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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011
Thompson, Paul Vern. “Swift’s ‘Poor Mr Davis,’” Notes and Queries, 213 (1968), 205-6
Thompson, Paul Vern. “The Canon of Swift, 1674-1714,” Summaries of Doctoral Dissertations,
Northwestern University, 5 (1937), 29-33
Thompson, Paul Vern. “The Canon of Swift,” Review of English Studies, 14 (1938), 182-89
Thompson, Paul Vern. “Verses on Blenheim,” TLS, 22 August 1936, p. 680
Thompson, Roger. Unfit for Modest Ears: A Study of Pornographic, Obscene and Bawdy Works
Written or Published in England in the Second Half of the Seventeenth Century. London, 1979
Thomsen, Christian W. Das Groteske im englischen Roman des 18. Jahrhunderts:
Erscheinungsformen und Funktionen. Darmstadt, 1974
Thomson, Helen. “Lilliputian Adventure Lives up to Size,” The Australian, 25 June 1992, p. 14
Thomson, J. A. K. Classical Influences on English Prose. London, 1956
Thomson, Philip. The Grotesque, Critical Idiom, no 24 (London, 1972) (discusses A Beautiful
Young Nymph Going to Bed)
Thornburg, Thomas R. “Tracking Swift: The Mock-Heroic in The Battle of the Books,” Ball State
University Forum, 23 (1982), 3-14
Thornburg, Thomas R. Swift and the Ciceronian Tradition, Ball State Monographs, no 28 (1980)
Thornton, Richard H. “English Authors, Placed on the Roman ‘Index’ (1600 to 1750),” Notes and
Queries, 11th ser., 12 (1915), 333
Thorpe, Annette. “Jonathan Swift’s Prescriptions concerning the English Language,” CLA:
College Language Association Journal, 3 (1960), 173-80
Thorpe, Peter, ed. Eighteenth-Century English Poetry. Chicago, 1975
Thorpe, Peter. “Great Satire and the Fragmented Norm,” Satire Newsletter, 4 (1966-67), 89-93
(deals with Gulliver’s Travels, IV)
Thorpe, Peter. “Rev. A. B. England, Energy and Order in the Poetry of Swift (Lewisburg, London,
Toronto, 1980),” Southern Humanities Review, 16 (1982), 68-69
Thorpe, Peter. “Rev. John R. Clark, Form and Frenzy in Swift’s ‘A Tale of a Tub’ (Ithaca and
London, 1970),” Criticism, 12 (1970), 361-63
Thorson, Connie Capers. “Jonathan Swift and Henry Fielding,” Swift Studies, 1 (1986), 77-79
Thorson, James L. “Jonathan Swift and Samuel Butler,” Swift Studies, 1 (1986), 80-81
Thorson, James L. “Swift: The New Tradition,” 1650-1850: Ideas, Aesthetics, and Inquiries in the
Early Modern Era, 4 (1998), 199-204
Tibble, Anne. The Story of English Literature: A Critical Survey (London, 1974 [1970]) (see pp.
132-34 for Swift)
Tickell, Richard Eustace. Thomas Tickell and the Eighteenth Century Poets, 1685-1740:
Containing Numerous Letters and Poems Hitherto Unpublished. London, 1931
Tieken-Boon van Ostade, Ingrid. “Lowth’s Corpus of Prescriptivism,” To Explain the Present, eds
Terttu Nevalainen and Leena Kahlas-Tarkka (Helsinki, 1997), pp. 451-63
Tigerstedt, E. N. Bonniers allmänna litteratur historia: Renässans - barock - klassicism.
Stockholm, 1960 (see pp. 93-94 for Swift)
Tillyard, Stella. “Rev. Dan Cruickshank, The Secret History of Georgian London (London:
Random House, 2008),” TLS, 11 December 2009, pp. 8-9
Tilton, John W. “Gulliver’s Travels as a Work of Art,” Bucknell Review, 8 (1959), 246-59
Tilton, John W. “Swift among the Cannibals,” Satire Newsletter, 7, no 2 (1970), 153-57
Tilton, John W. “The Two ‘Modest Proposals’: A Dual Approach to Swift’s Irony,” Bucknell
Review, 14 (1966), 78-88
Timpe, Eugene F. “Swift as Railleur,” Journal of English and Germanic Philology, 69 (1970), 41-
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