Ruth Robbins
Ruth Robbins
1965
Ruth Robbins is Professor of English Literature and head of the School of Cultural Studies and Humanities. Her work has focused on the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century, on autobiography, on literary theory and on particular writers such as Oscar Wilde and Arnold Bennett. Ruth's research interests centre on the late-Victorian period in English literature, especially the literature of Decadence. She also has research interests in literary theory.
7 books in the database
Books
Oscar WildeRuth Robbins

Oscar Wilde
Ruth Robbins · 2011
Victorian GothicRuth Robbins

Victorian Gothic
Ruth Robbins · 2000
SubjectivityRuth Robbins

Subjectivity
Ruth Robbins · 2005
York Notes on Oscar Wilde's "Importance of Being Earnest"Ruth Robbins

York Notes on Oscar Wilde's "Importance of Being Earnest"
Ruth Robbins · 1999
Victorian identitiesRuth Robbins

Victorian identities
Ruth Robbins · 1996
Medical Advice for Women, 18301915 (History of Feminism)Ruth Robbins
Medical Advice for Women, 18301915 (History of Feminism)
Ruth Robbins · 2008
York Notes Advanced on "Villette" by Charlotte BronteRuth Robbins
York Notes Advanced on "Villette" by Charlotte Bronte
Ruth Robbins · 2001
Co-authored books and collections
Books that list Ruth Robbins among their authors but not as the lead author: co-written works, collections and compilations.

