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| Â | CLIO: Telling the Tale of The Rise of the Novel.(Ian Watt, 'The Rise of the Novel: Studies in Defoe, Richardson and ... |
 | | The most influential story ever told about the origins of the novel is Ian Watt's The Rise of the Novel: Studies in Defoe, Richardson and Fielding, published in 1957.(1) Indeed, for the past four decades, the debate over the novel's origins has been framed largely by Watt's account. | | | While Watt's followers, to this day, still pay tribute to his ground-breaking study of the novel's rise during the eighteenth century even as they extend and complicate his vision of literary history, his critics continue to articulate their resistance to the story he tells by challenging the... | | | Telling the Tale of The Rise of the Novel.(Ian Watt, 'The Rise of the Novel: Studies in Defoe, Richardson and Fielding') |
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http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:74801185&refid=ip_encyclopedia_hf
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| Â | GARY'S CLASS/WATT |
| | Watt interprets Conrad's use of the word "symbolic" to possibly mean "that in the greatest works of literature the characters and their destinies stand for much more than their particular selves and actions, and are representative of more universal feeling and situations. | | | This metaphor in the beginning of Heart of Darkness is what Ian Watt's article, "Impressionism and Symbolism in Heart of Darkness" discusses regarding the shell of the nut or the haze around the glow. |
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http://www.class.uidaho.edu/introhum/gwatt.htm
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| | Watt himself, it must be said, infrequently toyed with Freudian schemata, as manifested in Chapters 10 and 12 below. | | | Like Watt himself, the great Augustan authors were empiricists not in the sense of skeptically testing every proposition or of spurning all abstractions, but rather in their upholding of norms that spoke to common human experience. |
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http://www.sposs.org/wattforeword.html
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| Â | george.h.williams: ian watt outmoded? |
| | Digging around in the online archives of the C18-L discussion list, I found this interesting thread on Ian Watt's 1957 book, The Rise of the Novel: Studies in Defoe, Richardson, and Fielding. | | | Seriously, I remember reading Watt in grad school and thinking it was one of those Books Where the Answers Are Kept--though Erich Auerbach's Mimesis and Leslie Fiedler's Love and Death in the American Novel taught me the most. | | | There are, of course, many interesting and influential books on the eighteenth-century novel that have been written since Watt. |
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http://ghw.wordherders.net/archives/000348.html
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| Â | Ian Watt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | His The Rise of the Novel: Studies in Defoe, Richardson and Fielding (1957) is an important work in the history of the genre. | | | Literary critic and literary historian Ian Watt ( 1917 - |
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http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Watt
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| | Watt’s success, as Paul Hunter argues, was the manner in which he annunciated such a history in a manner plausible, workable and accessible. | | | He was certainly middle class, he was well known, and his work contains the formal realism, with its “production of what purports to be an authentic account of the actual experiences of individuals” (Watt, p.27) Watt considered so necessary to the genre. | | | Many of the literary critical successors to Ian Watt, including names such as Michael McKeaon, Nancy Armstrong, Paul Hunter, John Richetti and Madeleine Khan, continue to utilise an aesthetic concept of the novel which excludes Behn (Todd, 2000, 419). |
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| Â | J. HILLIS MILLER |
| | Review of Ian Watt, Conrad in the Nineteenth Century, Book World, The Washington Post (April 6, 1980), 1, 8. |
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http://www.hydra.umn.edu/derrida/jhm.html
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| Â | Amazon.com: Books: The Rise of the Novel: Studies in Defoe, Richardson and Fielding |
| | "Ian Watt's The Rise of the Novel still seems to me far and away the best book ever written on the early English novel-wise, humane, beautifully organized and expressed, one of the absolutely indispensable critical works in modern literary scholarship. | | | "Ian Watt's The Rise of the Novel remains the single indispensable, absolutely essential book for students of the 18th-century novel."-John Richetti, author of The English Novel in History: 1700-1780 | | | Although this is not an exciting book, it is highly informative and well-written. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0520230698
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| Â | Rise of the Novel |
| | Bender's books is [also] overtly an hommage to Watt. | | | "The Legacy of Ian Watt's The Rise of the Novel." In The Profession of Eighteenth-Century Literature: Reflections on an Institution. | | | Schwartz, Daniel R. "The Importance of Ian Watt's The Rise of the Novel." J |
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| Â | mike watt's hoot page |
