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Herbert G. Wright

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8

Publications

243

Citations

8

H-Index

1936

Active since

Herbert G. Wright is an author specializing in language studies, literary theory, and arts.

Top concepts

LanguageArtsLiterary TheoryLiterary HistoryClassicsLiterary CriticismPoeticsItalian LiteratureTranslation StudiesComparative Literature

Publications per year

1936–1958

8

Publications

8

Boccaccio in England from Chaucer to Tennyson

Mario Praz, Herbert G. Wright, C. P. Brand · The Modern Language Review · 1958 · 110 citations

Historical Methodology, Historical Linguistics, Historical Evidence +2

Fair Greece Sad Relic. Literary Philhellenism from Shakespeare to Byron

Herbert G. Wright, Terence Spencer · The Modern Language Review · 1957 · 33 citations

Literary History, Literary Theory, Historical Methodology +9

ROBERT POTTER AS A CRITIC OF DR. JOHNSON

Herbert G. Wright · The Review of English Studies · 1936 · 23 citations

Literary Theory, Literary History, Intellectual History +14

Early English Versions of the Tales of Guiscardo and Ghismonda and Titus and Gisippus from the Decameron

W. W. Greg, Herbert G. Wright, Gilbert Banester et al. · The Modern Language Review · 1938 · 19 citations

Literary History, Literary Theory, Historical Methodology +10

The Elizabethan Translation of the "Questioni d'Amore" in the "Filocolo"

Herbert G. Wright · The Modern Language Review · 1941 · 18 citations

Translation Studies, Literary Theory, Romance Studies +11

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