J F Burrows
Biographic Data
| ID | 1088316 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J F Burrows |
| GIVEN NAMES | J F |
| FAMILY NAME | Burrows |
| SIGNATURE | BURROWS J F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Newcastle Australia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
All the Way Through
This article describes the operation of two new tests of authorship and offers some results. Both tests rely on controlled contrasts of word-frequency and both exclude the very common words, which have been put to such good use in recent years. One test treats of words used with some consistency by a target-author but more sporadically by others. The second treats of words used sporadically by the target-author but not by most others. (The inclus…
Anna Boleyn and the Authenticity of Fielding's Feminine Narratives
THE NARRATIVES that Henry Fielding interpolated into his fiction have caused later readers much concern, and a good deal of critical energy has been expended trying to explain, or explain away, their presence.1 There are examples of such narratives in all of his major fictions, but his method of presenting them was not consistent. History of Betty the Chambermaid in Joseph Andrews, for example, is narrated authorially in his archest and most bril…
Contractual Co‐Operation and the Implied Term
Voss’ and the Explorers
No one would dispute that there are broad parallels between the career of Patrick White's Voss and that of Ludwif! Leichhardt. The most detailed discussion of the matter is. by Mi Marcel Aurousseau1, who comes to several interesting conclusions. He is convinced that White has made a perceptive study of some· of the Leichhardt papers and ·'come nearer to a just appreciation of Leichhardt than anything else about him that we have produced' (87), tr…
All the Way Through
This article describes the operation of two new tests of authorship and offers some results. Both tests rely on controlled contrasts of word-frequency and both exclude the very common words, which have been put to such good use in recent years. One test treats of words used with some consistency by a target-author but more sporadically by others. The second treats of words used sporadically by the target-author but not by most others. (The inclus…
Anna Boleyn and the Authenticity of Fielding's Feminine Narratives
THE NARRATIVES that Henry Fielding interpolated into his fiction have caused later readers much concern, and a good deal of critical energy has been expended trying to explain, or explain away, their presence.1 There are examples of such narratives in all of his major fictions, but his method of presenting them was not consistent. History of Betty the Chambermaid in Joseph Andrews, for example, is narrated authorially in his archest and most bril…
Voss’ and the Explorers
No one would dispute that there are broad parallels between the career of Patrick White's Voss and that of Ludwif! Leichhardt. The most detailed discussion of the matter is. by Mi Marcel Aurousseau1, who comes to several interesting conclusions. He is convinced that White has made a perceptive study of some· of the Leichhardt papers and ·'come nearer to a just appreciation of Leichhardt than anything else about him that we have produced' (87), tr…
Contractual Co‐Operation and the Implied Term
Anna Boleyn and the Authenticity of Fielding's Feminine Narratives
THE NARRATIVES that Henry Fielding interpolated into his fiction have caused later readers much concern, and a good deal of critical energy has been expended trying to explain, or explain away, their presence.1 There are examples of such narratives in all of his major fictions, but his method of presenting them was not consistent. History of Betty the Chambermaid in Joseph Andrews, for example, is narrated authorially in his archest and most bril…
All the Way Through
This article describes the operation of two new tests of authorship and offers some results. Both tests rely on controlled contrasts of word-frequency and both exclude the very common words, which have been put to such good use in recent years. One test treats of words used with some consistency by a target-author but more sporadically by others. The second treats of words used sporadically by the target-author but not by most others. (The inclus…
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