The Garden as City: Swift's Landscape of Alienation

Fabricant, Carole

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“…Indispensable criticism here comes from O Hehir and Savage. Outside of the collection, other notable essays from the 1970s include Johnson (), Carnochan (), Mayhew (), Peterson (), Fischer (), and Gulick (), all of which look at The Day of Judgement ; Fischer (), Mell (), and Woolley () on Verses ; Harris () on the early odes; Cronin () on A Panegyrick on the Dean ; Tyne () on On Poetry ; Rosenheim () on Ode to Sancroft ; Fabricant () on the poetry of place; and Rawson () on the city poems.…”

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Reading Swift's poetry, 1967–2017

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2018

Literature Compass

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This essay surveys major scholarship on Jonathan Swift's poetry published after 1967, the 300th anniversary of his birth up to the 350th, in 2017. What is the current status of Swift as a poet, as distinct from Swift the prose satirist or even Swift the Hibernian Patriot? Is he best placed in separate Irish or English traditions or in both? Was he a mere man of rhymes or an ambitious poet? How have scholars approached his verse? Which works have received the most attention? Which deserve more?

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