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 student and researcher to reaad the material themselves.
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 student and researcher to reaad the material themselves.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Part 1 The Traveller, or a Prospect of Society Chapter 1 Dr Johnson, Critical Review Chapter 2 Unsigned notice, Gentleman's Magazine Chapter 3 Unsigned notice, London Chronicle Chapter 4 John Langhorne, Monthly Review Part 2 The Vicar Of Wakefield Chapter 5 Unsigned notice, Monthly Review Chapter 6 Unsigned review, Critical Review Chapter 7 Mme Riccoboni in a letter to David Garrick on the plot of The Vicar of Wakefield Chapter 8 Lady Sarah Pennington, An Unfortunate Mother's Advice to Her Absent Daughters Chapter 9 Fanny Burney compares The Vicar of Wakefield with other sentimental novels, in her early diary Chapter 10 Two brief estimates of Goldsmith's novel Chapter 11 Mrs Jane West commenting on 'criminal conversation' in The Vicar of Wakefield, in Letters to a Young Lady: in which the duties and characters of women are considered ... Chapter 12 Edward Mangin compares Goldsmith and Richardson as novelists, in An Essay on Light Reading Chapter 13 Byron comments on Friedrich von Schlegel's estimate of The Vicar of Wakefield Chapter 14 George Eliot on story telling and narrative art in The Vicar of Wakefield, in Essays and Leaves from a Notebook Chapter 15 Henry James's introduction to The Vicar of Wakefield Part 3 The Good Natured Man Chapter 16 Two early reviews of The Good Natured Man Chapter 17 George Daniel on The Good Natured Man, in an edition of the British Theatre published by John Cumberland in 48 vols Part 4 The Deserted Village Chapter 18 Unsigned review, Critical Review Chapter 19 John Hawkesworth's review, Monthly Review Chapter 20 An anonymous and 'imPart ial review,' London Magazine Chapter 21 Anthony King's poem 'The Frequented Village,' a poetic statement about The Deserted Village Chapter 22 Corbyn Morris's rhapsodic verses 'On Reading Dr. Goldsmith's Poem, the Deserted Village,' published in The New Foundling Hospital for Wit Chapter 23 Edmund Burke on Goldsmith's pastoral images, in a letter to Richard Shack
Introduction Part 1 The Traveller, or a Prospect of Society Chapter 1 Dr Johnson, Critical Review Chapter 2 Unsigned notice, Gentleman's Magazine Chapter 3 Unsigned notice, London Chronicle Chapter 4 John Langhorne, Monthly Review Part 2 The Vicar Of Wakefield Chapter 5 Unsigned notice, Monthly Review Chapter 6 Unsigned review, Critical Review Chapter 7 Mme Riccoboni in a letter to David Garrick on the plot of The Vicar of Wakefield Chapter 8 Lady Sarah Pennington, An Unfortunate Mother's Advice to Her Absent Daughters Chapter 9 Fanny Burney compares The Vicar of Wakefield with other sentimental novels, in her early diary Chapter 10 Two brief estimates of Goldsmith's novel Chapter 11 Mrs Jane West commenting on 'criminal conversation' in The Vicar of Wakefield, in Letters to a Young Lady: in which the duties and characters of women are considered ... Chapter 12 Edward Mangin compares Goldsmith and Richardson as novelists, in An Essay on Light Reading Chapter 13 Byron comments on Friedrich von Schlegel's estimate of The Vicar of Wakefield Chapter 14 George Eliot on story telling and narrative art in The Vicar of Wakefield, in Essays and Leaves from a Notebook Chapter 15 Henry James's introduction to The Vicar of Wakefield Part 3 The Good Natured Man Chapter 16 Two early reviews of The Good Natured Man Chapter 17 George Daniel on The Good Natured Man, in an edition of the British Theatre published by John Cumberland in 48 vols Part 4 The Deserted Village Chapter 18 Unsigned review, Critical Review Chapter 19 John Hawkesworth's review, Monthly Review Chapter 20 An anonymous and 'imPart ial review,' London Magazine Chapter 21 Anthony King's poem 'The Frequented Village,' a poetic statement about The Deserted Village Chapter 22 Corbyn Morris's rhapsodic verses 'On Reading Dr. Goldsmith's Poem, the Deserted Village,' published in The New Foundling Hospital for Wit Chapter 23 Edmund Burke on Goldsmith's pastoral images, in a letter to Richard Shack
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