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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011
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Watanabe, Koji. “Swift’s Image of Boyle,” Essays Presented to Shiko Murahami on the Occasion
of his Retirement from Osaka University (Tokyo, 1974), pp. 206-17
Watanabe, Koji. “The Lady’s Dressing Room,” English Quarterly (Kyoto), 11 (1974), 229-45
Watanabe, Koji. Swift as Writer. Tokyo, 1991
Watanabe, Koji. Swift’s Fragmentary Thoughts. Tokyo, 1984
Watanabe, Kunio. “The Unnaturalness of Houyhnhnm: About Gulliver’s Fourth Voyage,” Bulletin
of the Humanities, Department of Education, Fukui University, 46 (1993), 43-54
Waterman, Ivan. “From Lilliput to Brobdingnag, via Soho,” The Independent on Sunday, 17
March 1996
Waterton, T. M. “The Dean and the Doctor: A Study in Comparisons,” July 1911
Watkins, W. B. C. “Absent Thee from Felicity,” The Southern Review, 5 (1939-40), 340-65
Watkins, W. B. C. Perilous Balance: The Tragic Genius of Swift, Johnson, and Sterne. Princeton,
1939
Watson, George J. “Rev. The Field Day Anthology of Irish Writing, eds Seamus Deane et al., 3
vols (Derry and London, 1991),” Irish University Review, 22, no 2 (1992), 400-5
Watson, George, ed. The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature, II: 1660-1800
(Cambridge, 1971) (see cols 1054-91 for Swift)
Watson, George, ed. The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature, V: Supplement, A.D. 600-
1900 (Cambridge, 1957) (see cols 456-60 for Swift)
Watson, George, ed. The Shorter New Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature (Cambridge,
1981) (see cols 572-81 for Swift)
Watson, George. “The Augustan Civil War,” Review of English Studies, 36 (1985), 321-37
(discusses Swift’s sermon on the martyrdom of Charles I)
Watson, S. “Power: Nude or Naked,” Open Letters, 3rd ser., 1 (1975), 151-57 (on the role of
clothes in Swift)
Watson, Sheila. “Swift and Ovid: The Development of Metasatire,” Humanities Association
Bulletin, 18 (1967), 5-13
Watt, Ian. “The Ironic Tradition in Augustan Prose from Swift to Johnson,” Restoration and
Augustan Prose (Los Angeles, 1956), pp. 19-46
Watt, Ian. “The Ironic Tradition in Augustan Prose from Swift to Johnson,” Focus: Swift, ed. C. J.
Rawson (London, 1971), pp. 216-38
Watt, Ian. “The Ironic Voice,” The Augustan Age: Approaches to its Literature, Life, and Thought,
ed. Ian Watt (Greenwich, Connecticut, 1968), pp. 101-14
Watt, Ian. “Three Aspects of the Augustan Tradition,” The Listener, 77 (6 April 1967), 454-57
Watt, Ian. “Two Historical Aspects of the Augustan Tradition,” Studies in the Eighteenth Century:
Papers Presented at the David Nichol Smith Memorial Seminar, Canberra 1966, ed. R. F.
Brissenden (Canberra, 1968), pp. 67-88
Watt, Nicholas. “Gulliver Described his Creator’s Illness,” The Times, 24 August 1993, p. 4 (Swift
and Alzheimer’s)
Watts, Irena [Ian Stewart]. “Mathematical Recreations: Gulliver’s Unpublished Travels to the
Flying Island of Laputa,” Scientific American, 264, no 6 (1991), 89-91
Wawers, Elke. Swift zwischen Tradition und Fortschritt: Studie zum ideengeschichtlichen Kontext
von “The Battle of the Books” und “A Tale of a Tub”. Frankfurt am Main, 1989
Weathers, Winston. “A Technique of Irony in A Tale of a Tub,” Jonathan Swift: Tercentenary
Essays (Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1967), pp. 53-60
Weathers, Winston. “A Technique of Irony in A Tale of a Tub,” Rhetorical Analyses of Literary