The Contested Charm of Dunciad Minor by A. D. Hope by Igor Maver

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After Defoe, Before the Dunciad: Giles Jacob and A Vindication of the Press by Bernard, S

The Strength of Weak Ties: Eliza Haywood’s Social Network in The Dunciad in Four Books (1743) by Ileana Baird

Subjects: “…the dunciad's social networks…”
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Alberto Lista, traductor de Alexander Pope: El imperio de la estupidez. Alberto Lista, translating Alexander Pope: The Dunciad and El imperio de la estupidez by JUAN DE DIOS TORRALBO CABALLERO

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Opera, Excess, and the discourse of Luxury in eighteenth-Century England by Michael Burden

“…Opera is, in common parlance, a “luxury” item, and there is no question that the connection between opera and luxury was made in the eighteenth century: to cite but two examples, in 1738, the Daily Post denounced “luxury at the opera,” while in 1742, the New Dunciad called it “the harlot-form soft sliding by” and commented on the genre’s “luxurious and effeminating sounds.” …”
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Nabokov and play by Karshan, T, Karshan, Thomas

“…The sixth chapter argues that Pale Fire (1962) belongs to the genre of the literary game, and is in complex intertextual relation to a previous literary game, Pope's Dunciad.</p>…”

'And I am re-begot': the textual afterlives of John Donne by Rundell, K

“…I end by looking at the problematic offered by the dual critique and celebration in Pope's versification of Donne's <em>Satyres</em>, and at the <em>Dunciad</em>, to see where the limits of allusion come up against Pope's cacophonous multiplicity of voices. …”