on suburban life, 624 -25; success of, 662 -63; These Twain, 626 -27, 991; The Truth about an Author, 660; Whom God Hath Joined, 626
Benveniste, Emile, 852 -53
Beowulf, 902
Bergson, Henri, 880
Berlin, Isaiah, 748
Berlin: as setting, 758 -61, 1002
Berlin Conference, 635, 648
Bersani, Leo, 374, 378
Besant, Walter, 614
Beyle, Marie-Henri. See Stendhal
Bible, 31–32, 39
Bidpai tales, 926
Bigamy, 65, 67–68
Bildungsroman, xiii, 195 -96, 377; and sentimental novels, 181 — 82, 189 — 91, 196
Bishop, Elizabeth: 'Crusoe in England,' 23
Black Panther, 969 -1026-
Blacks, 693
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, 470, 473, 483
Blair, Eric Arthur. See Orwell, George
Blake, William, 593, 725
Blavatsky, Madame, 730
Blessington, Lady:
Bloom, Leopold, 912
Bloom, Molly, 912
Bloomsbury Group, 820, 905, 911 — 12, 915 — 16
Blumenbach, Johann Friedrich, 436
Bodichon, Barbara Leigh Smith, 441, 445
Bogusness: as theme, 868 — 76, 882 — 83, 885 — 87
Bongie, Chris: Exotic Memories, 574
Booker Prize, 939 — 40, 942, 989, 1000, 1006, 1009
Boone, Joseph, 377
Booth, Bradford, 474, 476
Booth, Charles: Life and Labour of the People of London, 611
Booth, Wayne: The Rhetoric of Fiction, 296 — 97
Borges, Jorge Luis, 582, 842, 947, 948
Boswell, James, 161
Bowen, Elizabeth, 746; The Death of the Heart, 992; The Heat of the Day, 992; The Hotel, 992; The House in Paris, 992; The Last September, 992
Bow Street Runners, 109 — 10
Boyd, William: Brazzaville Beach, 651
Boy's Own Paper, The, 573
Bradbury, Malcolm: Eating People Is Wrong, 992; The History of Man, 992; Rates of Exchange, 992; Stepping Westward, 992
Braddon, Mary Elizabeth, 354, 363 — 65, 480, 484, 496, 504; Aurora Floyd, 992; The Doctor's Wife, 992; Henry Dunbar, 992; Ishmael, 992; Lady-Audley's Secret, 494 — 95, 501 — 2, 992
Bradley, F. H.: Appearance and Reality, 693
Bradshaigh, Lady, 94–95, 99, 175
Braine, John, 895
Brazil, 884 — 85
Brontë, Anne: Agnes Gray, 353, 992; Poems, by Currer, Ellis and, Acton Bell, 992- 93; The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, 353, 992
Brontë, Charlotte, 230, 380, 458, 824; and Emily Brontë, 373 — 74, 376 — 77, 379; characters developed by, 354- 59, 361 — 63; children in works of, 584, 596; 'Emma,' 992; influence of, 363- 67;Jane Eyre, 352 -59, 361, 364 — 73, 497, 568, 584, 596, 946 — 47, 955 — 56, 992; narrative style of, 360 — 61; Poems, by Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell, 992 -93; politics of, 359 — 60; The Professor, 360, 992; Shirley, 357 -60, 363, 365, 371 -73; on social issues, 367 — 71; Villette, 360- 64, 372 -73, 379, 992; on women's roles, 371 -73, 955 -56
Brontë, Emily, 371, 955 -56; children in works of, 596; on class and sexuality, 377- 79; criticism of, 376 -79; on moral issues, 373 -74; narrative style of, 374 -76; Poems, by Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell, 992 -93; Wuthering Heights, 353, 373- 80, 497, 596, 993
Brooke, Emma Frances, 614; The Excursion, 993; The History of Emily Montague, 993; History of Lady Julia Mandeville, 993; Letters from Juliet Lady Catesby, 993; The Old Maid, 993; Rosina, 993; The Siege of Sinope, 993
Brooke, Henry, Fool of Quality, 185
Brookner, Anita, 943; Brief Lives, 941, 952 — 54; The Debut, 993; Family and Friends, 941, 993; Hotel du Lac, 939, -1027- Brookner, Anita (continued) 942, 944, 950, 959 — 60, 993; Latecomers, 941, 950; Lewis Percy, 946, 950; Look at Me, 993; A Misalliance, 993; narrative style of, 944, 950, 952 — 54; Providence, 993; on women, 959 -60
Brooks, Jocelyn, 748
Brophy, Brigid, 904
Brothels. See Prostitutes, prostitution
Browning, Robert: 'Love among the Ruins,' 671
Brunton, Mary, 328, 331;
Buckingham and Chandos, Richard, 2 duke of, 411
Bulwer-Lytton, Edward, 356, 429, 483, 493; The Caxtons, 569 — 70; Harold, Last of the Saxons, 566
Bunyan, John, 20, 361, 371; Pilgrim's Progress, xvii — xviii, 4, 24, 27–28, 410
Burckhardt, Sigurd, 177
Burdett-Coutts, Angela, 388
Burgess, Anthony, 967; Beds in the East, 993; A Clockwork Orange, 993; The Clockwork Treatment, 993; Earthly Powers, 993; Enderby Outside, 993; The Enemy in the Blanket, 993; Inside Mr. Enderby, 993; Malayan Trilogy, 993; Time for a Tiger, 993
Burke, Edmund, 214, 248, 333; Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and the Beautiful, 227; on the sublime, 340, 342, 344 — 46
Burlesque, 947 — 48
Burma, 744, 745
Burney, Charles, 212
Burney, Frances (Fanny) (Mme d'Arblay), 145, 199, 219, 276, 303;
Burton, Richard: The Arabian Nights, 439 — 41; Lake Regions of Central Africa, 573
Butler, Samuel, 706; Erewhon, 429, 576; Hudibras, 63; Way of All Flesh, 823
Butler, Marilyn, 297 — 98
Butt, John, 382
Byatt, Antonia Susan (A. S. Byatt): character development by, 944 -46; The Game, 994; narrative style of, 947, 950;
Byrne, Clara Dacre, 339