Tennessee studies in literature
By: editor, Richard M. Kelly. Vol.19, Eighteenth-century literature issue.
Contributors: Kelly, Richard Michael, 1937-
Publisher: University of Tennessee Press
Published: 1974
Place of publication: Knoxville
Language: eng
Number of pages: 180
Subjects: English literature -- 18th century -- History and criticism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Bunyan's two valleys: a note on the ecumenic element in Pilgrim's progress / Elmo Howell; value: London stage embattled: 1695-1710 / Calhoun Winton; value: Apparent contraries: a reading of Swift's "A description of a city shower" / John I. Fischer; value: Swift and Stella: the love poems / James L. Tyne; value: Belinda's "painted vessel": allusive technique in The rape of the lock / Wolfgang E.H. Rudat; value: Imaginary islands and real beasts: the imaginative Genesis of Robinson Crusoe / Maximillian E. Novak; value: Family, conversion, and the self in Jonathan Edwards' A faithful narrative of the surprising work of God / William J. Scheick; value: Comic celebrant of life in Tom Jones / William B. Guthrie; value: .; value: Thomas Gray's "Sonnet on the death of Richard West": the circumstances and the diction / Judith K. Moore; value: Importance of voice: Gray's Elegy / Richard P. Sugg; value: Samuel Johnson's Irene: "An elaborate curiosity" / Philip T. Clayton; value: Johnson as satiricaltraveler: A journey to the western islands of Scotland / Donald T. Siebert, Jr.; value: Christmas tale, or, harlequin scene painter / Ralph G. Allen; value: Blake's "the lamb": the punctuation of innocence / Jim S. Borck.