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Parody has not received the attention it deserves as the major structural element of Jonathan Swift's prose. Robert Phiddian explores the parody in Swift's early texts, especially A Tale of a Tub, and throws new light both on the theory of parody and on developments in British culture in the eighteenth century.

Swift'S Parody

by Robert (Flinders University Of South Australia) Phiddian

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ISBN: 9780521024778
Publisher: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
Release Date: March of 2006
Language: English
Cover: Softcover
Pages: 236
Format: Book
Collection: Cambridge Studies In Eighteenth-Century English Literature And Thought
Categories: Books in English > Fiction > History of Literature
EAN: 9780521024778

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