First Generation Reception of the Novels of Emile Zola in Britain and America, An Annotated Bibliography of English Language Responses to His Work, 1877-1902 (Innbundet (stive permer))

Alma W. Byrd is Professor in the English, Foreign Language and Mass Communications Department at Benedict College.

This work provides a scholarly tool to facilitate research, to identify the diverse responses to Zola as an innovative and controversial French novelist, and to recognize the phenomenal increase of his popularity during and after the quarter of the nineteenth century considered in this study. The book also includes a chronology of Zola's life and work, a checklist of translations, and an annotation of books, articles, films and video adaptation illustrating and illuminating his degree of progressive popularity within each year.

Preface by G. Ross Roy; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Introductory Essay; 1. Checklist of English Translations Highlighting Zola's Novels, Short Stories, and Critical Writings; 2. Books Noting Zola's Authorship and Literary Accomplishments 1889-1899; 3. Articles and Periodicals Reflecting Zola's Degree of Literary Achievements 1877-1902; 4. Chronology - A Convenient Reference of Zola's Life and Activities Including Posthumous Publications 1840-1963; Bibliography - Newspapers, Books, Journals, and Secondary Sources; Index.