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CATALOGO LITERATURA EN LENGUA INGLESA CATALOGO LITERATURA EN LENGUA INGLESA Biblioteca E.O.I. N Biblioteca E.O.I. Nº 1 Zaragoza CATALOGO LITERATURA EN LENGUA INGLESA Biblioteca E.O.I. nnºººº 1 Zaragoza Actualizado Septiembre 2016 + Generalidades ................................................................................... 2 + Literatura inglesa: crítica e interpretación ...................................... 4 + Literatura inglesa: historia de la literatura ...................................... 4 + Literatura inglesa y traducida: poesía ............................................. 5 + Literatura inglesa y traducida: teatro .............................................. 7 + Literatura inglesa: narración .......................................................... 17 + Narrativa irlandesa en inglés ....................................................... 104 + Narrativa de otros países en inglés ............................................. 107 + Narrativa canadiense en inglés .................................................... 110 + Narrativa norteamericana ............................................................ 112 + Narrativa australiana en inglés .................................................... 133 + Narrativa de otros países traducida al inglés ............................. 134 + Literatura inglesa: ensayos ........................................................... 143 + Literatura inglesa: humor ............................................................. 144 + Literatura preriodística, descripción de viajes.. .......................... 145 + Biografías y memorias .................................................................. 146 + Historia .......................................................................................... 148 1 + Generalidades AUTOR TÍTULO SIGNATURA CÓDIGO Munro Mackenzie, 008(410)=111- Background to Britain 24524Y M.D. MUN-bac Contemporary Britain : 008(410)=111- Oakland, John 029358X a survey with text OAK con 1=111 More, Thomas Utopia 05101H MOR-uto 159.9=111- Ben-Shahar, Tal Can you learn to be happy? 25309D BEN-can 159.9=111- Goleman, Daniel Emotional Intelligence 25053Y GOL-emo 159.9=111- Goleman, Daniel Social Intelligence 15055J GOL-soc 159.9=111- Strimpel, Zoe What the hell is he thinking? 29070K STR-wha 2=111- Mankind's search for God 24525F MAN-man 316=111 Hoggart, Richard Speaking to Each Other 019747J HOG-spe Tocqueville, 321.7(73)- Democracy in America 15819H Alexis de TOC-dem 379.85(036)=111- 17382V Andrews, Robert The Rough Guide to England AND-rou Libro sala 379.85(036)=111- 7817C Britain with 83 town plans BRI-bri Libro sala 379.85(036)=111- 16340X Cook, Samantha The Rough Guide to USA COO-rou Libro sala 379.85(036)=111- 16896Z Gray, Paul The Rough Guide to Ireland GRA-rou Libro sala 379.85(036)=111- 15259X Green places to stay HAM-gre Libro sala The Penguin Book of Folk 398.8=111- Ballards of English 021436T FRI-pen - Speaking World Grasses : A Guide to their Structure, Identification, 582.3(036)=111 Hubbard, C. E. 021337Q Uses and Distribution in the HUB-gra British Isles Pamplona-Roger, Encyclopedia of medicinal 633.88(031)=111 24529B 2 George D. plants 1 PAM-enc Pamplona-Roger, Encyclopedia of medicinal 633.88(031)=111 24530N George D. plants 2 PAM-enc 641.55(083.12)=111- Ayrton, Elisabeth English Provincial Cooking 11684T AYR-en 641.55(083.12)=111- Burros, Marian The Summertime Cookbook 21423X BUR-sum Good 641.55(083.12)=111- Housekeeping After work cook book 021428S GOO-aft Institute Haroutunian, Vegetarian dishes from the 641.55(083.12)=111- 25796J Arto der middle east HAR-veg The San Francisco Ferry Hirsheimer, 641.55(083.12)=111- Plaza farmer's market 28795N Christopher HIR-san cookbook 021264N 641.55(083.12)=111- Smerdon, Sue A Taste of Britain 021265J SME-tas 021266Z The Colour Book of Home 641.55(083.12)=111- Walden, Hilary 021425N Baking WAL-col 641.55(083.12)=111- Wier, Janet Cooking for the family 17007X WIE-coo The Pelican Book of the 7.034=111 Plumb, J.H. 12169W Renaissance PLU-ple Grunfeld, 794=111 Games of the world 21353D Frederic V. GRU-gam World mythology. An 82-34(495)=111 Rosenberg, Donna antology of the great myths 25797Z ROS-wor and epics Folklore, myths and legends. 82-34=111 Rosenberg, Donna 25798S Instructor's manual. ROS-fol Folklore, myths and legends. 