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Verses on his Death,” Essential Articles for the Study of Jonathan Swift’s Poetry, ed. David M.
Vieth (Hamden, Connecticut, 1984), pp. 315-45
Scouten, Arthur H. and Robert D. Hume. “Pope and Swift: Text and Interpretation of Swift’s
Verses on his Death,” Philological Quarterly, 52 (1973), 205-31
Scruggs, Charles. “‘Sweetness and Light’: The Basis of Swift’s Views on Art and Criticism,”
Tennessee Studies in Literature, 18 (1973), 93-104
Scruggs, Charles. “‘Swift’s Use of Lucretius in A Tale of a Tub,” Texas Studies in Literature and
Language, 15 (1973), 39-49
Scruggs, Charles. “George Orwell and Jonathan Swift: A Literary Relationship,” South Atlantic
Quarterly, 76 (1977), 177-89
Scruggs, Charles. “Swift’s Views on Language: The Basis of his Attack on Poetic Diction,” Texas
Studies in Literature and Language, 13 (1971-72), 581-82
Scudder, Vida D. “The Age of Jonathan Swift,” Social Ideals in English Letters (Chautauqua, New
York, 1910 [1898]), pp. 80-113
Seccombe, Thomas. “Jonathan Swift,” The Bookman: With Presentation Plate Portrait of Swift, 32
(1907), 193-96
Secord, A. W. “Gulliver and Dampier,” Modern Language Notes, 51 (1936), 159
Secord, A. W. “Rev. William A. Eddy, ‘Gulliver’s Travels’: A Critical Study (Princeton, New
Jersey, 1923),” Journal of English and Germanic Philology, 4 (1924), 460-62
Secord, Arthur Wellesley. “Did Swift write the Memoirs [of Captain Carleton]?” Studies in the
Narrative Method of Defoe (New York, 1963 [1924]), pp. 204-6
Secord, Donald F. “Rev. Louis A. Landa and James Edward Tobin, eds, A List of Critical Studies
Published from 1895 to 1945 (New York, 1945),” Journal of English and Germanic Philology, 46
(1947), 222
Sedelov, Sally Yeates. “Rev. Louis T. Milic, A Quantitative Approach to the Style of Jonathan
Swift (The Hague and Paris, 1967),” Style, 3 (1969), 205-7
Seedorff, M. P. “Menneske-fjenden, hvis bog alle børn elsker (The misanthrope whose book all
children love),” Dannevirke, 9 September 1960
Seeger, Oskar. Die Auseinandersetzung zwischen Antike und Moderne in England bis zum Tode Dr
Samuel Johnsons. Leipzig, 1927
Seehase, Georg, ed. Englische Literatur im Überblick. Leipzig, 1986
Seelye, John D. “Hobbes’ Leviathan and the Giantism Complex in the First Book of Gulliver’s
Travels,” Journal of English and Germanic Philology, 60 (1961), 228-39
Seidel, Michael. “Crisis Rhetoric and Satiric Power,” New Literary History, 20 (1988-89), 165-86
Seidel, Michael. “Fathers and Sons: Swift’s A Tale of a Tub,” Jonathan Swift: A Collection of
Critical Essays, ed. Claude Rawson (Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1995), pp. 63-81
Seidel, Michael. “Fathers and Sons: Swift’s A Tale of a Tub,” Satiric Inheritance: Rabelais to
Sterne (Princeton, New Jersey, 1979), pp. 169-200
Seidel, Michael. “Gulliver’s Travels and the Contracts of Fiction,” The Cambridge Companion to
the Eighteenth-Century Novel, ed. John Richetti (Cambridge, 1996), pp. 72-89
Seidel, Michael. “Rev. The Character of Swift’s Satire: A Revised Focus, ed. Claude Rawson
(Newark, London, Toronto, 1983),” Criticism, 27 (1985), 316-19
Seidel, Michael. “Strange Dispositions: Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels,” Satiric Inheritance: Rabelais
to Sterne (Princeton, New Jersey, 1979), pp. 201-25
Seijas, Joaquin Rojo. “Swift y la Revolucion de 1688-89,” Filologia Moderna, 10 (1970), 113-30
Seijas, Joaquín Rojo. “Temas de A Tale of a Tub en las primeras odas de Swift,” Cuadernos de
Filologia (Junio 1972), pp. 17-26