The first ebook of the year is “Joseph Andrews and Shamela” by Henry Fielding
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The first ebook of the year is “Joseph Andrews and Shamela” by Henry Fielding
#CurrentlyReading #Goodreads #ReadingChallenge #Kindle #BookLovers #Bookworm #Bibliophile #HenryFielding #1001BooksYouMustReadBeforeYouDie
Literarischer #8Oktober
„Man sollte niemals zu einem Arzt gehen, ohne zu wissen, was dessen Lieblingsdiagnose ist.“
#HenryFielding #TomJones Tod 1754
Literarischer #8Oktober
„Bitten von Höhergestellten klingen immer stark nach Befehlen.“
#HenryFielding Tod 1754
Literarischer #22April
„Jeder Arzt hat seine Lieblingskrankheit.“
#HenryFielding #TomJones Geburt 1707
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Bravo, thanks for the link! A great piece by Jess Keiser on Sterne and Tristram Shandy, and on the more anarchic elements in 18th century literature. Encourages me to re-read Swift and Fielding with open eyes (and, of course, to go back to Sterne).
#LaurenceSterne #TristramShandy #HenryFielding #JonathanSwift #literature #modernism #JessKeiser
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#WalterScott
How did British novelists respond to the challenge of war during the long eighteenth century?
I discuss this in my book, just out,,,
Literarischer #8Oktober
„Die Zunge einer Schlange ist weniger schmerzhaft als die eines Verleumders.“
#HenryFielding Tod 1754
Absolutely merciless: the narrator of #HenryFielding #TomJones on “the married state” @bookstodon