Ivanhoe, Sir Walter Scott - Further Reading

FURTHER READING

Criticism

Atkinson, W. A. "The Scenes of Ivanhoe." The National Review 79, No. 470 (April 1922): 278-89.

Describes the physical settings of Ivanhoe.

Bitton, Livia E. "The Jewess as Fictional Sex Symbol." Bucknell Review 21, No. 1 (Spring 1973): 63-86.

Examines the character of Rebecca, as a stereotypical example of a Jewish woman.

The British Review and London Critical Journal. "Ivanhoe, and The Monastery." The British Review and London Critical Journal 15, No. 30 (June 1820): 393-454.

Gives an early review of Ivanhoe that focuses upon the unrealistic aspects of the novel.

Brown, Cedric C. "Sir Walter Scott, Robert Belt, and Ivanhoe." Scottish Literary Journal 8, No. 2 (December 1981): 38-43.

Presents the correspondence between...

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