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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011 29
Berland, Kevin. “Chesterfield Demands the Muse: Dublin Print Culture, Poetry and the ‘Irish’
Voice, 1745-6,” Eighteenth-Century Ireland, 17 (2002), 121-45
Berlatsky, Joel. “Roots of Conflict in Ireland: Colonial Attitudes in the Age of the Penal Laws,”
Eire, 18, no 4 (1983), 40-56
Berman, David. “Gulliver’s Dilemma,” Durham University Journal, 48 (1987), 247- 48
Bermel, Sabine. “Jonathan Swifts Gulliver’s Travels in deutscher Sprache als Kinder- und
Jugendbuch,” M. A. thesis, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität, Bonn, 2003
Bermel, Sabine. Jonathan Swifts “Gulliver’s Travels” und Mark Twains “The Adventures of
Huckleberry Finn” in deutscher Sprache als Kinder- und Jugendbuch. Frankfurt am Main, 2007
Bernard, F. V. “Swift’s Maxim on Populousness: A Possible Source,” Notes and Queries, 210
(1965), 18
Bernard, J. H. “Dean Swift in Dublin,” Blackwood’s Magazine, 180 (1906), 676-93
Bernard, J. H. “The Relations between Swift and Stella,” The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, ed.
Temple Scott (London, 1908), XII, 83-106
Bernard, J. H. The Cathedral Church of Saint Patrick: A History & Description of the Building,
with a Short Account of the Deans. London, 1903
Bernard, J. H. The Cathedral Church of Saint Patrick: A History and Description of the Building,
with a Short Account of the Deans, rev. ed., ed. J. E. L. Oulton (Dublin, Belfast, Limerick, 1951)
Berrie, Françoise. “Swift et l’Ecosse,” Les Langues Modernes, 62 (1968), 490-95
Berry, Henry F. A History of the Royal Dublin Society (London, 1915) (see p. 245 for “three letters
in the handwriting of Dean Swift,” presented to the Society by Thomas Walker)
Berry, Reginald. A Pope Chronology. Houndmills, Basingstoke, 1988
Bertelsen, Lance. “Ireland, Temple, and the Origins of the Drapier,” Papers on Language and
Literature, 13 (1977), 413-19
Berwick, Donald M. The Reputation of Jonathan Swift, 1781-1882. Philadelphia, 1941
Béthery, Sophie. “Women in Gulliver’s Travels,” M. A. thesis, Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris, 1992
Betjeman, John. Letters, I: 1926-1951, ed. Candida Lycett Green (London, 1994) - (302-5: Letters
to Cyril Connolly and Jane and Kenneth Clark on books of Knightly Chetwode’s with Swift’s
notes in them)
Bettenworth, Anja and Dominik Höink, eds. Die Macht der Musik: Georg Friedrich Händels
“Alexander’s Feast.” Interdisziplinäre Studien. Göttingen: V&R unipress, 2010
Betts, Doris. “The Literature of Laputa,” South Carolina Review, 5 (June 1973), 5-10
Bevan, Bryan. Marlborough the Man: A Biography of John Churchill, First Duke of Marlborough.
London, 1975
Bewley, H. “Rev. Collected Poems of Jonathan Swift, ed. Joseph Horrell, 2 vols (London, 1958),”
The Spectator, 29 August 1958, pp. 283-84
Bewley, Marius. “The Poetry of Swift,” The Spectator, 29 August 1958, pp. 283-84
Bewley, Marius. Masks & Mirrors: Essays in Criticism. London, 1970
Bex, Tony. “Parody, Genre, and Literary Meaning,” Journal of Literary Semantics, 25 (1996),
225-44
Bhaldraithe, Tomás de. “Fonóta de lucht Swiftiana,” Studia Hibernica, 14 (1974), 140-42
Biddle, Sheila. Bolingbroke and Harley. London and New York, 1975 (1974)
Bidwell, John. “Recent Acquisitions,” The Clark & Center Newsletter, no 23 (1993), 2-4 (reports
on translations of Gulliver’s Travels)
Bignami, MariaLuisa. “The Novel as Encyclopaedia: Robert Paltock’s Peter Wilkins,” Science and
Imagination in XVIIIth-Century Culture, ed. Sergi Rossi (Milano, 1987), pp. 49-56 (compares
Peter Wilkins with Gulliver’s Travels)