| | "spiels of a minuteman" - a 140 page book in both english and french containing all the lyrics watt wrote for the minutemen, his diary of a minutemen/black flag tour of europe and the u.s. | | | a matt rentschler piece on watt in the manifest | | | mike watt gets gigs booked by the man outside the van, steve kaul at: |
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| Â | Lynch, English 349, Autumn '01 |
| | Henry Fielding, Joseph Andrews (1742), Book I; Ian Watt, The Rise of the Novel, chapter 8 ("Fielding and the Epic Theory of the Novel"). | | | 324-406; Ian Watt, The Rise of the Novel, chapter 10 ("Realism and the Later Tradition: A Note"). | | | 98-219; Ian Watt, The Rise of the Novel, chapter 6 ("Private Experience and the Novel"). |
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http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/01/349
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| Â | History Reports |
| | In reading Ian Watt's book, "The Rise of The Novel," quite a few things were brought to my attention concerning the eighteenth century novel; not only in how it was written and what went into it, but how readers perceived it. | | | This essay will look into Ian Watt's perceptions on the eighteenth century novel and how it changed from previous literature. | | | The eighteenth century novel was one that changed the way novels were written in many different ways. |
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http://las.alfred.edu/~egl/grove/1998/egl313/reports/jessicahistory.html
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| Â | Ian Watt - Metro Review of "John Laurie, Frazer & I" |
| | Produced and directed by - of all people - Charlie Chuck, this is a touching tribute to both a much-loved character and an underrated performer, a man who became so identified with his final role, few imagined him as anything but. | | | Ian Watt's faultless performance transcends mimicry to offer an intriguing snapshot of the man who was not Frazer, a revered Shakespearean actor and raconteur, a devoted friend, family man and romantic. |
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http://www.ianwatt.shivadance.com/reviewsMetro.html
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| Â | Spender on Trial - Ian Watt |
| | Ian Watt is author to the Rise of the Novel: Studies in Defoe, Richardson and Fielding | | | In 1957 I published a book called The Rise of the Novel: Studies in Defoe, Richardson and Fielding. |
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http://www.worldandi.com/specialreport/1987/november/Sa13107.htm
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| | His work is important not only for what it tells us about Conrad, but also for the elegance of its argument and the felicity of its style. | | | After weighing the evidence, Watt concludes: "I believe, then, that Conrad is a writer to whom the decline theory does not really apply; and to accept it as true may deter us from the deep pleasures afforded by reading the later works." | | | Ian Watt had a gift for identifying important issues, and he addressed them in a manner so thoroughly meditated and carefully prepared that, in the end, the craft of scholarship is reclaimed as a form of art. |
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http://users.bathspa.ac.uk/conrad/announce.htm
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| | This volume brings together previously uncollected essays by Ian Watt, one of the major literary critics of the later twentieth century, famed equally for his distinguished work on Joseph Conrad as for his pioneering investigation into the genesis of English prose fiction. | | | A final essay contains Watt's reflections on his experience as a prisoner of the Japanese during the Second World War. |
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http://www.sposs.org/watt.html
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| Â | Ian Watt Smith - playwright |
| | You will be shown all Plays in print by Ian Watt Smith. | | | Doollee aims to list every play written or produced in English since 1956. |
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http://www.doollee.com/PlaywrightsS/SmithIanWatt.htm
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| Â | Ian Watt, Writer - Author : Ye Zee Books Search |
| | Ian Watt, Writer - Author : Ye Zee Books Search | | | Enter Title, Author or ISBN then click Book. | | | Book, Ian M. Watt, Electron Microscopy, Electron Microscopy In Biology, Physics, Science, Science/Mathematics, Condensed matter physics (liquids & solids), Science / Physics, Paperback. |
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http://www.yezee.com/an/1/books/Author:Ian%20Watt
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| Â | Literature Encyclopedia - ipedia.com |
| | See Ian Watt 's The Rise of the Novel. | | | This freedom also allows an author to experiment with many different literary styles — including poetry — in the scope of a single novel. |
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http://www.ipedia.com/literature_1.html
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| Â | Amazon.com: Books: Conrad in the Nineteenth Century |
| | Several factors make this book work very well: Watt's impeccable research and knowledge of not only Conrad, but of Literature and its narrative devices, the careful organization and plan of the book, and his excellent writing which makes this book flow extremely well. | | | After a brief Biographical introduction, Watt disccuses the following four works only: "Almayer's Folly", "The Nigger of the Narcissus", "Heart of Darkness" and "Lord Jim". | | | In the "Nigger of the Narcissus", Watt shows how Conrad through his own writing and reading was able to begin to develop his own Style. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0520044053
