Broadview Press

201books in catalog

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About this publisher’s catalog

This catalog offers a thoughtful mix of literary classics, philosophical texts, and critical nonfiction that often engage with historical and ethical questions. Readers can expect a blend of foundational works alongside contemporary discussions in philosophy and social issues. Navigating the collection benefits from attention to thematic clusters and literary periods.

What you’ll often find

Canonical and lesser-known literary works spanning ancient to modern periods
Philosophical anthologies and essays addressing ethics, empiricism, and environmental concerns
Explorations of social and cultural identity through fiction and critical theory
Collections emphasizing historical contexts, including African American and feminist perspectives
Poetry and epic narratives drawn from classical traditions
Nonfiction guides focused on academic writing and intellectual discourse
Texts that often engage with moral philosophy and social sciences

How to browse this shelf

Start by selecting works grouped by historical period or literary movement
Look for thematic collections that focus on philosophy, social issues, or literary criticism
Explore fiction and nonfiction separately to match your reading preference
Use subject tags like environmental ethics or cultural identity to narrow your search
Seek out anthologies to access a range of voices within a particular tradition or topic
Consider browsing by format, such as poetry, essays, or narrative fiction
Focus on texts that offer critical introductions or contextual notes for deeper understanding

Good fit if you like

Engaging with classic literature alongside critical and philosophical inquiry
Reading that combines historical depth with contemporary social themes
Thoughtful, often dense texts that reward close reading and reflection
Explorations of identity and ethics through both narrative and essay forms
Collections that provide varied perspectives within a single volume
Works that balance literary artistry with academic rigor
Texts that encourage connecting past ideas with present-day concerns

Generated from the books currently available in this catalog.

Authors published by Broadview Press

Joseph Black Joseph Conrad Daniel Defoe Mary Shelley Robert M. Martin William Shakespeare F. Scott Fitzgerald Robert Louis Stevenson

Heart of Darkness – Ed. Goonetilleke – Third Edition — Joseph Conrad
Jane Eyre — Charlotte Brontë
Othello A Broadview Internet Shakespeare Edition — William Shakespeare
Heart of Darkness, with Online Theory and Criticism Passcode — Joseph Conrad
Robinson Crusoe, Modernized Edition — Daniel Defoe
The Red Badge of Courage — Stephen Crane
The Wood Beyond the World — William Morris
The Last of the Mohicans — James Fenimore Cooper
The Call of the Wild — Jack London
The Great Gatsby – Encore Edition — F. Scott Fitzgerald
Wuthering Heights (ed. Newman) — Emily Bronte; Beth Newman (Editor)
Hamlet A Broadview Internet Shakespeare Edition — William Shakespeare
Robinson Crusoe — Daniel Defoe
The Great Gatsby — F. Scott Fitzgerald
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, second edition — Robert Louis Stevenson
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer — Mark Twain
Wuthering Heights – Ed. Newman — Emily Brontë
A Christmas Carol — Charles Dickens
The Beetle — Richard Marsh
The Vagabond — George Walker