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The 54 stories in the Sixth Edition, 19 of which are new, provide a wealth of classroom favorites and contemporary selections, among them stories by Toni Cade Bambara, Charles Baxter, Joseph Conrad, Julio Cortázar, Ha Jin, Margaret Laurence, Reginald McKnight, Eudora Welty, and Edith Wharton.The Sixth Edition Strengthens its emphasis on reading texts in different contexts—authorial, literary, cultural, and social—with two new "Exploring Contexts" chapters devoted to culture and literary forms: "border" stories by Rudolfo Anaya, Richard Dokey, and Denise Chávez; and the "short short" story and the novel.Fiction: Reading, Responding, Writing introduces students to reading fiction. Evaluating Fiction develops students'critical skills. Questions and Writing Suggestions promote careful reading and offer sparks for writing. 3 complete student papers provide real student responses to several of the Writing suggestions. Writing about Fiction includes a jargon-free introduction to contemporary critical theory.

Offering 59 stories, 458 poems, and 15 plays, the Seventh Edition provides a wealth of classics and contemporaries, canonical favorites and emerging writers. New to the Seventh Edition are pieces by Audre Thomas, Salman Rushdie, Jimmy Santiago Baca, Flannery O'Connor, Seamus Heaney, Marilyn Hacker, Lorraine Hansberry, David Ives, Raymond Carver, Joyce Carol Oates, Margaret Laurence, Allen Ginsberg, Nicholson Baker, and Denise Levertov, among many others. The Norton Introduction to Literature offers students more perspectives on the contexts of literature - authorial, literary, cultural, historical, and critical - than any other introductory anthology. Included in the Seventh Edition are three new "Exploring Contexts" chapters. Entitled "Critical Contexts, " each includes a literary piece and several examples of professional criticism about that piece to introduce students to the critical discussion surrounding works and authors and to inspire students' own critical writing.

Offering 42 stories, 302 poems, and 14 plays, the Shorter Seventh Edition provides an unparalleled wealth of classics and contemporaries, canonical favorites and emerging writers. Included in the Seventh Edition are three new, "Exploring Contexts" chapters. Entitled "Critical Contexts," each includes a literary piece and several examples of professional criticism about that piece to introduce students to the critical discussion that surrounds works and authors and to inspire students own writing." "Reading, Responding, Writing chapters introduce students to each genre and prompt students to read creatively, analytically, and sensitively. Evaluating chapters develop students' critical reading and writing skills. Questions and Writing Suggestions promote careful reading and provide sparks for writing. 10 complete student papers, including a new research paper, provide real student responses to several of the Writing Suggestions. Writing about Literature includes updated information about the use and citation of secondary sources.