Literary theories

Julian Wolfreys, William J. Baker (eds)

Palgrave Macmillan - Basingstoke

1996

Every student of literature needs to understand how to use literary theory to analyse and interpret the text. Literary Theories challenges the out-dated notion that theory is something separable from the act of reading and interpretation and, believing that the best way to learn is through practical application, plunges the student into the midst of a range of critical readings.

Annals of theoretical psychology

Hans van Rappard, Pieter van Strien, Leendert Mos, William J. Baker (eds)

Springer - Berlin

1993

Recent trends in theoretical psychology

Michael E. Hyland, William J. Baker, René van Hezewijk, Terwee (eds)

Springer - Berlin

1990

This volume constitutes the proceedings of the third biennial conference of the International Society for Theoretical Psychology, held in Arnhem, the Netherlands, April 17-21, 1989. Fifty-six papers were presented during the four days of the conference, including an invited address by Professor A.