousby war ein Schriftsteller von beachtlicher Bandbreite und Reputation, bekannt für seine scharfe Einsicht und Vielseitigkeit in verschiedensten Bereichen, darunter Kriminalliteratur, Reiseberichte und moderne französische Geschichte. Er besaß einen unverwechselbaren, zeitlosen Stil, der sich flüchtigen Moden entzog und Themen mit der Klarheit des Denkens und der Präzision des Ausdrucks anging, die an einen Essayisten des 19. Jahrhunderts erinnern. Ousbys Beiträge wurden international anerkannt, seine Werke in zahlreiche Sprachen übersetzt, was seine breite Anziehungskraft unterstreicht. In seiner Schriftstellerei verkörperte er das Prinzip, Probleme anzugehen und zu beleuchten, anstatt sie zu meiden.

    England
    50 American Novels
    An Introduction to Fifty American Novels
    The Wordsworth Companion to Literature in English
    The Cambridge guide to literature in English
    • 1995

      England

      • 784 Seiten
      • 28 Lesestunden

      This revised single-volume guide to England is arranged by region, with suggested itineraries for exploring the country's cities, towns and villages. It contains a wealth of historical detail, architectural descriptions, information about museums and galleries and local personalities.

      England
    • 1994

      A reference source to the vast heritage of literature in the English language throughout the world. It gives a clear explanation of genres, movements, critical terms and literary concepts from irony to structuralism, from Romanticism to science fiction. The writers are listed by alphabetical order with a writeup about each one.

      The Wordsworth Companion to Literature in English
    • 1993

      Substantially enlarged and updated for this new edition, The Cambridge Guide to Literature in English is the definitive guide to the vast and extraordinarily rich heritage of literature written in English. It covers all the major novelists, poets and dramatists - from Shakespeare, Milton, Wordsworth, Austen, Dickens to Conrad and to contemporary writers from all over the English-speaking world - Saul Bellow, Adrienne Rich, Les Murray, Wole Soyinka, and Janet Frame. More than 100 specialist contributors provide detailed biographical and critical articles not only on writers and their works. Substantial coverage is also given to such literary genres as popular fiction, science fiction, detective novels, and children's classics. All literary concepts and movements are described in detail. • Over 4,500 alphabetical entries, cross-referenced throughout • Includes all literature in English - British, Irish, American, Australian, African, Canadian, New Zealand, Indian and Caribbean • Illustrated throughout with over 115 photographs and line drawings

      The Cambridge guide to literature in English
    • 1979
    • 1979