Sozialgeschichte der Kunst und Literatur

by Arnold Hauser, S. Godman

If the purpose of historical research is the understanding of the present-and what else could it be?

Critical approaches to literature

by David Daiches

Impressionism

by Jessica Sarah Gunderson

Literary impressionism and modernist aesthetics

by Jesse Matz

"Impressionism," now the name for the most popular form of modern art, originally meant nothing.

What Was Literary Impressionism?

by Michael Fried

Conrad and impressionism

by Peters, John G.

Literary Impressionism

by Rebecca Bowler

The aesthetics of Impressionism

by Sarah Frances Paulk

Stephen Crane and literary impressionism

by James Nagel

Henry James, Impressionism, and the Public

by Daniel Hannah

Literary impressionism, James and Chekhov

by H. Peter Stowell

Literature as Art

by Ralph A. Britsch, Todd A Britch

Literary impressionisms

by Camilla Storskog

Picture This!

by Joyce Raimondo

Do you like to play in the snow in the winter, or jump in a pile of colorful leaves in the fall?

Crumbling idols

by Hamlin Garland, Jane Johnson

Soil and Stone

by Frances Fowle, Richard Thomson

Post-Impressionism

by Jane Bingham

Post-impressionism

by Jane Bingham

Literary impressionism in Jean Rhys, Ford Madox Ford, Joseph...

by Todd K. Bender

In darkest James

by Robin P. Hoople