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| Â | Books By Ian Watt - Page 1 |
| | Search: Ian Watt in books - Page 1 | | | You can register for free by clicking here |
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| Â | Literature :: Online Encyclopedia :: Information Genius |
| | See Ian Watt's The Rise of the Novel. | | | This also frees the author to experiment with many different literary styles--including poetry--in the scope of a single novel. | | | Philosophy, history, journalism, and legal and scientific writings have traditionally been called literature. |
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http://www.informationgenius.com/encyclopedia/l/li/literature_1.html
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| Â | (Fwd) Ian Watt obituary |
| | Sender: Chris Ann Matteo Subject: Ian Watt obituary Scholars whose interest intersects with the history of the novel will mark the following solemn announcement. | | | > >The Cambridge UP _Essays on Conrad_ will appear in 2000 or 2001 with an >introduction by Frank Kermode; unmentioned above is Watt's second >influential book, _Conrad in the Nineteenth Century_ (1979). | | | > > Stanford University, where Watt was a professor emeritus of >English, plans to publish a volume of essays on his work. |
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http://www.shef.ac.uk/uni/academic/A-C/bakh/bakhtin-news/msg00030.html
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| Â | Ian Watt |
| | We both felt that Ian would be able to broaden our American knowledge base, and so we invited him to speak in California. | | | When I first met Ian Watt, it was in a setting very much like home. | | | This, he believes, will be the strength of an international industry. |
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http://www.windyhillranch.org/ianwatt.html
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| Â | Essays on Conrad by Ian Watt (Author) (Paperback ) |
| | Essays on Conrad by Ian Watt (Author) (Paperback) | | | Watt's own philosophy, as well as his insight into Conrad's work, was shaped by his experiences as a prisoner of war on the River Kwai. | | | Ian Watt (1917-1999) has long been acknowledged as one of the finest of postwar literary critics, and among the most learned of those writing about the work of Joseph Conrad. |
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http://www.smoothreading.com/teen/Joseph-Conrad/-0521783879.htm
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| Â | Myths of Modern Individualism |
| | ‘In its way this is as original a work as Watt’s famous first book, The Rise of the Novel. | | | Like all of Watt’s work this is a remarkable work of the historical imagination, sympathetic without being fussy, erudite but always deft, analytic but very warm and witty. | | | ‘Ian Watt’s magisterial Myths of Modern Individualism is a critical account - historical, cultural, moral and aesthetic - of how four great Western myths have insinuated themselves into the actualities of modern culture. |
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http://books.cambridge.org/0521480116.htm
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| Â | ianwatt.com :: welcome! |
| | All content & images © Ian Watt 2002 | | | If you enjoy the site or wish to leave constructive criticism about any of the content, please use the " Contact Me " feature on the left. |
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http://www.ianwatt.com/
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| Â | watt on Encyclopedia.com |
| | Telling the Tale of The Rise of the Novel.(Ian Watt, 'The Rise of the Novel: Studies in Defoe, Richardson and Fielding') | | | The GOP's great black hope.(Congressman Julius Caeser Watts Jr.)(Cover Story) |
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http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/w1/watt.asp
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| Â | StarPolish Current Issues: Intelligent Dialogue From Music Industry Professionals and Artists |
| | Few contemporary artists command more respect than Ian MacKaye and Mike Watt, who are among the founding fathers of the hardcore music community and the Do-It-Yourself ethic it fostered. | | | Mike Watt also emerged from the '80s hardcore/punk scene -- albeit in San Pedro, California -- courtesy of his work with the Minutemen, a seminal punk band he formed with childhood friend and guitarist D. Boon. |
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http://www.starpolish.com/news/interviews/MacKayeWatt/index.asp
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| | Ian Watt obtained his first degree from the University of Edinburgh in 1966. | | | He then took a year out with VSO, teaching chemistry in the Philippines, before studying for his Ph.D. with W.L. Mock at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, USA. | | | The effects of ring sizes and solvent and substrate kinetic isotope effects are being determined. |
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http://www.ch.man.ac.uk/people/academic/cifw.html
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| Â | Ian Watt - "Legend of The BBC" |
| | I just put him out of his misery." | | | "One of last year's big successes, Ian Watt |
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http://www.ianblairwatt.co.uk/legend.html
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| Â | CSN Events The Ian Watt Lecture |
