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This concise and lucid study provides an ideal introduction to the major work of Henry Fielding for all students.
Fielding's stature as a great comic novelist is assured, but as Professor Varey illustrates, he was a remarkably versatile writer.
In his day Fielding was one of England's leading dramatists and also pursued a career in law.
He founded, edited, and contributed essays for four different periodicals, and wrote a political-satirical novel Jonathan Wild, in addition to a work of powerful social protest Amelia and his two outstanding contributions to the development of English prose fiction: Tom Jones and Joseph Andrews.
Professor Varey clarifies and explains this varied body of writing, concentrating on Fielding's technique of combining opposites or apparently ill-matched elements - of language, character, narrative made, and even philosophical thought.
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- Pages:164 pages
- Publisher:Cambridge University Press
- Publication Date:31/07/1986
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- ISBN:9780521262446
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- Format:Hardback
- Pages:164 pages
- Publisher:Cambridge University Press
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- ISBN:9780521262446
