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Hill, North Carolina, and London, 1988),” The Scriblerian, 22 (1989), 57-59
Smith, Frederik N. “Rev. Marilyn Francus, The Converting Imagination: Linguistic Theory and
Swift’s Satiric Prose (Carbondale and Edwardsville, 1994),” The Scriblerian, 27 (1995), 175-76
Smith, Frederik N. “Rev. Patrick Reilly, Jonathan Swift: The Brave Desponder (Manchester,
1982),” The Scriblerian, 16 (1983), 53-55
Smíth, Frederik N. “Rev. Paula R. Backscheider, A Being More Intense: A Study of the Prose
Works of Bunyan, Swift, and Defoe (New York, 1985),” Eighteenth Century, n. s. 10 (1985), 403-4
Smith, Frederik N. “Rev. The Character of Swift’s Satire: A Revised Focus, ed. Claude Rawson
(Newark, London, Toronto, 1983),” Eighteenth-Century Studies, 19 (1985-86), 441-43
Smith, Frederik N. “Science, Imagination, and Swift’s Brobdingnagians,” Eighteenth Century Life,
14, no 1 (1990), 100-14
Smith, Frederik N. “Scientific Discourse: Gulliver’s Travels and The Philosophical Transactions,”
The Genres of “Gulliver’s Travels,” ed. Frederik N. Smith (Newark, London, Toronto, 1990), pp.
139-62
Smith, Frederik N. “Swift and Cannabis,” American Notes and Queries, 22 (1983), 37-39
Smith, Frederik N. “Swift’s ‘Descriptions,’” Teaching Eighteenth-Century Poetry, ed. Christopher
Fox (New York, 1990), pp. 167-96
Smith, Frederik N. “Swift’s Correspondence: The ‘Dramatic’ Style and the Assumption of Roles,”
Studies in English Literature, 14 (1974), 357-71
Smith, Frederik N. “Swift’s View of Composition and the Meaning of Gulliver’s Travels,” Critical
Approaches to Teaching Swift, ed. Peter J. Schakel (New York, 1992), pp. 91-113
Smith, Frederik N. “The Danger of Reading Swift: The Double Binds of Gulliver’s Travels,”
Reader Entrapment in Eighteenth-Century Literature, ed. Carl R. Kropf (New York: AMS, 1992),
pp. 109-30
Smith, Frederik N. “The Danger of Reading Swift: The Double Binds of Gulliver’s Travels,”
Studies in the Literary Imagination, 17, no 1 (1984), 35-47
Smith, Frederik N. “The Epistemology of Fictional Failure: Swift’s Tale of a Tub and Beckett’s
Watt,” Texas Studies in Literature and Language, 15 (1973-74), 649-72
Smith, Frederik N. “Using Student Responses to Teach Gulliver’s Travels,” Approaches to
Teaching “Gulliver’s Travels,” ed. Edward J. Rielly (New York, 1988), pp. 25-29
Smith, Frederik N. “Vexing Voices: The Telling of Gulliver’s Story,” Papers on Language and
Literature, 21 (1985), 383-98
Smith, Frederik N. and Karen K. Dudra. “Gulliver and Niagara,” The Scriblerian, 13 (1981), 116-
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Smith, Frederik N. Beckett’s Eighteenth Century. Houndmills, Basingstoke, and New York, 2002
Smith, Frederik N. Language and Reality in Swift’s “A Tale of a Tub.” Columbus, Ohio, 1979
Smith, Frederik N., ed. The Genres of “Gulliver’s Travels.” Newark, London, Toronto, 1990
Smith, Grace E. “‘Chiefly About War Matters’: Hawthorne’s Swift Judgement of Lincoln,”
American Transcendental Quarterly, 15 (2001), 150-61
Smith, Grace P. “Rabelais and the Figure of Man as an Inverted Tree,” Philological Quarterly, 17
(1938), 218-19
Smith, Grover, ed. Letters of Aldous Huxley. New York and Evanston, 1969
Smith, Lisa Herb. “‘The Livery of Religion’: Reconciling Swift’s Argument and Project,” English
Language Notes, 31, no 2 (1993), 27-33
Smith, M. Ellwood. “Notes on the Rimed Fable in England,” Modern Language Notes, 31 (1916),
206-16
Smith, M. Ellwood. “The Fable and Kindred Forms,” Journal of English and Germanic Philology,