Henry Fielding Criticism
- Introduction
- Principal Works
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Essays
- The Comedy of Forms: Low and High
- Fielding the Anti-Romanticist
- 'Words and Ideas': Fielding and the Augustan Critique of Language
- Fielding's Definition of Wisdom: Some Functions of Ambiguity and Emblem in Tom Jones
- The Physiology of Deceit in Fielding's Works
- Fielding: The Comic Reality of Fiction
- The Institutionalization of Conflict (II): Fielding and the Instrumentality of Belief
- Patterns of Property and Possession in Fielding's Fiction
- Joseph Andrews and the Failure of Authority
- Narrative Authority and the Controlling Consciousness in Fielding's Tom Jones
- The Meaning of a Male Parmela
- Classical Epic and the 'New Species of Writing
- Further Reading