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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011
Stack, Frank. “Rev. Allan Ingram, Intricate Laughter in the Satire of Swift and Pope (London,
1986),” THES, 715 (1986), 17
Stack, Frank. “Rev. F. P. Lock, Swift’s Tory Politics (London, 1983),” British Journal for
Eighteenth-Century Studies, 8 (1985), 109-10
Stack, Frank. Pope and Horace: Studies in Imitation. Cambridge, 1985
Staley, Thomas F. “The Poet Joyce and the Shadow of Swift,” Jonathan Swift: Tercentenary
Essays, eds David P. French et al., The University of Tulsa Department of English Monograph
series, no 3 (Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1967), pp. 39-52
Staley, Thomas F. “The Poet Joyce and the Shadow of Swift,” Jonathan Swift: Tercentenary
Essays, eds David P. French et al. (Tulsa, Oklahoma), pp. 39-52
Stallybrass, Peter and Allon White. “The Grotesque Satiric Body,” Jonathan Swift, ed. Nigel
Wood (London and New York, 1999), pp. 158-69
Stamm, Rudolf. Englische Literatur (Bern, 1957) (see pp. 234-38 for Swift)
Stanford, W. B. Ireland and the Classical Tradition. Dublin and Totowa, New Jersey, 1978 (1977)
Stang, Harald. Einleitung - Fußnote - Kommentar: fingierte Formen wissenschaftlicher
Darstellung als Gestaltungselemente moderner Erzählkunst. Bielefeld, 1992
Stang, Harald. Einleitung - Fußnote - Kommentar: fingierte Formen wissenschaftlicher
Darstellung als Gestaltungselemente moderner Erzählkunst. Bielefeld, 1992
Stanley, Michael. “Jonathan Swift,” Famous Dubliners: W. B. Yeats, James Joyce, Jonathan Swift,
Wolfe Tone, Oscar Wilde, Edward Carson (Dublin, 1996), pp. 92-127
Stanley, William Chad. “Swift’s On the Day of Judgement,” The Explicator, 53 (1990), 73-75
Stannard, Michael. “The ‘South-East Point of New-Holland’ as No-Place: A Possible Solution to a
Textual Problem in the Fourth Voyage of Gulliver’s Travels,” Notes and Queries, 241 (1996), 297-
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Stanwood, P. G. “Rev. Raymond A. Anselment, ‘Betwixt Jest and Earnest’: Marprelate, Milton,
Marvell, Swift & the Decorum of Religious Ridicule (Toronto, Buffalo, London 1979)”, Journal of
English and Germanic Philology , 80 (1981), 253-55
Stanzel, Franz K. “Gulliver’s Travels: Satire, Utopie, Dystopie,” Die Modernen Sprachen, 7
(1963), 106-16
Starkman, Miriam K. “Charles Allen Beaumont, Swift’s Use of the Bible: A Documentation and a
Study in Allusion (Athens, Georgia, 1965),” Georgia Review, 21 (1967), 275-76
Starkman, Miriam K. “Jonathan Swift: The Ultimate Realities of Satire,” Ultimate Reality and
Meaning, 12 (1989), 30-42
Starkman, Miriam K. “Quakers, Phrenologists, and Jonathan Swift,” Journal of the History of
Ideas, 20 (1959), 403-12
Starkman, Miriam K. “Rev. George Mayhew, Rage or Raillery: The Swift Manuscripts at the
Huntington Library (San Marino, California, 1967),” South Atlantic Quarterly, 67 (1968), 183-84
Starkman, Miriam K. “Rev. John R. Clark, Form and Frenzy in Swift’s ‘Tale of a Tub’ (Ithaca and
London, 1970),” The Scriblerian, 3 (1970), 21-22
Starkman, Miriam K. “Rev. Kathleen Williams, Jonathan Swift and the Age of Compromise
(Lawrence, Kansas, and London, 1958),” The History of Ideas News Letter, 5 (1959), 40-42
Starkman, Miriam K. “Rev. Ronald Paulson, Theme and Structure in Swift’s ‘Tale of a Tub’ (New
Haven, 1960),” Modern Language Quarterly, 22 (1961), 90-91
Starkman, Miriam K. “Satirical Onomastics: Lemuel Gulliver and King Solomon,” Philological
Quarterly, 60 (1981), 41-52
Starkman, Miriam K. Swift’s Satire on Learning in “A Tale of a Tub”.’Princeton, New Jersey,
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