| Contents |
Dissonance : 1613-1798 / James A. Winn -- The "fashionable cutt of the town" and William Congreve's The old batchelour / Maximillian E. Novak -- A preface to Anglican rationalism / Gerard Reedy -- Mandeville and Swift / Claude Rawson -- What Swift did to Collins's Discourse of free-thinking and why? / Frank H. Ellis -- Voyages to nowhere : More's Utopia and Swift's Gulliver's travels / Hermann J. Real -- Swift's voices : innovation and complication in the poems written at Market Hill / Peter J. Schakel -- Anonymity and authority in the poetry of Jonathan Swift / Michael J. Conlon --John Barrett, "the whimsical medley," and Swift's poems / James Woolley -- The editing of Pope's Dunciad from Scriblerus to *** / David L. Vander Meulen -- "What must the world think of me?" : Pope, Madame Dacier, and Homer : the anatomy of a quarrel / Howard D. Weinbrot -- Desdemona's strawberries and Clementina's ark : text, textile, and scripture in Sir Charles Grandison / Patricia C. Brückmann -- Early women novelists, the canon, and the history of the British novel / Brian Corman -- Talk into text : the shaping of conversation in Boswell's Life of Johnson / Bruce Redford -- On rerouting the history of British literary theory, 1650-1800 / Eric Rothstein. |
