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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011
Corisco, Ana Maria Hornero. “Gulliver’s Travels on the Screen: Spanish Film Versions,” Swift
Studies, 20 (2005), 111-23
Cork and Orrery, E. C., ed. The Orrery Papers, 2 vols (London, 1903)
Corke, Hilary. “Rev. Irvin Ehrenpreis, The Personality of Jonathan Swift (London, 1958),”
Encounter, 11, no 4 (1958), 84-87
Corkery, Daniel. “Ourselves and Dean Swift,” Studies, 23 (1934), 203-18
Corkery, Daniel. “Rev. Mario Manlio Rossi and Joseph M. Hone, Swift or The Egotist (London,
1934),” Studies, 23 (1934), 203-18
Corkery, Daniel. “Rev. Stephen Gwynn, The Life and Friendships of Dean Swift (London, 1933),”
Studies, 23 (1934), 203-18
Corkery, Daniel. “Rev. W. D. Taylor, Jonathan Swift: A Critical Essay (London, 1933),” Studies,
23 (1934), 203-18
Corkery, Daniel. The Hidden Ireland: A Study of Gaelic Munster in the Eighteenth Century.
Dublin, 1941
Corman, Brian. “‘In what ordure hast thou dipped thy pencil?’: Problems in Teaching Part 4,”
Approaches to Teaching “Gulliver’s Travels,” ed. Edward J. Rielly (New York, 1988), pp. 63-68
Cornu, Donald. “Rev. Arthur E. Case, Four Essays on‘Gulliver’s Travels’ (Princeton, New
Jersey,1945),” Modern Language Quarterly, 7 (1946), 505-6
Cornu, Donald. “Rev. Joseph Manch, Jonathan Swift and Women (Buffalo, 1941),” Modern
Language Quarterly, 2 (1941), 328-29
Cornu, Donald. “Rev. Memoirs of the Extraordinary Life, Works, and Discoveries of Martinus
Scriblerus, ed. Charles Kerby-Miller (New Haven, 1950),” Modern Language Quarterly, 11
(1950), 502-4
Cornu, Donald. “Swift, Motte, and the Copyright Struggle: Two Unnoticed Documents,” Modern
Language Notes, 54 (1939), 114-24
Coronato, Rocco. “Scienza e entusiasmo in A Tale of a Tub,” Scienza e immaginario, eds
Francesco Gozzi and Anthony L. Johnson (Pisa, 1997), pp. 77-88
Costa, Gustavo. “La Congregazione dell’Indice e Jonathan Swift (Documenti sulla ricezione
Italiana di A Tale of a Tub),” Paratesto: Rivista Internazionale, 1 (2004), 145-65
Cotterill, Anne. “Epilogue: Wandered too Far? Swift’s Monstrous Voice,” Digressive Voices in
Early Modern Literature (Oxford, 2004), pp. 278-305
Cottom, Daniel. Cannibals & Philosophers: Bodies of Enlightenment (Baltimore and London,
2001) (see p. 13 for a comment on the “most familiar quotation from A Tale of a Tub” - pp. 110-11
for Gullivers Travels - pp. 199-200 for The Lady’s Dressing Room))
Cotton, Henry. Fasti Ecclesiae Hibernicae: The Succession of the Prelates and Members of the
Cathedral Bodies in Ireland, 5 vols (Dublin, 1847-60)
Coudert, Marie Louise. “Les Trois rires: Rabelais, Swift, Voltaire,” Europe, 45 (1967), 93-98
Coughlin, Matthew N. “‘This Deluge of Brass’: Rhetoric in the First and Fourth Drapier Letters,”
Eire, 11 (1976), 77-91
Coulling, Sidney M. B. “Carlyle and Swift,” Studies in English Literature, 10 (1970), 741-58
Courthope, W. J. A History of English Poetry, 6 vols (New York, 1962) (see V, 121-42 for Swift)
Cousin, John W. Biographical Dictionary of English Literature (London and New York, 1942
[1910]) (see pp. 366-68 for Swift)
Cowell, John. No Profit but the Name: The Longfords and the Gate Theatre (Dublin, 1988) (see
pp. 93-100 for the Earl of Longford’s Yahoo)
Cowie, Alexander. “Rev. Frank Stier Goodwin, Jonathan Swift: Giant in Chains (New York,
1940),” Saturday Review of Literature, 4 January 1941, p. 13