82-34=111 Rosenberg, Donna 25799Q A world perspective. ROS-fol 3 + Literatura inglesa: crítica e interpretación AUTOR TÍTULO SIGNATURA CÓDIGO Dunton-Downer, 821.111.09 Essential Shakespeare handbook 029321L Leslie DUN ess 03041M Shakespeare's Tragedies: 821.111.09 Lerner, Laurence An Antology of Modern Criticism SHA-sha 03042Y + Literatura inglesa: historia de la literatura AUTOR TÍTULO SIGNATURA CÓDIGO A Guide to English and American 821.111(091)- Bateson, F.W. 3044P Literature BAT-gui The World of Instant Theatre: Its 821.111(091)- Gregory, R.G. 3039A Origins, Practice and Implications GRE-wor 821.111(091)- McDonnell, Helen England in Literature 3043F MCD-eng 821.111(091)- Thornley, G.C. An Outline of English Literature 3035E THO an 821.111(073)(091)- Miller, James E. United States in Literature 20693Q MIL uni 4 + Literatura inglesa y traducida: poesía AUTOR TÍTULO SIGNATURA CÓDIGO 821.111-1 Bristish Poetry since 1945 002982S BRI-bri 821.111-1- Belloc, Hilarie Selected Cautionary Verses 003031H BEL-sel 002975P 002976D 002977X 821.111-1- Beowulf BEO-beo 002978B 002979N 002980J 821.111-1- A book of English Poetry 002981Z BOO-boo 002983Q 821.111-1- Chaucer, Geoffrey The Canterbury Tales CHA-can 026844A 821.111-1- Chaucer, Geoffrey Troilus and Criseyde 002984V CHA-tro A Choice of Comic and Curious 821.111-1- 002985H Verse CHO-cho 821.111-1- The Earliest English Poems 002986L EAR-ear 821.111-1- Jonson, Ben Ben Jonson 002988K JON-ben 821.111-1- Longer Contemporary Poems 002991R LON-lon 821.111-1- Mother Goose 002990T MOT-mot 821.111-1- Owen, Wilfred The Poems of Wilfred Owen 002992W OWE-poe 821.111-1- Penguin Modern Poets 6 002994G PEN-pen 821.111-1- Penguin Modern Poets 20 002993A PEN-pen 821.111-1 Penguin Modern poets 9 020431F PEN pen 5 821.111-1- Raine, Craig History : the home movie 000601A RAI his 002995M 002996Y 002998P How happily she laughs 821.111-1- Serraillier, Ian and other poems SER-how 002999D 003003J 003004Z 003023X The sun goes free and other 821.111-1- Serraillier, Ian 003024B poems SER-sun 003027Z 821.111-1- Shakespeare, William The Rape of Lucrece 003028S SHA-rap 821.111-1- Spanish Civil War Verse 003029Q SPA-spa Stevenson, Robert 821.111-1- A Child's Garden of Verses 003030V Louis STE-chi 028382T The collected Poems of Dylan 821.111-1- Thomas, Dylan Thomas THO col 028388Y Night Thoughts or, The 821.111-1- Young, Edward 003032L Complaint and the Consolation YOU-nig 028328S The waste land and other 821.111(73)-1 Eliot, T.S. poems ELI-was 028329Q 821.111(73)-1 Plath, Silvia The Colossus 020534H PLA col 821.111(73)-1 Updike, John Seventy poems 020686D UPD sev Tomas Tranströmer selectec 821.113.6-1=111 Tranströmer, Thomas 025123F poems 1954-1986 TRA tom The Last Poets of Imperial 821.124-'02-1=111 021091T Rome LAS las 821.124-'02-1=111 Tibullus The Poems of Tibullus 021060S TIB poe 821.131.1-1=111 Pavese, Cesare Selected Poems 021054D PAV-sel 6 821.161.1-1=111 Yevtushenko, Evgueni Selected Poems 021092R YEV-sel 821.211-1=111 Poems from the sanskrit 020726A BRO poe 821.111-1/3 Shakespeare, William The illustrated Stratford 24879Q SHA ill 7 + Literatura inglesa y traducida: teatro AUTOR TÍTULO SIGNATURA CÓDIGO 821.111-2- Absurd Drama 003047B ABS-abs 002812Y 821.111-2- Ayckbourn, Alan Absurd Person Singular 002813F AYC-abs 002814P 821.111-2- Buck, Herdis Footlights 002815D BUC-foo 821.111-2- Bunyan, John The Pilgrim's Progress 002816X BUN-pil 002825L 002828E 002829T 002830R 821.111-2- Byrne, Donn Seven One Act Plays 002831W BYR-sev 002834M 002835Y 002836F 002837P 8 002840B 002841N 002842J 002844S 002845Q 821.111-2- Byrne, Donn Three Mystery Plays BYR-thr 002846V 002847H 002848L 002850K 002851E 002852T 821.111-2- Delany, Shelag A Taste of Honey 002853R DEL-tas 002855A 002860P 002861D 002862X 821.111-2- Endicott, J. G. Seven Little Plays 002863B END-sev 002867S 002868Q 002869V 821.111-2- English Mystery Plays 002871L ENG-eng 821.111-2- Esslin, Martin The Theatre of the Absurd 003066F ESS-the 9 002873K 002874E 002875T 821.111-2- Ganthony, Richard A Message from Mars GAN-mes 002876R 002877W 002878A The Five Skeins; The Woman 821.111-2- 002872C who Lived in a Vinegar Bottle GRA-fiv 821.111-2- Gray, Simon The Last Cigarette 020553Z GRA-las The happiest of the three. 821.111-2- Let´s get a divorce!. Get out of 021160T HAP-hap my hair! 002882F 821.111-2- Higham, C. S. S. 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