Colonial and Imperial Themes

Edited by G. K. Hunter and C. J. Rawson

Yearbook of English Studies 13

Modern Humanities Research Association

1 January 1983  •  376pp

ISBN: 0-900547-90-1 (paperback)

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Contents:

ix

Editorial Note
G. K. Hunter, C. J. Rawson
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1-19

Colonial and Imperial Themes: Edmund Spenser and the Development of an Anglo-Irish Identity
Nicholas Canny
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20-31

Hogs, Gulls, and Englishmen: Drayton and the Virginian Voyages
Joan Rees
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32-45

The Savage Critic: Some European Images of the Primitive
Anthony Pagden
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46-65

Pastoralism, Puritanism, Imperialism, Scientism: Andrew Marvell and the Problem of Mediation
Michael McKeon
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66-83

Defoe, Imperialism, and the Travel Books Reconsidered
J. A. Downie
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84-96

Going Steddy: William Byrd's Literary Masquerade
Norman S. Grabo
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97-115

Colonists and Colonized: Some Aspects of Anglo-Irish Literature from Swift to Joyce
P. F. Sheeran
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116-132

Imitation and Originality in Australian Colonial Poetry: The Case of Charles Harpur
Leonie Kramer
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133-144

For the Term of His Natural Life: A Colonial Classic Revisited
John Colmer
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145-158

Modern Misjudgements of Racial Imperialism in Hawthorne and Parkman
David Levin
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159-180

'This Island's mine': Caliban and Colonialism
Trevor R. Griffiths
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181-195

Colonial and Imperial Themes in South African Literature 1820-1930
Mbulelo Vizikhungo Mzamane
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196-209

'A Bloody Racist': About Achebe's View of Conrad
Cedric Watts
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210-227

The Changing Masks of Empire: Notes on Some Novels by Sara Jeannette Duncan
George Woodcock
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228-243

'A curiously colonial performance': The Ec-Centric Vision of V. S. Naipaul and J. L. Borges
John N. King
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244-258

Paul Scott's Guardians
M. M. Mahood
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259-269

Crouched in Dark Caves: The Post-Colonial Narcissism of Canadian Literature
David Staines
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270-287

Truth-Telling and the Tradition of 'Mum and the Sothsegger'
Andrew Wawn
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288-293

'John a Kent' and Marprelate
E. A. J. Honigmann
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294-295

Review of Martin Puhvel, 'Beowulf' and Celtic Tradition
R. W. McTurk
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295-296

Review of Richard Leighton Greene, David C. Fowler, Alain Renoir, C. David Benson, A Manual of the Writings in Middle English 1050-1500. Based upon 'A Manual of the Writing in Middle English 1050-1400' by John Edwin Wells, New Haven 1916 and Supplements 1-9, 1919-1951. Volume VI
Anne Hudson
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296-297

Review of Joerg O. Fichte, Chaucer's 'Art Poetical': A Study in Chaucerian Poetics
T. Turville-Petre
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297-298

Review of Traugott Lawler, The One and the Many in the 'Canterbury Tales'
Stanley Hussey
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298-299

Review of Richard Axton, Three Rastell Plays: 'Four Elements', 'Calisto and Melebea', 'Gentleness and Nobility'
Clarence H. Miller
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299-301

Review of Tzvetan Todorov, La Conquête de l'Amérique
John N. King
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301-302

Review of Clyde W. Jentoft, Sir Thomas Wyatt and Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey: A Reference Guide
Stephen Merriam Foley
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302-303

Review of George Cavendish, A. S. G. Edwards, Metrical Visions
Derek Pearsall
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304-305

Review of Jean Wilson, Entertainments for Elizabeth I
David M. Bergeron
doi:10.2307/3508136

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305-307

Review of Lars-Håkan Svensson, Silent Art: Rhetorical and Thematic Patterns in Samuel Daniel's 'Delia'
Joan Rees
doi:10.2307/3508137

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307-308

Review of Stanley Wells, Gary Taylor, Modernizing Shakespeare's Spelling: With Three Studies in the Text of 'Henry V'
George Walton Williams
doi:10.2307/3508138

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308-310

Review of Sidney Homan, Shakespeare, Shakespeare's 'More than Words Can Witness': Essays on Visual and Nonverbal Enactment in the Plays
David Bevington
doi:10.2307/3508139

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310-311

Review of Larry S. Champion, Perspective in Shakespeare's English Histories
Maurice Charney
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311-313

Review of John Ripley, 'Julius Caesar' on Stage in England and America, 1599-1973
Trevor R. Griffiths
doi:10.2307/3508141

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313-314

Review of George L. Geckle, John Marston's Drama: Themes, Images, Sources
Reavley Gair
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314-316

Review of George Buck, Arthur Noel Kincaid, The History of King Richard the Third
M. J. C. Lowry
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316-318

Review of John Milton, B. A. Wright, The Complete Poems
Thomas N. Corns
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318-319

Review of Paul A. Parrish, Richard Crashaw
Paulina Palmer
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319-321

Review of B. Eugene McCarthy, William Wycherley: A Biography
Harold Love
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321-322

