henry fielding

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henry fielding

Henry Fielding wrote many novels in the 18th century.

Definition

Proper noun * Henry Fielding: An 18th-century English novelist and dramatist, renowned as a founder of the English novel. He is best known for his satirical and picaresque works that offer a vivid, humorous, and critical portrayal of contemporary society.

Usage
  • Henry Fielding is primarily used to refer to the historical literary figure.
  • It is used in discussions of English literature, literary history, satire, and the development of the novel as a form.
Examples
  • As the subject of a sentence:
    • Henry Fielding wrote "Tom Jones," a classic of English literature.
    • The works of Henry Fielding provide a sharp critique of 18th-century politics and morals.
  • In possessive form:
    • Henry Fielding's novel "Joseph Andrews" is a parody of Samuel Richardson's "Pamela."
    • Scholars study Henry Fielding's use of irony and narrative voice.
Advanced Usage
  • "Fieldingesque" (adj): Resembling or characteristic of the works of Henry Fielding, particularly in terms of robust humor, sprawling narratives, and social satire.
    • The novel's comedic scope and colorful characters were distinctly Fieldingesque.
Variants and Related Words
  • Fielding: A common shorthand for the author in literary criticism.
    • Fielding contrasts his realistic characters with the sentimental heroes of his time.
Synonyms
  • The author of "Tom Jones": A common periphrastic reference.
  • The novelist Henry Fielding: A clarifying phrase used for emphasis or introduction.
henry fielding

Henry Fielding wrote many novels in the 18th century.

Noun
  1. English novelist and dramatist (1707-1754)

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