项迪传(诺顿英国文学评论系列) Tristram Shandy
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作者： Laurence Sterne著
出 版 社： 华文出版社
出版时间： 1980-12-1字数：版次： 1页数： 648印刷时间： 1979/11/01开本：印次：纸张： 胶版纸I S B N ： 9780393950342包装： 平装内容简介
(in full The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman) Experimental novel by Laurence Sterne, published in nine volumes from 1759 to 1767. Narrated by Shandy, the story begins at the moment of his conception and diverts into endless digressions, interruptions, stories-within-stories, and other narrative devices. The focus shifts from the fortunes of the hero himself to the nature of his family, environment, and heredity, and the dealings within that family offer repeated images of human unrelatedness and disconnection. The narrator is isolated in his own privacy and doubts how much, if anything, he can know for certain even about himself. Sterne broke all the rules: events occur out of chronological order, anecdotes are often left unfinished, and sometimes whole pages are filled with asterisks or dashes or are left entirely blank. Sterne is recognized as one of the most important forerunners of psychological fiction.Sterne himself published volumes 1 and 2 at York late in 1759, but he sent half of the imprint to London to be sold. By March, when he went to London, Tristram Shandy was the rage, and he was famous. His London bookseller brought out a second edition and two more volumes of Tristram Shandy; thereafter, Sterne was his own publisher. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
目录
Preface
Chronology of Sterne's Life
The Text of Tristram Shandy
The Author on the Novel
To Robert Dodsley
To a Friend
To Robert Dodsley
To Dr. Noah Thomas
To Jane [?] Fenton
To Stephen Croft
To John Hall-Stevenson
To Lady Anna Dacre [?]
To Robert Foley
To Elizabeth Montagu
To Robert Foley
Criticism
Contemporary Responses
William KenrickReview of Tristram Shandy
From the Critical Review
From the London Magazine
From the Royal Female Magazine
Horace WalpoleLetter to Sir David Dalrymple
Letter to the Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure
James BoswellFrom "A Poetical Epistle"
Letter to Lloyd's Evening Post
Thomas GrayLetter to Thomas YVarton the Younger
Oliver GoldsmithFrom The Citizen of the World
Edmund BurkeReview of Tristram Shandy
Samuel RichardsonLetter to Mark Hildesley
John LanghorneReview of Tristram Shandy
Samuel JohnsonConversation with Boswell
Early-Nineteenth-Century Criticism
Samuel Taylor Coleridge[Steme's Wit and Humor]
William Hazlitt[Sterne's Style]
Sir Walter ScottLaurence Sterne
William Makepeace ThackeraySterne and Goldsmith
Twentieth-Century Studies
Lodwick Hartley[The Genius of Laurence Sterne]
D. \V. JeffersonTristram Shandy and the Tradition of Learned Wit
Toby A. OlshinGenre and Tristram Shandy:
The Novel of Quickness
Wayne BoothDid Sterne Complete Tristram Shandy?
William Bowman PiperTristram's Digressive Artistry
Martin Price[The Art of the Natural]
Jean-Jacques MayouxVariations on the Time-Sense in Tristram Shandy
Richard A. LanhamGames, Play, Seriousness
Sigurd BurckhardtTristram Shandy's Law of Gravity
Howard AndersonTristram Shandy and the
Reader's Imagination
J. Paul HunterResponse as Reformation:
Tristram Shandy and the Art of Interruption
Charles ParishA Table of Contents for Tristram Shandy
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