E.M. Forster (Paperback)

Since the emergence in the 1980s of critical methods such as distinctive forms of feminism, post-colonial and antihomorphic criticism, Forster's work has been put under fresh scrutiny. This book brings together critical essays to discuss three issues: the popular image of Forster and an examination of the cultural context of his work; his work's reception in his lifetime; and a sense of how criticism has developed around his work, illustrating the demands it places on a variety of these approaches.