This book is both a celebration of the life and career of the eminent literary scholar, critic, and journalist John Sutherland and an extension of Sutherlandâ s work in various fields, including nineteenth- and twentieth-century Anglo-American literature, the publishing industry, and its impact upon creativity and literary puzzles.
This book is both a celebration of the life and career of the eminent literary scholar, critic, and journalist John Sutherland and an extension of Sutherlandâ s work in various fields, including nineteenth- and twentieth-century Anglo-American literature, the publishing industry, and its impact upon creativity and literary puzzles.
William Baker is distinguished emeritus professor of English, Northern Illinois University.
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Acknowledgments Introduction IThe Publishing Dimension 1Reconsidering the Unknown Public: A Puzzle of Literary Gains Simon Frost 2The Blackwood Female Literary Network, 1880-1910 David Finkelstein 3Trace Collaboration and the Problem of Evidence: Anna Jameson and Ottilie von Goethe Linda K. Hughes 4Margaret Oliphant and the Changing House of Blackwood Joanne Shattock 5Wheels of Desire: The Popular Adaptations of A. E. W. Mason's Thrillers from the 1900s to the 1930s Alexis Weedon IIVictorians Major and Minor 6 Moral Puzzles in Adam Bede Rosemary Ashton 7Structure, Tone and Temper inCharles Lever's Lord Kilgobbin Tony Bareham 8Sister Acts: The Prevalence of Literary Families in the Victorian Period" Troy Bassett 9Why Did William Butler Yeats Leave William Allingham Out? Simon Gatrell 10Again the Zelig Effect: Israel Zangwill and the Modern Short Story Graham Law 11Beyond Pickwick-Seymour's Sketches and Regency Print Culture Brian Maidment 12Another 'Spoiling Hand' at Work on Middlemarch?" K. M. Newton 13Rethinking the Endings of Great Expectations Robert L. Patten 14"Erect His Statue and Worship It": A Victorian Shakespeare Souvenir Fred Schwarzbach 15The Satirist Satirized: Thackeray's Snobs and William North's Anti-Punch Patrick Scott IIINon-Victorians and Puzzles 16The Elephant in the Classroom Michael Caines 17The Inheritors: Conrad and Ford's Incursion into Wellsland Mario Curreli 18Two Quiet Years: The University Press in Oxford in 1770 and 1845 Simon Eliot 19Where Are Our Moral Foundations?" Emily Dickinson and Henry James Philip Horne 20The Archaeology of Pride and Prejudice Deirdre Le Faye 21 The Fallen Idol: From Story to Screen David Lodge 22My Collaboration with John Sutherland Cedric Watts 23Angelica's Susan: A Challenge from Real Life? René Weis PART IV: John Sutherland's Life and Work 24John Sutherland: A Life William Baker 25Some of His Many Books Karl Miller 26A Lesson in Tact Lara Feigel Notes on Contributors INDEX
Acknowledgments Introduction IThe Publishing Dimension 1Reconsidering the Unknown Public: A Puzzle of Literary Gains Simon Frost 2The Blackwood Female Literary Network, 1880-1910 David Finkelstein 3Trace Collaboration and the Problem of Evidence: Anna Jameson and Ottilie von Goethe Linda K. Hughes 4Margaret Oliphant and the Changing House of Blackwood Joanne Shattock 5Wheels of Desire: The Popular Adaptations of A. E. W. Mason's Thrillers from the 1900s to the 1930s Alexis Weedon IIVictorians Major and Minor 6 Moral Puzzles in Adam Bede Rosemary Ashton 7Structure, Tone and Temper inCharles Lever's Lord Kilgobbin Tony Bareham 8Sister Acts: The Prevalence of Literary Families in the Victorian Period" Troy Bassett 9Why Did William Butler Yeats Leave William Allingham Out? Simon Gatrell 10Again the Zelig Effect: Israel Zangwill and the Modern Short Story Graham Law 11Beyond Pickwick-Seymour's Sketches and Regency Print Culture Brian Maidment 12Another 'Spoiling Hand' at Work on Middlemarch?" K. M. Newton 13Rethinking the Endings of Great Expectations Robert L. Patten 14"Erect His Statue and Worship It": A Victorian Shakespeare Souvenir Fred Schwarzbach 15The Satirist Satirized: Thackeray's Snobs and William North's Anti-Punch Patrick Scott IIINon-Victorians and Puzzles 16The Elephant in the Classroom Michael Caines 17The Inheritors: Conrad and Ford's Incursion into Wellsland Mario Curreli 18Two Quiet Years: The University Press in Oxford in 1770 and 1845 Simon Eliot 19Where Are Our Moral Foundations?" Emily Dickinson and Henry James Philip Horne 20The Archaeology of Pride and Prejudice Deirdre Le Faye 21 The Fallen Idol: From Story to Screen David Lodge 22My Collaboration with John Sutherland Cedric Watts 23Angelica's Susan: A Challenge from Real Life? René Weis PART IV: John Sutherland's Life and Work 24John Sutherland: A Life William Baker 25Some of His Many Books Karl Miller 26A Lesson in Tact Lara Feigel Notes on Contributors INDEX
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