Representations of Swift

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Brian A. Connery
University of Delaware Press, 2002 - 310 ページ
These thirteen essays offer not only the representations of Swift to which its title refers but also a representation of Swift scholarship at the close of the twentieth century and a return to fundamental questions about the life, writing, and views of Swift, issues raised in part by literary scholarship's return to historicism but also powerfully suggestive of a return to biography.

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The Tale Temple and Swifts Irish Aesthetic
25
The Fiction of Incompletion in A Tale of a Tub
41
Swifts Tale the Renaissance Anatomy and Humanist Polemic
57
Swift
75
The Authorial Strategies of Swifts Verses on the Death
77
Johnsons Life of Swift and the Contours of Biographical Inheritance in Late EighteenthCentury England
99
The Rupert Barber Portraits of Jonathan Swift
117
Swifts Mythopoeic Authority
150
Swift Reynolds and the Lower Orders
195
Swift and Ireland
215
The Valence of Ambivalence
217
The Drapier the Bishop and the Problems of Colonial Representation
236
Coda Swift Today
267
Prospects from a Late TwentiethCentury Perspective
269
Select Bibliography
286
Notes on Contributors
300

Swifts Dialogical Strategies in the Letters and the Life
159
Gender Class Swift
179
A Feminist Perspective on Swifts Life
181
Index
303
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99 ページ - The metaphysical poets were men of learning, and to shew their learning was their whole endeavour; but unluckily resolving to shew it in rhyme, instead of writing poetry they only wrote verses, and very often such verses as stood the trial of the finger better than of the ear.
112 ページ - Of institutions we may judge by their effects. From this wonder-working academy I do not know that there ever proceeded any man very eminent for knowledge; its only genuine product, I believe, is a small History of Poetry, written in Latin by his nephew Philips, of which perhaps none of my readers has ever heard.
209 ページ - Hand, in Autumn, stain, Blue Plumbs, and juicy Pears augment his Gain; Next Oranges the longing Boys entice, To trust their Copper-Fortunes to the Dice. When Rosemary and Bays, the Poet's Crown, Are bawl'd, in frequent Cries, through all the Town, Then judge the festival of Christmas near, Christmas, the joyous Period of the Year.
144 ページ - Fair Liberty was all his Cry; [For] her he stood prepared to die For her he boldly stood alone For her he oft expos'd his own. Two Kingdoms just as faction led, Had set a Price upon his Head But not a Traytor
168 ページ - Few are qualified to shine in Company; but it is in most Mens Power to be agreeable. The Reason, therefore, why Conversation runs so low at present, is not the Defect of Understanding; but Pride, Vanity, ill Nature, Affectation, Singularity, Positiveness; or some other Vice, the Effect of a wrong Education

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Jonathan Swift
Ian Higgins
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