About this book
E. M. Forster's Clark Lectures, delivered at Trinity College, Cambridge in 1927 and published by Arnold the same year. A foundational text in the criticism of English fiction, famous for its distinction between 'flat' and 'round' characters and its analytical approach to narrative time.
Intended audience
- English literature undergraduates
- graduate students in narrative theory
- general readers of literary criticism
Subject classification
- Literary criticism
- Narrative theory
- Twentieth-century literature
Edition history
- First published
- 1927
- Imprint
- Edward Arnold
Bibliographic details
| Format | ISBN | Year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| First edition (hardcover) | — | 1927 | Pre-ISBN publication; no ISBN assigned to original Edward Arnold issue. |
Source notes
- Google Books edition index (1927 full-view editions listed) — Used to verify first-edition year and pre-ISBN status context.