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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011 5
Alexander, Michael. A History of English Literature (Houndmills, Basingstoke, and London,
2000) (see pp. 177-81 for Swift)
Alkon, Paul K. “Defoe’s Argument in The Shortest Way with the Dissenters,” Modern Philology,
73, no 4, pt 2 (1976), S12-S23 (compares The Shortest Way with A Modest Proposal)
Alkon, Paul K. “Gulliver and the Origins of Science Fiction,” The Genres of “Gulliver’s Travels,”
ed. Frederik N. Smith (Newark, London, Toronto, 1990), pp. 163-78
Alkon, Paul. “Rev. Deborah Baker Wyrick, Jonathan Swift and the Vested Word (Chapel Hill,
North Carolina, and London, 1988),” Studies in English Literature, 29 (1989), 585-86
Alkon, Paul. “Rev. James A. W. Rembert, Swift and the Dialectical Tradition (New York, 1988),”
Studies in English Literature, 29 (1989), 608-9
Alkon, Paul. “Rev. Ruth Salvaggio, Enlightened Absence: Neoclassical Configurations of the
Feminine (Urbana and Chicago, 1988),” Studies in English Literature, 29 (1989), 592-95
Allen, David. “Political Clubs in Restoration London,” Historical Journal, 19 (1976), 561-80
Allen, Don Cameron. “Early Eighteenth-Century Literary Relations between England and
Germany,” Modern Language Notes, 49 (1934), 99-101
Allen, James Lovic. “‘Imitate him if you Dare’: Relationships between the Epitaphs of Swift and
Yeats,” Studies , 70 (1981), 177-86
Allen, Robert J. “Rev. Ricardo Quintana, ‘Situational Satire: A Commentary on the Method of
Swift,’ University of Toronto Quarterly, 17 (1948), 130-36,” Philological Quarterly, 28 (1949),
408
Allen, Robert J. “Rev. Richard I. Cook, Jonathan Swift as a Tory Pamphleteer (Seattle and
London, 1967),” American History Review, 73 (1968), 1523-25
Allen, Robert Joseph. “Swift’s Contests and Dissensions in Boston,” New England Quarterly, 29
(1956), 73-82
Allen, Robert Joseph. “Swift’s Earliest Political Tract and Sir William Temple’s Essays,” Harvard
Studies and Notes in Philology and Literature, 19 (1937), 3-12
Allen, Walter. The English Novel: A Short Critical History. Harmondsworth, Middlesex, 1956
(1954)
Allhusen, E. L. “A Swift Epitaph?” TLS, 2 May 1935, p. 288
Allinson, Francis G. Lucian, Satirist and Artist (New York, 1963 [1926]) (see pp. 169-70 for
Gulliver’s Travels and Lucian’s True Story)
Allison, Alexander W. “Concerning Houyhnhnm Reason,” Sewanee Review, 76 (1968), 480-92
Allison, Alexander. “Rev. John R. Clark, Form and Frenzy in Swift’s ‘Tale of a Tub’ (Ithaca and
London, 1970),” Michigan Quarterly Review, 10 (1971), 218-19
Alliston, April.“Aliosa and Melliora (Love in Excess, Eliza Haywood, 1719-1720),” The Novel, II:
Forms and Themes, ed. Franco Moretti (Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press, 2006),
515-33 (compares Haywood with Gulliver)
Allsop, Richard. M. “Some Parallels to Swift’s ‘Polite Conversation’ in Current Caribbean
English,” English Today, 37, 10, no 1 (1994), 35-40
Allt, Peter and Russell K. Alspach, eds. The Variorum Edition of the Poems of W. B. Yeats (New
York, 1957)
Alryves, Ala. “Plutarch and Swift as Sources for Sterne’s ‘Elephant’ in Tristram Shandy,” Notes
and Queries, 252 (2007), 466-67
Alsop, J. D. “A Whig Attack on A Tale of a Tub, 1711,” Eighteenth-Century Ireland, 5 (1990),
189-91
Alsop, J. D. “The Detection of Matthew Prior’s Peace Mission of 1711,” British Journal for
Eighteenth-Century Studies, 7 (1984), 61-67