Bloom, Harold.

Overview

Works:	2 works in 5 publications in 1 languages

Titles

Classic horror writers / by: Bloom, Harold. (Language materials, printed)

Poets and poems by: Bloom, Harold.; MyiLibrary. (Electronic resources)

Omens of millennium :the gnosis of angels, dreams, and resurrection / by: Bloom, Harold.; United States (Language materials, printed)

Macbeth by: Bloom, Harold.; Macbeth, (King of Scotland,) (11th cent.); Raffel, Burton.; Scotland; Shakespeare, William, (1564-1616.); ebrary, Inc. (Electronic resources)

Charlotte Bront鋀's Jane Eyre / by: Bloom, Harold.; Bront鋀, Charlotte, (1816-1855.) (Language materials, printed)

The hero's journey by: Bloom, Harold.; Hobby, Blake.; ebrary, Inc. (Electronic resources)

Ernest Hemingway's The old man and the sea by: Bloom, Harold.; Hemingway, Ernest, (1899-1961.); ebrary, Inc. (Electronic resources)

Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's travels by: Bloom, Harold.; Swift, Jonathan, (1667-1745.); ebrary, Inc. (Electronic resources)

Victorian prose and poetry / by: Bloom, Harold.; Trilling, Lionel, (1905-1975.) (Language materials, printed)

The anxiety of influence :a theory of poetry / by: Bloom, Harold. (Language materials, printed)

Subjects

Millennialism Horror tales, English Bront�e, Charlotte, Tales, Medieval Lear, King (Legendary character) Hemingway, Ernest, Jews Poetry. Resurrection Indians in literature. Regicides Report writing. Deconstruction. Literature Dreams Women and literature Scotland Christian pilgrims and pilgrimages in literature. Melville, Herman, Fathers and daughters Kings and rulers American poetry Gnosticism. United States English poetry American literature Travelers in literature. Regeneration in literature. Criticism. Angels Horror tales, American Inheritance and succession Britons Criticism Satire, English English prose literature Indian women Macbeth, Aging parents Voyages, Imaginary Authors, English Future life Imaginary societies in literature. Heroes in literature. Bloom, Harold. Bront鋀, Charlotte, Governesses in literature. Chaucer, Geoffrey, Poetry, Modern Swift, Jonathan, Travel in literature. Wilde, Oscar, Romanticism.