How we can use theoretical texts, such as Marx or Watt to enhance our understanding of Robinson Crusoe - Literature bibliographies - in Harvard style
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Defoe, D., Keymer, T. and Kelly, J. W.
Robinson Crusoe
2007 - Oxford University Press - Oxford
In-text: (Defoe, Keymer and Kelly, 2007)
Your Bibliography: Defoe, D., Keymer, T. and Kelly, J., 2007. Robinson Crusoe. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
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Marx, K., Engels, F., Arthur, C. J. and Marx, K.
The German ideology
1972 - International Publishers - New York
In-text: (Marx, Engels, Arthur and Marx, 1972)
Your Bibliography: Marx, K., Engels, F., Arthur, C. and Marx, K., 1972. The German ideology. New York: International Publishers.
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Tucker, R. C., Marx, K. and Engels, F.
The Marx-Engels reader
1978 - Norton - New York
In-text: (Tucker, Marx and Engels, 1978)
Your Bibliography: Tucker, R., Marx, K. and Engels, F., 1978. The Marx-Engels reader. New York: Norton.
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Watt, I.
The rise of the novel
1957 - University of California Press - Berkeley
In-text: (Watt, 1957)
Your Bibliography: Watt, I., 1957. The rise of the novel. Berkeley: University of California Press.
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