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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011
Shaylor, Joseph. Some Favourite Books and their Authors: With Biographical Sketches and
Illustrative Extracts (London, 1901) (see pp. 252-56 for Swift)
Sheehan, David. “Swift on High Pindaric Stilts,” Contemporary Studies of Swift’s Poetry, eds John
Irwin Fischer and Donald C. Mell, Jr (Newark, London, Toronto, 1981), pp. 25-35
Sheehan, David. “Swift, Voiture, and the Spectrum of Raillery,” Essential Articles for the Study of
Jonathan Swift’s Poetry, ed. David M. Vieth (Hamden, Connecticut, 1984), pp. 175-94
Sheehan, David. “Swift, Voiture, and the Spectrum of Raillery,” Papers on Language and
Literature, 14 (1978), 171-88
Sheehan, David. “The Ironist in Rochester’s A Letter from Artemisia in the Town to Chloe in the
Country,” Tennessee Studies in Literature, 25 (1980), 72-83
Sheehan, M. “The Development of British Theory and Practice of the Balance of Power before
1714,” History, 73 (1988), 24-37 (deals with The Conduct of the Allies)
Sheeran, P. F. “Colonists and Colonized: Some Aspects of Anglo-Irish Literature from Swift to
Joyce,” Yearbook of English Studies, 13 (1983), 97-115
Shepard, Alan. “The Literature of a Medical Hoax: The Case of Mary Toft, ‘The Pretended
Rabbit-Bearer,’” Eighteenth-Century Life, 19 (1995), 59-77 (bears on Gulliver’s Travels)
Sheppard, Alfred Tresidder. “Swift and Stella,” The Bookman, 73 (1928), 311-13
Sherbert, Barry. Menippean Satire and the Poetics of Wit: Ideologies of Self-Consciousness in
Dunton, D’Urfey, and Sterne. New York, Washington, DC, Baltimore, 1996
Sherbert, Garry. Menippean Satire and the Poetics of Wit: Ideologies of Self-Consciousness in
Dunton, D’Urfey, and Sterne. New York, Washington, DC, Baltimore, 1996
Sherbo, Arthur. “A Forgotten Poem by Swift (?),” Notes and Queries, 240 (1995), 61-63
Sherbo, Arthur. “Five More Lines of Swift’s Verse,” Notes and Queries, 247 (2002), 362-63
Sherbo, Arthur. “From the Gentleman’s Magazine: Graves, Shenstone, Swift, Warton, Prior,
Byron, Beckford,” Studies in Bibliography, 35 (1982), 285-305
Sherbo, Arthur. “Mundus Muliebris,” The Scriblerian, 11 (1978), 45-46
Sherbo, Arthur. “Swift and Travel Literature,” Modern Language Studies, 9 (1979), 114-27
Sherbo, Arthur. “Swift’s Abuse of Poetic Diction,” College Literature, 15 (1988), 233-48
Sherburn, George and Donald F. Bond. “Jonathan Swift,” The Restoration and Eighteenth
Century, 1660-1789, A Literary History of England, ed. Albert C. Baugh, 2nd ed., III (London,
1967), 857-69
Sherburn, George, ed. “Introduction,” Gulliver’s Travels (New York, 1950), pp. v-xv
Sherburn, George. “Errors concerning the Houyhnhnms,” Modern Philology, 56 (1958), 92-97
Sherburn, George. “Francis Hare and the Peace of Utrecht,” Newberry Library Bulletin, 6, no 3
(1963), 65-73
Sherburn, George. “Gibberish in 1730-1,” Notes and Queries, 198 (1953), 160-61
Sherburn, George. “James Arthur Preu, The Dean and the Anarchist (Tallahasse, Florida, 1959),”
Philological Quarterly, 39 (1960), 329
Sherburn, George. “Methods in Books about Swift,” Studies in Philology, 35 (1938), 635-56
Sherburn, George. “Rev. Arthur E. Case, Four Essays on‘Gulliver’s Travels’ (Princeton, New
Jersey, 1945),” Yale Review, 35 (1945-46), 760-61
Sherburn, George. “The ‘Copies of Verses’ about Gulliver,” Texas Studies in Literature and
Language, 3 (1961), 3-7
Sherman, Stuart, ed. The Longman Anthology of British Literature, 1 C: The Restoration and the
18th Century, 2nd ed. (New York, London, Paris, 2003)
Sherman, Stuart. Telling Time: Clocks, Diaries, and English Diurnal Form, 1660-1785. Chicago
and London, 1996