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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011
Études Anglaises, 42 (1989), 101-2
Soupel, Serge. “Rev. Approaches to Teaching ‘Gulliver’s Travels,’ ed. Edward J. Rielly (New
York, 1988),” Études Anglaises, 42 (1989), 116
Soupel, Serge. “Rev. Dirk F. Passmann, ‘Full of Improbable Lies’: ‘Gulliver’s Travels’ und die
Reiseliteratur vor 1726 (Frankfurt am Main, 1987),” Études Anglaises, 42 (1989), 101
Southampton, City of, Public Libraries. The Pitt Collection (Southampton, 1964) (see pp. 118-19
for Swift)
Spacks, Patricia Mayer. “Forgotten Genres,” Modern Language Studies, 18 (1988), 47-57
Spacks, Patricia Meyer. “‘Ev’ry Woman is at Heart a Rake,’” Eighteenth-Century Studies, 8
(1974-75), 27-46
Spacks, Patricia Meyer. “Rev. Jonathan Swift: The Contemporary Background, ed. Clive T.
Probyn (Manchester, 1978),” Modern Language Quarterly, 40 (1979), 403-11
Spacks, Patricia Meyer. “Rev. Michael V. DePorte, Nightmares and Hobbyhorses: Swift, Sterne,
and Augustan Ideas of Madness (San Marino, 1974),” Modern Philology, 73 (1975-76), 305-10
Spacks, Patricia Meyer. “Rev. Peter J. Schakel, The Poetry of Jonathan Swift: Allusion and the
Development of a Poetic Style (Madison, Wisconsin, 1978),” Modern Language Quarterly, 40
(1979), 408-9
Spadafora, David. The Idea of Progress in Eighteenth-Century Britain. New Haven and London,
1990
Späth, Eberhard. “Facts and Factions: Political Pamphlets of the Time of Queen Anne,” Zeitschrift
für Anglistik und Amerikanistik, 40 (1992), 129-40
Speck, W. A. “A Tale of a Tub,” Swift (London, 1969), pp. 73-99
Speck, W. A. “From Principles to Practice: Swift and Party Politics,” The World of Jonathan Swift:
Essays for the Tercentenary, ed. Brian Vickers (Oxford, 1968), pp. 69-86
Speck, W. A. “Rev. David Ward, Jonathan Swift: An Introductory Essay (London, 1973),” Notes
and Queries, 220 (1975), 513-14
Speck, W. A. “Rev. Eighteenth-Century Contexts: Historical Inquiries in Honor of Phillip Harth,
eds Howard D. Weinbrot, Peter J. Schakel, and Stephen E. Karian (Madison, Wisconsin, 2001),”
Literature and History, 13 (2004), 89-90
Speck, W. A. “Rev. F. P. Lock, Swift’s Tory Politics (London, 1983),” English Historical Review,
101 (1986), 721
Speck, W. A. “Rev. Irvin Ehrenpreis, Swift, the Man, his Works, and the Age, II: Dr Swift (London
and Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1967),” Notes and Queries, 214 (1969), 395-98
Speck, W. A. “Rev. Irvin Ehrenpreis, Swift, the Man, his Works, and the Age, III: Dean Swift
(London and Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1983),” English Historical Review, 100 (1985), 133-34
Speck, W. A. “Swift and the Historian,” Proceedings of The First Münster Symposium on
Jonathan Swift, eds Hermann J. Real and Heinz J. Vienken (München, 1985), pp. 257-68
Speck, W. A. “The Examiner Examined: Swift’s Tory Pamphleteering,” Focus: Swift, ed. C. J.
Rawson (London, 1971), pp. 138-54
Speck, W. A. “The Examiner Re-Examined,” Prose Studies, 16 (1993), 34-43
Speck, W. A. “The Examiner Re-Examined,” Telling People What to Think: Early Eighteenth-
Century Periodicals from “The Review” to “The Rambler,” eds J. A. Downie and Thomas N.
Corns (London, 1993), pp. 34-43
Speck, W. A. Society and Literature in England, 1700-60. Dublin and London, 1983
Speck, W. A. Swift. London, 1969
Spector, Robert Donald. “Lagerkvist, Swift, and the Devices of Fantasy,” Western Humanities
Review, 12 (1958), 75-79