Joseph Andrews

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Book 1, Chapter 1 Book 1, Chapter 2 Book 1, Chapter 3 Book 1, Chapter 4 Book 1, Chapter 5 Book 1, Chapter 6 Book 1, Chapter 7 Book 1, Chapter 8 Book 1, Chapter 9 Book 1, Chapter 10 Book 1, Chapter 11 Book 1, Chapter 12 Book 1, Chapter 13 Book 1, Chapter 14 Book 1, Chapter 15 Book 1, Chapter 16 Book 1, Chapter 17 Book 1, Chapter 18 Book 2, Chapter 1 Book 2, Chapter 2 Book 2, Chapter 3 Book 2, Chapter 4 Book 2, Chapter 5 Book 2, Chapter 6 Book 2, Chapter 7 Book 2, Chapter 8 Book 2, Chapter 9 Book 2, Chapter 10 Book 2, Chapter 11 Book 2, Chapter 12 Book 2, Chapter 13 Book 2, Chapter 14 Book 2, Chapter 15 Book 2, Chapter 16 Book 2, Chapter 17 Book 3, Chapter 1 Book 3, Chapter 2 Book 3, Chapter 3 Book 3, Chapter 4 Book 3, Chapter 5 Book 3, Chapter 6 Book 3, Chapter 7 Book 3, Chapter 8 Book 3, Chapter 9 Book 3, Chapter 10 Book 3, Chapter 11 Book 3, Chapter 12 Book 3, Chapter 13 Book 4, Chapter 1 Book 4, Chapter 2 Book 4, Chapter 3 Book 4, Chapter 4 Book 4, Chapter 5 Book 4, Chapter 6 Book 4, Chapter 7 Book 4, Chapter 8 Book 4, Chapter 9 Book 4, Chapter 10 Book 4, Chapter 11 Book 4, Chapter 12 Book 4, Chapter 13 Book 4, Chapter 14 Book 4, Chapter 15 Book 4, Chapter 16

Themes

All Themes Hypocrisy Lust vs. Chastity Social Class Religion and Charity

Characters

All Characters Joseph Andrews Abraham Adams Fanny (Frances Goodwill) Lady Booby The Pedlar Pamela Andrews Wilson The Narrator Mrs. Slipslop Squire Booby Gaffar and Gammar Andrews Beau Didapper Leonora Betty Harriet Mr. Barnabas Mr. Tow-wouse The Squire

Symbols

All Symbols Strawberry Mark Aeschylus

Literary Devices

All Literary Devices Allusions Dramatic Irony Foreshadowing Genre Imagery Irony Metaphors Mood Motifs Parody Personification Satire Setting Similes Style Tone Verbal Irony

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Joseph Andrews

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Henry Fielding

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Introduction Intro

Plot Summary Plot

Summary & Analysis

All Themes
Hypocrisy
Lust vs. Chastity
Social Class
Religion and Charity

All Characters
Joseph Andrews
Abraham Adams
Fanny (Frances Goodwill)
Lady Booby
The Pedlar
Pamela Andrews
Wilson
The Narrator
Mrs. Slipslop
Squire Booby
Gaffar and Gammar Andrews
Beau Didapper
Leonora
Betty
Harriet
Mr. Barnabas
Mr. Tow-wouse
The Squire

All Symbols
Strawberry Mark
Aeschylus

All Literary Devices
Allusions
Dramatic Irony
Foreshadowing
Genre
Imagery
Irony
Metaphors
Mood
Motifs
Parody
Personification
Satire
Setting
Similes
Style
Tone
Verbal Irony

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