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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011
Crane, R. S. “The Rationale of the Fourth Voyage,” Gulliver’s Travels: An Annotated Text with
Critical Essays, ed. Robert A. Greenberg (New York, 1961), pp. 300-7
Crane, Ronald S., ed. A Collection of English Poems, 1660-1800. New York and London, 1932
Craven, Kenneth. “A Tale of a Tub and the 1697 Dublin Controversy,” Eighteenth-Century
Ireland, 1 (1986), 97-110
Craven, Kenneth. “Official Satire under William III, Catherine II and Stalin,” Acta Literaria
Scientiarum Hungaricae, 29, nos 1-2 (1987), 39-52
Craven, Kenneth. “Rev. Claude Rawson, God, Gulliver, and Genocide: Barbarism and the
European Imagination, 1492-1945 (Oxford, 2001),” The Scriblerian, 36 (2004), 169-71
Craven, Kenneth. “Rev. Claude Rawson, Satire and Sentiment, 1660-1830 (Cambridge, 1994),”
The Scriblerian, 27 (1995), 180-82
Craven, Kenneth. “Rev. Gulliver’s Travels and Other Writings, ed. Clement Hawes (Boston,
2004),” The Scriblerian, 38, no 2 (2006), 305-6
Craven, Kenneth. “Swift’s Satiric Authority: Prospects from a Late Twentieth-Century
Perspective,” Representations of Swift, ed. Brian A. Connery (Newark and London, 2002), pp.
269-85
Craven, Kenneth. Jonathan Swift and the Millennium of Madness: The Information Age in Swift’s
“A Tale of a Tub.” Leiden, New York, Köln, 1992
Crawford, Fred D. “Journals to Stella,” Shaw Review, 18 (1975), 93-109
Crawford, Fred D. “Shaw among the Houyhnhnms,” Shaw: The Annual of Bernard Shaw Studies,
19 (1976), 102-19
Crawford, Fred D. “Swift and Shaw against the War,” Shaw: The Annual of Bernard Shaw Studies,
6 (1986), 13-32
Crawford, James. “Jehan or Jean George Vibert, Gulliver (1870),” The Scriblerian, 31, no 2-32, no
1 (1999), 266-67
Crawford, Robert. Devolving English Literature (Oxford, 1992) (traces Gulliverian motifs in
Burns’s poetry)
Crawley, W. J. Chetwoode and George Kenning. “Early Irish Freemasonry and Dean Swift’s
Connection with the Craft,” Masonic Reprints and Historical Revelations, ed. H. Sadler (London,
1898)
Creaser, Wanda J. “‘The most mortifying malady’: Jonathan Swift’s Dizzying World and Dublin’s
Mentally Ill,” Swift Studies, 19 (2004), 27-48
Creaser, Wanda. “Sabine Baltes, The Pamphlet Controversy about Wood’s Halfpence (1722-25)
and the Tradition of Irish Constitutional Nationalism (Frankfurt on Main, 2003),” The East-
Central Intelligencer, 18, no 2 (2004), 27-29
Cremerius, Johannes, ed. Neurose und Genialität: psychoanalytische Biographien (Frankfurt,
1971) (bibliography of psychoanalytical publications, including Swift)
Crewe, J. V. “Further Travels with Gulliver,” Theoria, 29 (1967), 51-66
Crichton, Paul. “Jonathan Swift and Alzheimer’s Disease,” The Lancet, 342 (1993), 874
Crider, J. R. “Dissenting Sex: Swift’s ‘History of Fanaticism,’” Studies in English Literature, 18
(1978), 491-508
Crider, J. R. “Swift’s A Tale of a Tub, Section X,” The Explicator, 28 (1969-70), # 62
Crider, Richard. “Rev. Charles Peake, Jonathan Swift and the Art of Raillery (Gerrards Cross,
Bucks, 1986),” The Eighteenth Century, n. s. 12 - for 1986 (New York, 1992), VI: 527
Crider, Richard. “Yahoo (Yahu): Notes on the Name of Swift’s Yahoos,” Names, 41, no 2 (1993),
103-9
Cro, Stelio. The Noble Savage: Allegory of Freedom. Waterloo, Ontario, 1990