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Updated and revised in light of current scholarship, this bibliography--originally published with the help of E.M. Forster himself in 1965--now includes two new sections:"Audio--Visual material" and "Manuscripts." In the first of these, Forster's little-known success as a broadcaster is documented and the radio, television, and stage productions of his novels and short stories are detailed, along with radio and television interviews and discussions. "Manuscripts" records, among others, the major archive of King's College, Cambridge, and that of the BBC Written Archive Centre and other BBC libraries. New subsections, such as "Reported Speech," have been added to existing sections.
This volume serves as the definitive scholarly record of the complete literary output and archival history of E.M. Forster. B.J. Kirkpatrick, a noted bibliographer, provides a meticulous cataloging of Forster's works, incorporating primary source data and archival research. The text functions as a comprehensive reference tool for scholars and researchers seeking to track the publication history and manuscript provenance of Forster's novels, essays, and broadcasts.
What You Will Find
Experts regard this work as a foundational reference for Forster studies due to its rigorous archival methodology. Scholars frequently note the precision of the bibliographic entries and the utility of the expanded sections on broadcast history.
Page Count:
340
Publication Date:
1986-01-23
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198181914
ISBN-13:
9780198181910
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