The Columbia History of the British Novel

Energy, 259 -60, 262

Engels, Friedrich, 613

England, 314, 333; as setting, 306, 940 -42

English Review, 998

Enlightenment, 74, 298, 301, 667, 846, 848

Environment: role of, 609 — 10, 614

Epics, xii, 9, 306; Fielding's use of, 115 — 16, 119; mock, 777- 79; as model, 112 — 13

Epstein, Julia, 210, 215 -16

Equality: gender, 251, 254 -55, 331, 333- 34, 339

Eroticism, 13, 75, 512, 520, 588, 637; in Richardson's works, 94, 99 — 100; women's suffrage and, 721 — 22

Espionage, 876. See also Spying

Essex, Robert Devereux, 2d earl of, 226

Ethics, 820, 908; gentlemanly, 407 — 8, 419 — 20

Ethnicity, 449 -50. See also Race

Eugenics, 620

Evans, Marian (Mary Ann). See Eliot, George

Evening Standard, 661

Evil Mother, 747

Examiner (journal), 1005

Exoticism, 574

Experiences: meanings of, 30–31

Experimental writing, 897 — 98; Amis on, 899–900, 916 — 17. See also Modernism and modernists

Fairie Queen, The, 902

Fairfax, Thomas, 40, 45 — 46

'Fair Triumvirate,' 51

Fairy tales, 590

Family, 45, 152, 222, 328, 331, 333, 346, 349, 367, 392, 482; in Gothic novels, 222, 231; in Joyce's works, 778 -79, 786 -87; in Lawrence's works, 717 — 18, 720; primacy of, 330, 703, 713; in Richardson's novels, 74, 97–98, 100; in Smollett's novels, 139, 147; Sterne's, 155 — 56; in Woolf's novels, 794 — 96, 807 -8

Famine: Irish potato, 411

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Fantasy, 220, 237, 583, 590; Carroll's use of, 598 — 99, 602 — 3

Farce: by Fielding, 103 — 4; in Gaskell's works, 523 — 24

Farrell, J. G.: The Siege of Krishnapur, 643

Fascism, 745, 753

Faulkner, William, 902 -3

Fear, 974 — 75

Federman, Raymond, 947

Feelings. See Emotions

Felski, Rita, 331

Females. See Women

Femininity, 195, 202, 254, 318, 370; definitions of, 209, 250; and sexuality, 776 — 77

Feminism, 22, 251, 302, 333, 498, 509, 902, 939; in Brontës' writings, 353, 370; of Jane Eyre, 352 — 53; and social issues, 525 — 26, 529; and women novelists, 217 — 18, 964, 1001, 1005, 1009, 1014

Feminist criticism, xvi, 18, 217 -18, 231, 444; of Burney, 199, 219; of Gothic novels, 225 -26, 231; of Sterne, 176 -77

Fenton, James: A Staffordshire Murder, 966

Ferrier, Susan, 328, 331- 32, 342; Marriage, 334 — 36

Feuerbach, Paul Johann Anselm von Ritter, 443; Essence, 997

Fiction: creating, 11–12; criticism of, 3–5; definition of, 9 — 10; history of, 10–11. See also by type

Fielding, Charlotte Cradock, 997

Fielding, Henry, xiii, xvii — xviii, 4, 9, 12, 20, 50, 132, 138, 152, 157 — 58, 214, 277, 329, 398, 901 — 2; The Adventures of Joseph Andrews and His Friend, Mr. Abraham Adams, 7–8, 77, 84–86, 105 -7, 111 -12, 119 — 21, 138, 202, 900; Amelia, 107, 113 — 14, 123 — 25, 296, 308, 425, 997- 98; An Apology for the Life of Mrs. Shamela Andrews, 77, 84–86, 110 -11, 118 — 19, 124, 998; The Author's Farce, 103 -7, 997; character development by, 116 — 17, 122 — 23, 165 — 66, 189, 276; civil activities of, 109 -10; critiques of, 1, 8, 17–18, 443; on culture change, 123 -24; discourse by, 103 -5; epics and, 115 — 16; on female heroism, 124 -25; on historical determinism, 106 -7; The Historical Register for 1736, 997; The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling, 2, 7–8, 105 -7, 111, 121 -23, 137 — 38, 157, 161, 166, 201, 303, 900, 997 -98; on identity, 105- 6; Jonathan Wild, 114 -18; literary history by, 102 -3; narrative technique of, 24, 110- 15, 119 -20, 137; novel acceptability, 5–7; Pasquin, 997; plays by, 103 -4, 997; political writings of, 118 -19, 121 -22; Rape upon Rape, 997; replacement fictions by, 3, 14–15; and Richardson, 73, 84–85, 95, 112 — 13; as satirist, 84–85, 128, 264; Tom Thumb, 124, 997; and Walpole, 107, 109

Fielding, Sarah, 94, 139; The Adventures of David Simple, 185, 192, 194, 998; Familiar Letters Between the Principle Characters in David Simple, 998; Remarks on Clarissa, 95; Volume the Last, 998

Finances, 482; and identity, 486 — 87

Firbank, Ronald, 878 — 80, 985; Caprice, 998; The Flower Beneath the Foot, 998; Inclinations, 998; Odette d'Antrevernes, 998; Prancing Nigger, 998; Santal, 998; Sorrow in Sunlight, 998; Vainglory, 998; Valmouth, 998

Fitzgerald, Edward, 385

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Flaubert, Gustave, xv, 21, 160, 665; Madame Bovary, 658, 955, 976

Fleming, Ian, 901

Fletcher, John, 851

Fools: wise, 183

Forçade, Eugene, 357, 371

Ford, Ford Madox, 728, 819; The Brown Owl, 833; The Fifth Queen, 833- 34, 998; The Good Soldier, 834 — 37, 839, 998; Half Moon, 834; Henry for Hugh, 839; historical novels by, 833 -34; The Inheritors, 833, 998; Ladies Whose Bright Eyes, 834; The Last Post, 837; A Little Less than Gods, 834; A Man Could Stand Up, 837, 840; The Marsden Case, 838; narrative style of, 833- 40; No More Parades, 837; Parade's End, 833, 837- 38, 998; The Rash Act, 839; Romance, 833, 998; The Shifting of the Fire, 833; social commentary by, 838- 39; Some Do Not…, 837

Forensics, 33–34

Fornightly Review, 473

Forster, E. M., 623, 635, 661, 715, 741, 751, 819, 904; Aspects of the Novel, 824 — 25, 999; character development by, 824- 26, 828 — 29; Howards End, 823, 25–30, 832, 839 -40, 999; on imperialism, 636 -37, 640 — 43; on India, 829 — 32; and Isherwood, 756 — 57; on landscape, 823- 24; The Longest Journey, 621, 820, 822 — 23, 825–826, 999; Maurice, 822, 832 -33, 840, 999; narrative style of, 820 -33; A Passage to India, 631, 636 -37, 640 -43, 829 -32, 905, 999; A Room with a View, 823 -26, 999; Two Cheers for Democracy, 999; Where Angels Fear to Tread, 820 -21, 823, 998

Forster, John, 385

Forsyte Saga, The, 882

Foucault, Michel, 5, 221, 237, 294 — 95, 304, 571; The History of Sexuality, 495

Fowles, John, 967

France, 85, 247, 306, 561; naturalist fiction in, 609 — 10; romances from, 1–2, 51

Franco, Francisco, 742, 745

Frankau, Julia: A Babe in Bohemia, 614

Fraser's Magazine, 392, 1012

Frazer, James: The Golden Bough, 725, 430