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Yeats: A Sourcebook edited by Michael O’Neill  \nE.M.Forster’sA Passage to India: A Sourcebook  \nedited by Peter Childs Samuel Beckett by David Pattie  \nRoutledge Guides to Literature *  \nEditorial Advisory Board: Richard Bradford (University of Ulster at Coleraine), Jan Jedrzejewski (University of Ulster at Coleraine), Duncan Wu (St. Catherine’s College, University of Oxford)  \nRoutledge Guides to Literature offer clear introductions to the most widely studied authors and literary texts. Each book engages with texts, contexts and criticism, highlighting the range of critical views and contextual factors that need to be taken into consideration in advanced studies of literary works. The series encourages informed but independent readings of texts by ranging as widely as possible across the contextual and critical issues relevant to the works examined and highlighting areas of debate as well as those of critical consensus. 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