Jude the Obscure (Oxford World's Classics)
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Nineteenth-Century Fiction
, (), –. Goode, J., ‘Sue Bridehead and the New Woman’, in M. Jacobus (ed.), Women’s Writing and Writing about Women (London: Croom Helm, ), –. Ingham, P., ‘The Evolution of Jude the Obscure’, Review of English Studies , (), – and –. Kelly, M. A., ‘Schopenhauer’s In fluence on Hardy’s Jude the Obscure’, in E. von der Luft (ed.), Schopenhauer: New Essays in Honor of his Two Hundredth Birthday (Lewiston, NY: Mellen, ), –. —— ‘Individuation and Consummation in Hardy’s Jude the Obscure: The Lure of the Void’, Victorian Newsletter, (), –. Langland, E., ‘A Perspective of One’s Own: Thomas Hardy and the Elusive Sue Bridehead’, Studies in the Novel, (), –. Law, J., ‘ “Sleeping Figures”, Hardy, History and the Gendered Body’, English Literary History , . (), –. Select Bibliography xxvii McNees, E., ‘Reverse Typology in Jude the Obscure’, Christianity and Literature , . (), –. Nemesvari, R., ‘Appropriating the Word: Jude the Obscure as Subversive Apocrypha’, Victorian Review, . (), –. Pyle, F., ‘Demands of History: Narrative Crisis in Jude the Obscure’, New Literary History , . (), –. Timko, M., ‘Edinburgh, Oxford, Christminster: Self and Society in Victorian England’, Victorian Institute Journal, (), –. Further Reading in Oxford World’s Classics Hardy, Thomas, Far From the Madding Crowd, ed. Suzanne B. Falck-Yi. —— An Indiscretion in the Life of an Heiress and Other Stories, ed. Pamela Dalziel. —— Life’s Little Ironies, ed. Alan Manford and Norman Page. —— The Mayor of Casterbridge, ed. Dale Kramer. —— A Pair of Blue Eyes, ed. Alan Manford. —— The Return of the Native, ed. Simon Gatrell. —— Selected Poetry, ed. Samuel Hynes. —— Tess of the d’Urbervilles, ed. Juliet Grindle and Simon Gatrell. —— The Trumpet-Major, ed. Richard Nemesvari. —— Two on a Tower, ed. Suleiman M. Ahmad. —— Under the Greenwood Tree, ed. Simon Gatrell. —— The Well-Beloved, ed. Tom Hetherington. —— Wessex Tales, ed. Kathryn R. King. Select Bibliography xxviii A CHRONOLOGY OF THOMAS HARDY Life Historical and Cultural Background Telegraph comes into use. William IV dies and is succeeded by Victoria. Anti-Corn Law League set up. Chartist riots. June: Thomas Hardy born, Higher Bockhampton, Dorset, eldest child of a builder, Thomas Hardy, and Jemima Hand, who have been married for less than six months. Younger siblings: Mary (b. ), Henry (b. ), Katherine (Kate) (b. ). Victoria marries the German prince, Albert. Penny postage instituted. Charles Dickens, The Old Curiosity Shop serialized Charles Darwin, The Voyage of HMS Beagle Underground labour banned for women and children. Robert Browning, Dramatic Lyrics Alfred Tennyson, Poems Dickens, A Christmas Carol John Ruskin, Modern Painters Factory Act limiting working hours for women and children. Robert Chambers, Vestiges of the Natural Yüklə 1,33 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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