| | Commemorating the renowned Stanford professor whose work has profoundly influenced literary study for nearly 50 years, the Ian Watt Lecture on the History and Theory of the Novel presents an annual opportunity to discuss core intellectual issues surrounding the novel and its study. | | | Graduate students in Stanford's Department of English select the speaker, considering both established and emerging scholars. | | | Speakers are not limited to works of any specific nation, language, or historical period and are encouraged to engage critical theories of the form and to contest definitions of the novel itself. |
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http://novel.stanford.edu/events_lecture.htm
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| Â | Happy 70th Birthday! |
| | Ian recalls the time when Alex was going out to a dance. | | | He had been downstairs chatting to his mum and, as it was getting quite late in the evening, he headed upstairs to get ready and didn't come back down. | | | When pressed for amusing anecdotes, Ena admitted that 'The only stories I have are the well known ones 'Golf shoes on top of the car' and 'Getting ready for bed when it should have been for a dance'.' (see Ian Stevenson's contribution for the full story) |
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http://www.ilovemydad.co.uk/spartans.html
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| | Watt I. Clinical guidelines: from conception to use (book review). | | | Watt I. The public, the physician and the patient. | | | Scott JT, Entwistle VE, Sowden AJ, Watt I. Giving tape recordings or written summaries of consultations to people with cancer: a systematic review. |
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http://www.york.ac.uk/healthsciences/gsp/staff/iwatt.htm
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| Â | Rainforest Railway News No.60 |
| | This bridge is in quite poor condition, and Ian has started by replacing the components, which are in the worst condition. | | | For those who are not familiar with this bridge, it is a timber trestle bridge consisting of three spans, being of 24 feet length each. | | | We look forward to the time when we will receive some large grants, which will really accelerate development of the tourist railway. |
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http://www.gmr.org.au/rrn60.html
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| Â | HYMS Staff: Ian Watt |
| | In addition to his work with HYMS and in the Department of Health Sciences, Ian Watt job shares as a GP principal in the Harewood Medical Practice and a Honorary Consultant in Public Health Medicine with the NEYNL Strategic Health Authority. | | | Ian Watt, Professor of Primary and Community Care |
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http://www.hyms.ac.uk/staff/watt.asp
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| Â | Books : Ian Watt |
| | The Natural History of Schizophrenia : A Five-Year Follow-up Study of Outcome and Predicition in a Representative Sample of Schizophrenics (Psychological Medicine Supplements) | | | by: Michael Shepherd, David Watt, Ian Falloon, Nigel Smeeton |
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http://www.fireshopper.com/AuthorSearch/books/Ian+Watt(%2Bsalesrank)-3.html
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| Â | canberra.yourguide |
| | Labor's finance spokesman, Bob McMullan, took the unusual step of writing to the Secretary of the Department of Finance, Ian Watt, contesting the data on which the Medicare Gold fundings were based. | | | Mr Costello said the Medicare Gold error was but the tip of the iceberg, possibly leading to an overall 20 per cent error in Labor's costings. |
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http://canberra.yourguide.com.au/detail.asp?class=news&subclass=national&category=general%20news&story_id=342031&y=2004&m=10
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| Â | Business Day |
| | Old Mutual Properties' departing MD Ian Watt declined to give a figure for the deal, but said it was the largest offshore agreement the group had concluded and could see it manage up to 15 centres in Saudi Arabia. | | | BDFM Publishers (Pty) Ltd disclaims all liability for any loss, damage, injury or expense however caused, arising from the use of or reliance upon, in any manner, the information provided through this service and does not warrant the truth, accuracy or completeness of the information provided. | | | Watt was not particularly concerned about Old Mutual Properties having problems adapting to the Saudi culture. |
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http://www.bday.co.za/bday/content/direct/1,3523,1724188-6078-0,00.html
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| Â | Is NICE delivering the goods? -- Freemantle 329 (7473): 1003 -- BMJ |
| | Trevor A Sheldon, Nicky Cullum, Diane Dawson, Annette Lankshear, Karin Lowson, Ian Watt, Peter West, Dianne Wright, and John Wright | | | Sheldon TA, Cullum N, Dawson D, Lankshear A, Lowson K, Watt I, et al. | | | Results from a national evaluation using time series analysis, audit of patients' notes, and interviews. |
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http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/329/7473/1003?ck=nck
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| Â | Books Store - Ian Watt Store |
| | Book » The Rise of the Novel: Studies in Defoe, Richardson and Fielding ( University of California Press) [ | | | Book » Ships and Submarines (Fast Forward (Franklin Watts Hardcover)) ( Sagebrush Bound) [ | | | Book » Myths of Modern Individualism : Faust, Don Quixote, Don Juan, Robinson Crusoe (Canto original series) ( Cambridge University Press) [ |
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