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• catalog abstract "Contains an authoritative text of a poor stone carver, Jude Fawley, who is torn between his dreams of a university education and the desires of his own carnal nature and also includes background information on the novel as well as Hardy's nonfictional writings and poems and comments by critics on his other works.".
• catalog contributor b11223037.
• catalog contributor b11223038.
• catalog coverage "England Social life and customs 19th century Fiction.".
• catalog coverage "Wessex (England) Fiction.".
• catalog created "c1999.".
• catalog date "1999".
• catalog date "c1999.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1999.".
• catalog description "CRITICISM -- Contemporary Reception -- From Harper's Weekly (December 7, 1895) / William Dan Howells -- From Blackwood's Magazine (January 1896) / Margaret Oliphant -- From Cosmopolis (January 1896) / Edmund Gosse -- From the Westminster Review (January 1896) / D.F. Hannigan -- Letter to the Yorkshire Post (June 9, 1896) / From the Savoy Magazine (October 1896) / Havelock Ellis.".
• catalog description "Contains an authoritative text of a poor stone carver, Jude Fawley, who is torn between his dreams of a university education and the desires of his own carnal nature and also includes background information on the novel as well as Hardy's nonfictional writings and poems and comments by critics on his other works.".
• catalog description "Hardy's Poems -- Childhood among the ferns -- A Necessitarian's epitaph -- The Masked face -- Thoughts of Phena -- The Son's portrait -- Lausanne -- The Young glass-stainer -- The Conformers -- The Recalcitrants -- To a Motherless child -- Midnight on the great western -- To a Lady -- Locale -- Settings and sources / Norman Page -- Map: Valters' plan of Oxford (1891) -- Influences On the Novel -- Autobiographical Elements / C.J. Weber -- Hardy, Parnell, and Ibsen / W.R. Rutland.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 467-468).".
• catalog description "Modern Criticism -- "A Distinctively modern novel" / Irving Howe -- Jude the Obscure as a tragedy / Arthur Mizener -- Male and female / D.H. Lawrence -- Hardy's portrait of Sue Bridehead / Albert J. Guerard -- Sue as "a girl of the 1860s" / Robert Gittings -- Imagery and symbolism in Jude the Obscure / Frederick P.W. McDowell -- A "Double tragedy" / Penny Boumelha -- Jude the Obscure as autobiography / F.B. Pinion -- Sexuality and scandal / Richard Dellamora -- Jude's idealism / Marjorie Garson -- Thomas Hardy: A Chronology.".
• catalog description "THE TEXT OF JUDE THE OBSCURE -- BACKGROUNDS AND CONTEXTS -- Composition, Publication, and Text -- Composition and serialization of the novel / Richard Little Purdy -- Hardy's change of direction / John Paterson -- Hardy's revisions / Robert C. Slack -- Hardy's Nonfictional Writings -- From Hardy's autobiography -- Comments from Hardy's letters -- The Tree of knowledge -- The Profitable reading of fiction.".
• catalog extent "xii, 468 p. :".
• catalog identifier "039397278X (pbk.)".
• catalog isPartOf "A Norton critical edition".
• catalog issued "1999".
• catalog issued "c1999.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : W.W. Norton,".
• catalog spatial "England Social life and customs 19th century Fiction.".
• catalog spatial "England Wessex".
• catalog spatial "Wessex (England) Fiction.".
• catalog subject "823/.8 21".
• catalog subject "Adultery England Wessex Fiction.".
• catalog subject "Adultery Fiction.".
• catalog subject "Children Death Fiction.".
• catalog subject "Education England Wessex History 19th century Fiction.".
• catalog subject "Hardy, Thomas, 1840-1928. Jude the obscure.".
• catalog subject "Illegitimate children Fiction.".
• catalog subject "PR4746 .A1 1999".
• catalog subject "Spouses England Wessex History 19th century Fiction.".
• catalog subject "Stonemasons England Wessex Fiction.".
• catalog subject "Stonemasons Fiction.".
• catalog subject "Unmarried couples Fiction.".
• catalog subject "Working class England Wessex History 19th century Fiction.".
• catalog tableOfContents "CRITICISM -- Contemporary Reception -- From Harper's Weekly (December 7, 1895) / William Dan Howells -- From Blackwood's Magazine (January 1896) / Margaret Oliphant -- From Cosmopolis (January 1896) / Edmund Gosse -- From the Westminster Review (January 1896) / D.F. Hannigan -- Letter to the Yorkshire Post (June 9, 1896) / From the Savoy Magazine (October 1896) / Havelock Ellis.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Hardy's Poems -- Childhood among the ferns -- A Necessitarian's epitaph -- The Masked face -- Thoughts of Phena -- The Son's portrait -- Lausanne -- The Young glass-stainer -- The Conformers -- The Recalcitrants -- To a Motherless child -- Midnight on the great western -- To a Lady -- Locale -- Settings and sources / Norman Page -- Map: Valters' plan of Oxford (1891) -- Influences On the Novel -- Autobiographical Elements / C.J. Weber -- Hardy, Parnell, and Ibsen / W.R. Rutland.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Modern Criticism -- "A Distinctively modern novel" / Irving Howe -- Jude the Obscure as a tragedy / Arthur Mizener -- Male and female / D.H. Lawrence -- Hardy's portrait of Sue Bridehead / Albert J. Guerard -- Sue as "a girl of the 1860s" / Robert Gittings -- Imagery and symbolism in Jude the Obscure / Frederick P.W. McDowell -- A "Double tragedy" / Penny Boumelha -- Jude the Obscure as autobiography / F.B. Pinion -- Sexuality and scandal / Richard Dellamora -- Jude's idealism / Marjorie Garson -- Thomas Hardy: A Chronology.".
• catalog tableOfContents "THE TEXT OF JUDE THE OBSCURE -- BACKGROUNDS AND CONTEXTS -- Composition, Publication, and Text -- Composition and serialization of the novel / Richard Little Purdy -- Hardy's change of direction / John Paterson -- Hardy's revisions / Robert C. Slack -- Hardy's Nonfictional Writings -- From Hardy's autobiography -- Comments from Hardy's letters -- The Tree of knowledge -- The Profitable reading of fiction.".
• catalog title "Jude the obscure : an authoritative text : backgrounds and contexts, criticism / Thomas Hardy ; edited by Norman Page.".
• catalog type "Didactic fiction. gsafd".
• catalog type "Didactic fiction. lcsh".
• catalog type "Fiction. fast".
• catalog type "History. fast".
• catalog type "Love stories. gsafd".
• catalog type "text".