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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011 111
French, David P. “Rev. Irvin Ehrenpreis, Swift, the Man, his Works, and the Age, I: Mr Swift and
his Contemporaries (London and Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1962),” Books Abroad, 37 (1963),
160-63
French, David P. “Rev. Philip Harth, Swift and Anglican Rationalism: The Religious Background
of ‘A Tale of a Tub’ (Chicago and London, 1961),” Books Abroad, 37 (1963), 160-63
French, David P. “Swift and Hobbes - A Neglected Parallel,” Boston University Studies in English,
3 (1957), 243-55
French, David P. “Swift, Temple, and ‘A Digression on Madness,’” Texas Studies Literature and
Language, 5 (1963-64), 42-57
French, David P. “Swift, the Non-Jurors, and Jacobitism,” Modern Language Notes, 72 (1957),
258-64
French, David P. “The Identity of C.M.P.G.N.S.T.N.S.,” Jonathan Swift: Tercentenary Essays, eds
David P. French et al., The University of Tulsa Department of English Monograph series, no 3
(Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1967), pp. 1-9
French, David P. “The Swift-Gulliver Litigation,” Notes and Queries, 209 (1964), 52-53
French, David P. “The Title of A Tale of a Tub,” Notes and Queries, 196 (1951), 473 -74
Frese, Jerry. “Swift’s Houyhnhnms and Utopian Law,” Hartford Studies in Literature, 9 (1977),
187-95
Freund, Michael, ed. and trans. Jonathan Swift, Die menschliche Komödie: Schriften, Fragmente,
Aphorismen. Stuttgart, 1957
Freund, Michael. “Die Philosophie des Hasses,” Propheten der Revolution: biographische Essays
und Skizzen, ed. Walter Bernhardt (Bremen, 1970), pp. 73-117
Frick, Karl. “Zum Homunculus-Problem,” Sudhoffs Archiv, 48 (1964), 174-77
Fricke, Donna G. “An End to Writing about Swift?” Journal of General Education, 34, no 1
(1982), 35-43
Fricke, Donna G. “Jonathan Swift’s Early Odes and the Conversion to Satire,” Enlightenment
Essays, 5 (1974), 3-17
Fricke, Donna G. “Swift and the Tradition of Informal Satiric Poetry,” Contemporary Studies of
Swift’s Poetry, eds John Irwin Fischer and Donald C. Mell, Jr (Newark, Toronto, London, 1981),
pp. 36-45
Fricke, Donna G. “Swift, Hogarth, and the Sister Arts,” Eighteenth-Century Life, 2 (1975), 29-33
Fricke, Donna G. “The A-mazing Mirror of Verses on the Death of Dr Swift,” Critical Approaches
to Teaching Swift, ed. Peter J. Schakel (New York, 1992), pp. 281-89
Friedli, Hannes. Reflexionen der Fortschrittsidee in Laurence Sternes “Tristram Shandy.” Bern,
1988
Friedmann, Armin and Hieronymus Lorm, eds. Swift’s “Testament.” Wien, 1897
Frietzsche, Arthur H. “The Impact of Applied Science upon the Utopian Ideal,” Brigham Young
University Studies, 3 (1961), 35-42
Frischknecht, Andreas. “‘A Battle of Wits’: Tubbian Entrapment in Swift,” doctoral dissertation,
University of Zurich, 2006
Fritz, Paul S. The English Ministers and Jacobitism between the Rebellions of 1715 and 1745.
Toronto and Buffalo, 1975
Froes, Joao. “‘A Part Omitted’ from Swift’s Sentiments of a Church-of-England Man,” Swift
Studies, 20 (2005), 124-31
Fróes, Joâo. “Additional Passages in Swift’s Letter to William Pulteney, March 1737,” Swift
Studies, 9 (1994), 33-41