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The English Pupil | Criticism

• Bryan Aubrey

  Aubrey holds a Ph.D. in English and has published many articles on twentieth-century literature. In this essay, Aubrey discusses the character of Linnaeus and the challenges he faced, as revealed in the story and historical sources, as well as his relations with his "apostles".

• Contemporary Authors Online

  In the following essay, the critic gives an overview of Andrea Barrett's work.

• Andrea Barrett and Peter Kurth

  In the following interview, Barrett discusses her success, her work, the process of writing, and the themes of science and history that are central to her writing.

• Molly E. Rauch

  In the following review, Rauch likens Barrett to a chemist with her "meticulous" prose and stories, such as "The English Pupil," permeated with science and discovery. Rauch also praises the author's talent to portray human frailty.

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1. The English Pupil: Introduction
2. The English Pupil: Summary
3. The English Pupil: Andrea Barrett Biography
4. The English Pupil: Characters
5. The English Pupil: Themes
6. The English Pupil: Style
7. The English Pupil: Historical Context
8. The English Pupil: Critical Overview
9. The English Pupil: Criticism
   1. Bryan Aubrey
   2. Contemporary Authors Online
   3. Andrea Barrett and Peter Kurth
   4. Molly E. Rauch
10. The English Pupil: Compare and Contrast
11. The English Pupil: Topics for Further Study
12. The English Pupil: What Do I Read Next?
13. The English Pupil: Bibliography and Further Reading
14. Copyright

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