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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011
Abroad, 38 (1964), 429
Wilson, James R. “Swift, the Psalmist, and the Horse,” Tennessee Studies in Literature, 3 (1958),
17-23
Wilson, James R. “Swift’s Alazon,” Studia Neophilologica, 30 (1958), 153-64
Wilson, Mona. “Swift’s Polite Conversation,” English, 1 (1936), 150-55
Wilson, Penelope. “Feminism and the Augustans: Some Readings and Problems,” Critical
Quarterly, 28, nos 1-2 (1986), 80-92
Wilson, Penelope. “Feminism and the Augustans: Some Readings and Problems,” Futures for
English, ed. Colin MacCabe (Manchester and New York, 1988), pp. 80-92
Wilson, Penelope. “Feminism and the Augustans: Some Readings and Problems,” Jonathan Swift:
A Collection of Critical Essays, ed. Claude Rawson (Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1995), pp.
166-77
Wilson, Penelope. “Feminism and the Augustans: Some Readings and Problems,” Jonathan Swift,
ed. Nigel Wood (London and New York, 1999), pp. 182-95
Wilson, Stephen. “Rev. Ferocious Humanism: An Anthology of Irish Poetry from before Swift to
Yeats and After, ed. W. J. McCormack (London, 2000),” European English Messenger, 9, no 2
(2000), 75-76
Wilson, T. G. “A Hitherto Undescribed Death-Mask of Swift,” Journal of the Royal Society of
Antiquaries of Ireland, 81 (1951), 107-14
Wilson, T. G. “Pooley’s Portrait of Swift,” Dublin Magazine, 8, nos 1-2 (1969), 47-50
Wilson, T. G. “Swift and the Doctors,”Medical History, 8 (1964), 199-216
Wilson, T. G. “Swift in Trinity,” Dublin Magazine, 5, no 2 (1966), 10-22
Wilson, T. G. “Swift: The Prince of Journalists,” Dublin Magazine, 6 (1967), 46-73
Wilson, T. G. “Swift’s Deafness and his Last Illness,” Irish Journal of Medical Science, 6th ser.,
no 162 (1939), 241-56
Wilson, T. G. “Swift’s Deafness and his Last Illness,” Tenements of Clay: An Anthology of
Medical Biographical Essays, ed. Arnold Sorsby (London, 1974), pp. 115-31
Wilson, T. G. “Swift’s Personality,” Fair Liberty Was All His Cry: A Tercentenary Tribute to
Jonathan Swift, ed. A. Norman Jeffares (London and New York, 1967), pp. 15-41
Wilson, T. G. “The Death Masks of Dean Swift,” Princeton University Library Chronicle, 16
(1955), 107-10
Wilson, T. G. “The Death Masks of Dean Swift,”Medical History, 4 (1960), 49-58
Wilson, T. G. “The Iconography of Swift,” Journal of the Royal College of Surgeons of
Edinburgh, 13 (1968), 175-88
Wilson, T. G. “The Mental and Physical Health of Dean Swift,”Medical History, 2 (1958), 175-90
Wilson, T. G. “The Nature of his Illness,” Swift: A Commemorative Supplement, The Irish Times,
22 March 1967
Wimsatt, William K. “Rhetoric and Poems: The Example of Swift,” The Author in his Work:
Essays on a Problem in Criticism, eds Louis L. Martz and Aubrey Williams (New Haven and
London, 1978), pp. 229-44
Wimsatt, William K. “Rhetoric and Poems: The Example of Swift,”Essential Articles for the Study
of Jonathan Swift’s Poetry, ed. David M. Vieth (Hamden, Connecticut, 1984), pp. 87-104
Wimsatt, William Kurtz. The Portraits of Alexander Pope. New Haven and London, 1965
Winch, Alison. “‘The nymph grown Furious, roar’d’: Lady Mary Wortley Montague’s Response to
Jonathan Swift’s The Lady’s Dressing Room,” Misogynism and Literature: Any Place, Any Time,
ed. Britta Zangen (Frankfurt on Main, 2004), pp. 71-88
Winchester, Caleb Thomas. “The Life of Jonathan Swift,” An Old Castle and Other Essays (New