Review of Robert James Merrett, Daniel Defoe's Moral and Rhetorical Ideas
Pat Rogers
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322-324

Review of Edward A. Bloom, Lillian D. Bloom, Addison and Steele: The Critical Heritage
Donald C. Mell Jr.
doi:10.2307/3508148

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324-325

Review of Erwin Paul Rudolph, William Law
A. J. Sambrook
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325-326

Review of Jonathan Lawson, Robert Bloomfield
Peter Marshall
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327

Review of James H. Averill, Wordsworth and the Poetry of Human Suffering
Charles Sherry
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328

Review of Hermann J. Wüscher, Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity in Wordsworth 1791-1800
W. J. B. Owen
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328-329

Review of Denys Thompson, Change and Tradition in Rural England: An Anthology of Writings on Country Life
Shelagh Hunter
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329-331

Review of Joel Myerson, Studies in the American Renaissance 1979
David M. Van Leer
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331-332

Review of J. V. Ridgely, Nineteenth-Century Southern Literature
J. A. Leo Lemay
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332-333

Review of Roger B. Henkle, Comedy and Culture: England 1820-1900
Sheila M. Smith
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333-334

Review of Jayne K. Kribbs, Critical Essays on John Greenleaf Whittier
Richard Gray
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334-336

Review of Tony Bareham, Anthony Trollope
J. P. Vernier
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336-337

Review of Norman Page, Thomas Hardy: The Writer and His Background
Shelagh Hunter
doi:10.2307/3508159

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337-338

Review of Patricia Clements, Juliet Grindle, The Poetry of Thomas Hardy
Shelagh Hunter
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338

Review of Anita Roitinger, Oscar Wilde's Life as Reflected in His Correspondence and His Autobiography
John Stokes
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338-342

Review of Barbara Kanner, The Women of England from Anglo-Saxon Times to the Present: Interpretive Bibliographical Essays
Shirley Foster
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342

Review of Roger Asselineau, The Transcendentalist Constant in American Literature
Larzer Ziff
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343

Review of Floyd Eugene Eddleman, American Drama Criticism: Interpretations 1890-1977
Arnold P. Hinchliffe
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343-345

Review of Andrew Motion, The Poetry of Edward Thomas
Andrew Nicholson
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345-346

Review of James M. Mellard, The Exploded Form: The Modernist Novel in America
David Seed
doi:10.2307/3508166

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346-348

Review of Louise A. Desalvo, Virginia Woolf's First Voyage: A Novel in the Making
Rosalind Miles
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348-349

Review of Frank Gloversmith, Class, Culture and Social Change: A New View of the 1930s
Michael Wilding
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349-350

Review of A. A. Devitis, Albert E. Kalson, J. B. Priestley
Ladislaus Löb
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350-351

Review of John Rohrkemper, John Dos Passos: A Reference Guide
Ralph Willett
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351-353

Review of Gary Lee Stonum, Faulkner's Career: An Internal Literary History
Edward Gallafent
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354-355

Review of Melvin B. Tolson, Robert M. Farnsworth, A Gallery of Harlem Portraits
Arnold Rampersad
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355-356

Review of K. Bhaskara Rao, Paul Scott
M. M. Mahood
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356-357

Review of John O. Stark, Pynchon's Fictions: Thomas Pynchon and the Literature of Information
Elaine B. Safer
doi:10.2307/3508174

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357-359

Review of Robert Huffaker, John Fowles
Jay L. Halio
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359-361

Review of Suzanne Henning Uphaus, John Updike
Max F. Schulz
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361-362

Review of Bruce King, West Indian Literature
J. A. Ramsaran
doi:10.2307/3508177

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362

Review of James E. Kibler, Jr., American Novelists since World War II
Larzer Ziff
doi:10.2307/3508178

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362-363

Review of David Madden, Richard Powers, Writers' Revisions: An Annotated Bibliography of Articles and Books about Writers' Revisions and Their Comments on the Creative Process
Philip Gaskell
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363-364

Review of Ekbert Faas, Ted Hughes: The Unaccommodated Universe, with Selected Critical Writings by Ted Hughes and Two Interviews
J. R. Watson
doi:10.2307/3508180

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364-366

Review of Dierdre Burton, Dialogue and Discourse: A Sociolinguistic Approach to Modern Drama Dialogue and Naturally Occurring Conversation
Paula Johnson
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366

Review of Earl Miner, Literary Uses of Typology from the Late Middle Ages to the Present
Margarita Stocker
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Bibliography entry:

Hunter, G. K., and C. J. Rawson (eds), Colonial and Imperial Themes (= Yearbook of English Studies, 13.1 (1983))

First footnote reference: 35 Colonial and Imperial Themes, ed. by G. K. Hunter and C. J. Rawson (= Yearbook of English Studies, 13.1 (1983)), p. 21.

Subsequent footnote reference: 37 Hunter and Rawson, p. 47.

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Hunter, G. K., and C. J. Rawson (eds). 1983. Colonial and Imperial Themes (= Yearbook of English Studies, 13.1)

Example citation: ‘A quotation occurring on page 21 of this work’ (Hunter and Rawson 1983: 21).

Example footnote reference: 35 Hunter and Rawson 1983: 21.

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