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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011
(London and Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1983),” London Review of Books, 16 May 1984, pp. 13-
14
Ricks, Christopher. “Rev. J. A. Downie, Jonathan Swift, Political Writer (London, 1984),” London
Review of Books, 16 May 1984, pp. 13-14
Ricks, Christopher. “Rev. The Character of Swift’s Satire: A Revised Focus, ed. Claude Rawson
(Newark, London, Toronto, 1983),” The London Review of Books, 16 May 1984, pp. 13-14
Ricks, Christopher. Beckett’s Dying Words: The Clarendon Lectures 1990. Oxford, 1993
Ridgeway, Athelstan. Everyman’s Encyclopedia, 3rd ed., 12 vols (London and Toronto, 1949-50)
(see XII, 153 for Swift)
Riederer, Franz, ed. and trans. Gullivers Reisen von Jonathan Swift: mit Bildern und Vignetten von
Grandville. Naunhof und Leipzig, [1938]
Rieger, Dietmar. Imaginäre Bibliotheken: Bücherwelten in der Literatur. München, 2002
Rielly, Edward J. “Rev. A. C. Elias, Jr, Swift at Moor Park: Problems in Biography and Criticism
(Philadelphia, 1982),” Modern Language Studies, 16 (1986), 316-18
Rielly, Edward J. “Rev. Reading Swift: Papers from The Second Münster Symposium on Jonathan
Swift, eds Richard H. Rodino and Hermann J. Real, with the assistance of Helgard Stöver-Leidig
(München, 1993),” Modern Philology, 93 (1996), 391-93
Rielly, Edward J., ed. Approaches to Teaching “Gulliver’s Travels.” New York, 1988
Riely, Elizabeth G. “The Duchess of Marlborough on Swift,” The Scriblerian, 7 (1974), 1-3
Riely, Elizabeth G. “The Duchess of Marlborough on Swift,” The Scriblerian, 7 (1974), 1-3
(comments on irreligious tendencies of A Tale of a Tub)
Riely, John. “Scribleriana at the Yale Center for British Art,” The Scriblerian, 10 (1977), 47-50
Riley, Henry T. “‘Gulliver,’ as Used by Swift: Its Meaning,” Notes and Queries, 2nd ser., 3
(1857), 229
Rippy, Frances Mayhew. Matthew Prior, TEAS, no 418 (Boston, 1986)
Risk, Mary H. “‘Bradley, the Taylor,’” Hermathena, 108 (1969), 18-23
Ritchie, Daniel E. “Why Can’t Gulliver Learn? Ancients and Moderns in Swift, the Bible, and Our
Time,” Reconstructing Literature in an Ideological Age: A Biblical Poetics and Literary Studies
from Milton to Burke (Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Cambridge, 1996), pp. 21-70
Rivero, Albert J., ed. Gulliver’s Travels: Based on the 1726 Text, Contexts, Criticism. New York
and London, 2002
Rivers, Charles L. “Swift and Ovid on Hypocrisy,” Notes and Queries, 196 (1951), 496
Rivers, Isabel, ed. Books and their Readers in Eighteenth-Century England. Leicester and New
York, 1982
Rivers, Isabel. The Poetry of Conservatism, 1600-1745: A Study of Poets and Public Affairs from
Jonson to Pope. Cambridge, 1973
Rivington, Charles A. “Tyrant”: The Story of John Barber, 1675 to 1741, Jacobite Mayor of
London and Printer and Friend to Dr Swift. York, 1989
Rizzo, Betty. “Swift’s Favourite Cousin ‘Poor Pat Rolt’ - and Other Relations,” Notes and
Queries, 228 (1983), 519-24
Robbins, Caroline. “Rev. Edward W. Rosenheim, Jr, Swift and the Satirist’s Art (Chicago and
London, 1963),” Journal of Modern History, 36 (1964), 65-66
Robbins, Christopher. “‘The Most Universal Villain I Ever Knew’: Jonathan Swift and the Earl of
Wharton,” Eighteenth-Century Ireland, 18 (2003), 23-38
Roberts, Adam. “Ist Swifts Gullivers Reisen (1726) Science Fiction?” Alien Contact: Jahrbuch
2002 (Berlin, 2003), pp. 50-61
Roberts, Clayton. “The Fall of the Godolphin Ministry,” Journal of British Studies, 22, no 1