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Francus, Marilyn. “‘A-Killing Their Children With Safety’: Maternal Identity and Transgression in
Swift and Defoe,” Lewd & Notorious: Female Transgression in the Eighteenth Century, ed.
Katherine Kittredge (Ann Arbor, 2003), pp. 258-82
Francus, Marilyn. “The Monstrous Mother: Reproductive Anxiety in Swift and Pope,” ELH, 61
(1994), 829-51
Francus, Marilyn. The Converting Imagination: Linguistic Theory and Swift’s Satiric Prose.
Carbondale and Edwardsville, 1994
Frankel, Charles. The Faith of Reason: The Idea of Progress in the French Enlightenment (New
York, 1948) (Chapter V deals with a Gulliverian theme, the Insane Idea of Becoming Wholly
Reasonable)
Franklin, Michael J. “Lemuel Self-translated: or, Being an Ass in Houyhnhnmland,” Modern
Language Review, 100 (2005), 1-19
Frankovskiy, A. A. “Aimechaniya (Annotations),” Skazka bochki /Putešestviya Gullivera (A Tale
of a Tub /Gulliver’s Travels) (Moscow, 1976), pp. 389-425
Frantz, R. W. “Swift’s ‘Cousin Simpson,’” Huntington Library Quarterly, 1 (1937-38), 329-34
Frantz, R. W. “Swift’s Yahoos and the Voyagers,” Modern Philology, 29 (1931-32), 49-57
Frantz, R. W. The English Traveller and the Movement of Ideas, 1660-1732. Lincoln, Nebraska,
1967 (1934)
Fraser, A. M. “Joseph Damer - A Banker of Old Dublin,” Dublin Historical Record, 3, no 3
(1941), 41-53
Fraser, G. S. “Rev. Collected Poems of Jonathan Swift, ed. Joseph Horrell, 2 vols (London,
1958),” Twentieth Century, 165 (1959), 524-27
Fraser, G. S. “Rev. Kathleen Williams, Jonathan Swift and the Age of Compromise (Lawrence,
Kansas, and London, 1958),” Twentieth Century, 165 (1959), 524-27
Fraser, John. “Rereading Traven’s The Death Ship,” The Southern Review, 9 (1973), 59-92
(compares Traven with Gulliver)
Fraser, John. “Swift and the Decay of Letters,” The Name of Action: Critical Essays (Cambridge,
1984), pp. 170-78
Fraser, Russell. “What is Augustan Poetry?” Sewanee Review, 98 (1990), 620-45
Fraser, Vera S. M. “Rev. Bertram Newman, Jonathan Swift (London, 1937),” Dublin Review, 212
(1938), 369-70
Fréchet, René. “Célébration du tricentenaire de Swift à Dublin,” Études Anglaises, 20 (1967), 217-
18
Frédérix, Pierre. Swift: le véritable Gulliver. Paris, 1964
Freedman, William. “‘The Whole Scene of this Voyage’: A Primal Scene Reading of Gulliver’s
Voyage to Brobingnag,” Psychoanalytic Review, 71 (1984), 553-68
Freedman, William. “Dynamic Identity and the Hazards of Satire in Swift,” Studies in English
Literature, 29 (1989), 473-88
Freedman, William. “Gulliver’s Voyage to the Country of the Houyhnhnms: Adolescent
Asceticism, Idealization, and Ideology,” International Review of Psychoanalysis, 18 (1991), 527-
39
Freedman, William. “Some Kind of Ironic Blame-by-Praise: An Attempt to Classify,” Colby
Library Quarterly, 22 (1986), 138-52
Freedman, William. “Swift’s Struldbruggs, Progress, and the Analogy of History,” Studies in
English Literature, 35 (1995), 457-72
Freedman, Willliam. “Phillis: or, The Progress of Love and The Progress of Beauty: Art, Artifice,
and Reality in Swift’s ‘Anti-Poetry,’” Concerning Poetry, 17 (1984), 79-92