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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011 301
Starkman, Miriam K., ed. Gulliver’s Travels and Other Writings. New York, 1965
Starkman, Miriam K., ed. Gulliver’s Travels and Other Writings. New York, 1973 (1962)
Starkmann, Alfred. “Seine Pamphlete wurden Weltliteratur: Er war mehr als der Autor des
Gulliver - zum 300. Geburtstag Jonathan Swifts,” Die Welt, 28 November 1967
Starr, G. Gabrielle. “Ethics, Meaning, and the Work of Beauty,” Eighteenth-Century Studies, 35
(2002), 361-78
Stathis, James J. “Diminution in the Pulpit: Swift’s Sermon Upon the Martyrdom of King Charles
I,” Tennessee Studies in Literature, 12 (1967), 51-55
Stathis, James J. “Rev. Richard I. Cook, Jonathan Swift as a Tory Pamphleteer (Seattle and
London, 1967),” Georgia Review, 23 (1969), 110-11
Stathis, James J. A Bibliography of Swift Studies, 1945-1965. Nashville, Tennessee, 1967
Stathis, James W. “Rev. Milton Voigt, Swift and the Twentieth Century (Detroit, 1964),”
Comparative Literature Studies, 2 (1965), 186-90
Staves, Susan. “Don Quixote in Eighteenth-Century England,” Comparative Literature, 24 (1972),
193-215
Staves, Susan. “Rev. Swift and his Contexts, eds John Irwin Fischer, Hermann J. Real, and James
Wolley (New York, 1989),” Yearbook of English Studies, 22 (1992), 304-5
Stavrou, C. N. “Gulliver’s Voyage to the Land of the Dubliners,” South Atlantic Quarterly, 59
(1960), 490-99
Stavrou, C. N. “The Love Songs of J. Swift, G. Bernard Shaw and J. A. A. Joyce,” Midwest
Quarterly, 6 (1964), 135-62
Stedmond, J. M. “Another Possible Analogue for Swift’s Tale of a Tub,” Modern Language Notes,
72 (1957), 13-18
Stedmond, John. “Rev. Milton Voigt, Swift and the Twentieth Century (Detroit, 1964),” Queen’s
Quarterly, 73 (1966), 139-40
Steele, Peter. “Swift and the Uses of Anger,” Monash Swift Papers, no 1 (1988), pp. 27-40
Steele, Peter. “Telling it Slant: Swift and the Journal to Stella,” Ireland and Irish-Australia:
Studies in Cultural and Political History, eds Oliver MacDonagh and W. F. Mandle (London,
Sydney, Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, 1986), pp. 248-57
Steele, Peter. “Terminal Days among the Houyhnhnms,” Southern Review (Australia), 4 (1971),
227-36
Steele, Peter. Jonathan Swift: Preacher and Jester. Oxford, 1978
Steensma, Robert C. “A Legal Proverb in Defoe, Swift, and Shenstone,” Proverbium, 10 (1968),
248
Steensma, Robert C. “Dear Friend, Dear Brother: The Letters of Jonathan Swift and Dr
Arbuthnot,” Compendious Conversations: The Method of Dialogue in the Early Enlightenment, ed.
Kevin L. Cope (Frankfurt on Main, New York, Paris, 1992), pp. 181-92
Steensma, Robert C. “Rev. H. Teerink, A Bibliography of the Writings of Jonathan Swift, 2nd ed.,
rev. Arthur H. Scouten (Philadelphia, 1963),” College English, 25 (1964), 477
Steensma, Robert C. “Rev. Irvin Ehrenpreis, Swift, the Man, his Works, and the Age, II: Dr Swift
(London and Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1967),” The Scriblerian, 1 (1968), 24-26
Steensma, Robert C. “Swift and Epicurus,” The Bulletin of the Rocky Mountain Modern Language
Association, 17, nos 1-2 (1964), 10-12
Steensma, Robert C. “Swift’s Apologia: Verses on the Death of Dr Swift,” Utah Academy
Proceedings, 42 (1965), 23-28
Steensma, Robert C. “Swift’s Model for Lord Munodi,” Notes and Queries, 210 (1965), 216-17
Steensma, Robert C. “The Influence of Sir William Temple on Jonathan Swift: Some