Henry Fielding Shamela Criticism
- Introduction
- Principal Works
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Essays
- An Apology for the Life of Mrs. Shamela Andrews
- A Note on the Authorship of Shamela
- Fielding and the Authorship of Shamela
- Introduction to An Apology for the Life of Mrs. Shamela Andrews
- Shamela
- The Art of Parody: Shamela
- The Framework of Shamela
- Shamela as Aesopic Satire
- Introduction to Joseph Andrews preceded by Shamela
- ‘Pamela’ and ‘Shamela’: A Reassessment
- Public Context and Imagining Self in Pamela and Shamela
- Shamela and Joseph Andrews
- Politics, Novels, and The Law
- Literacy, Desire, and the Novel: From Shamela to Joseph Andrews.
- Pamela into Shamela
- Ambiguous Language and Ambiguous Gender: The ‘Bisexual’ Text of Shamela.
- Towards Fiction: The Champion and Shamela
- Pamela, Shamela, and the Politics of the Pamela Vogue
- Pamela/Shamela/Joseph Andrews: Henry Fielding and the Duplicities of Representation
- Georgian Libertinism and the Reclamation of Virtue: Shamela and Joseph Andrews
- Theatrical Fielding
- Further Reading