Jenny Uglow sets Fielding in the light of recent critical debates and places him in the context of his age; identifying central ideas on judgement, mercy and benevolence, tracing the development of his craft and clarifying his ideas on ...
A mock autobiography in the journal Old England, quoted in Pat Rogers, Henry Fielding: A Biography (London: Paul Elek, 1979), 166. 2. Stephen Copley (ed.), Literature and the Social Order in Eighteenth Century England (Beckenham: Croom ...
An edition of fragments of Henry Fielding's unpublished treatise on eighteenth century law.
These essays are concerned with values and judgments in Fielding's novelsóboth those which the novels express and those to which the novelist directs the reader.
This edition is a facsimile of Leslie Stephen's 1882 edition of the Works.
This concise and lucid study provides an ideal introduction to the major work of Henry Fielding for all students.
Henry Fielding
It is for this reason that critical judgments claiming to see in Fielding's first play only emphatic signs of what ... And from his preface to the Miscellanies we learn that The Wedding-Day was the third Dramatic Performance [he] ever ...
The Modern Husband Fielding's first “regular” comedy in five acts since 1730, The Modern Husband, opened at Drury Lane on February 14, 1732 and was published a week later. The work of several years (“puffed” in The Craftsman not long ...
The Critical Heritage gathers together a large body of critical sources on major figures in literature. Each volume presents contemporary responses to a writer's work, enabling students and researchers to read the material themselves.
Henry Fielding: A Life
A collection of eleven critical essays on the eighteenth-century writer, arranged in chronological order of their original publication.
Henry Fielding: An Annotated Bibliography of Twentieth-century Criticism, 1900-1977
Rawson focuses on the various disruptive forces in the literary culture of the Augustan period. Among other topics, he treats the crises in stylistic "urbanity" and in the "mock-heroic" styles of this fascinating period.
CONTENTS Early Years - First Plays More Plays - Marriage - The Licensing Act The "Champion" - "Joseph Andrews" The "Miscellanies" - "Jonathan Wild" "Tom Jones" Justice Life - "Amelia" "Journal of a Voyage to Lisbon" Postscript