Architecture in literature.

William Faulkner and the tangible past = the architecture of Yoknapatawpha / by: (Language materials, printed)

Edith Wharton as spatial activist and analyst / by: (Language materials, printed)

Gothic romanticism = architecture, politics,and literary form / by: (Electronic resources)

Forms of English history in literature, landscape, and architecture by: (Electronic resources)

Conjuring the real = the role of architecture in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century fiction / by: (Electronic resources)

Sites unseen = architecture, race, and American literature / by: (Electronic resources)

Gothic romanticism = wordsworth, architecture, politics, form / by: (Electronic resources)

Mississippi- In literature.

Eighteenth-Century Literature.

Gothic Studies.

Wharton, Edith,- Settings.

Literary form- History- 19th century.

Wharton, Edith,- Homes and haunts.

Lake poets.

Architecture in art.

Dwellings in literature.

National characteristics, American, in literature.

Architecture and literature.

American literature- History and criticism.- 19th century

Faulkner, William,- Knowledge

Architecture in literature.

Space and time in literature.

English literature- History and criticism.

Architecture, American- Mississippi.

Setting (Literature)

English poetry- History and criticism.- 19th century

Gothic revival (Literature)- Great Britain.

LITERARY CRITICISM / European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh

Race in literature.

National characteristics, British, in literature.

Yoknapatawpha County (Imaginary place)

Wharton, Edith,- Criticism and interpretation.

Gothic literature- History and criticism.- Great Britain

Romanticism- Great Britain.

Poetry and Poetics.

Art and literature- History- 20th century.- Mississippi

Personal space in literature.

Landscapes in literature.

Symbolism in architecture.

American literature- History and criticism.- 20th century

Nineteenth-Century Literature.

European Literature.

Literary History.