PUBLICATIONS ARCHIVE

DECEMBER 1999

Items listed here were not necessarily published in December 1999.

A-F

Antoine, Manfred, Crime et chatiment dans le théâtre de Racine (Dissertation, City University of New York, 1982).

Bokina, John, Opera and Politics: From Monteverdi to Henze (1997).

Campos, Paul, Against Constitutional Theory, 4(2) Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities 279 (Summer 1992).

Chase, Anthony, An Obscure Scandal of Consciousness, 1(1) Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities 105 (December 1988).

Dimock, Wai-Chee, Criminal Law, Female Virtue, and the Rise of Liberalism, 4(2) Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities 209 (Summer 1992).

Ellis, John M., Literature Lost: Social Agendas and the Corruption of the Humanities (1997).

Evans, Richard G., Tales from the German Underworld: Narratives of Crime and Punishment in the 19th Century (1998).

Flippo, Martha Hume, The Detective Story as a Popular Art in the American Magazine (Master’s thesis, University of Texas, Austin, 1972).

G-L

Gallagher, Sean Michael, American Criminal Autobiography in the Nineteenth Century "Launched into Eternity" (Dissertation, University of Minnesota, 1994).

Goldberg, Dena, Crime and law in the plays of John Webster (Dissertation, University of Wisconsin, 1964).

Gye, Joengmeen, Social Class, Popularity, and Acceptability in Victorian Literature: William Makepeace Thackeray and the Silver-Fork and Newgate Novels (Dissertation, Florida State University, 1996).

Herold, Christopher Terrence, "What’s Going on Here": The Actor and the Phenomenon of Mystery in the Plays of Harold Pinter (Dissertation, University of California, Berkeley, 1997).

Hill, Granville Sydnor, The Hagiographic Narrators of Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales: The Second Nun, the Man of Law, the Prioress (Dissertation, Rice University, 1977).

Joyce, Simon Paul, The Closed Text Mystery: Crime Fiction, the Police, and Popular Culture, 1789-1848 (Dissertation, State University of New York at Buffalo, 1993).

Kahn, Paul W., Law and Love; The Trial of King Lear (2000).

Kayman, Martin, A., The Reader and the Jury: Legal Fictions and the Making of Commercial Law in Eighteenth-Century England, 9(4) Eighteenth Century Fiction 373 (July 1997).

Landauer, Carl, Scholar, Craftsman, and Priest: Learned Hand’s Self-Imaging, 3(2) Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities 231 (Summer 1991).

Law's Stories: Narrative and Rhetoric in the Law (Peter Brooks and Paul Gewirtz eds.; 1996).

Lombardi, Giovanni, Arte e delinquenza (1940).

M-R

Malamet, Elliott,  The world remade : the art of detection in the fiction of Graham Greene (Dissertation, University of Toronto; 1990).

Malamet, Elliott,  The World Remade: Graham Greene and the Art of Detection (1998)(American University Studies. Series IV: English Language and Literature; 183).

Malcolm, John, Hung over : a Tim Simpson mystery (1994).

Murphy, Brenda, Congressional Theatre: Dramatizing McCarthyism on Stage, Film and Television (1999).

Mystery and suspense writers : the literature of crime, detection, and espionage (Robin W. Winks and Maureen Corrigan eds.; 1998)(The Scribner Writers series). Volume 1: Margery Allingham to John D. MacDonald. Volume 2: Ross MacDonald to Women of Mystery.

Nichols, Mary P., Reconstructing Woody: Art, Love and Life in the Films of Woody Allen (1998). Includes The Detectives (Manhattan Murder Mystery).

Patterson, Craig O., Horribel roberys, high-way men, & murders : Defoe, Gay, Lillo and the popular literature of crime (Dissertation, University of Toronto, 1994).

Porter, Dennis, The pursuit of crime : art and ideology in detective fiction (1981).

Rieff, Philip, The Newer Noises of War in the Second Culture Camp: Notes on Professor Burt's Legal Fictions, 3(2) Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities 315 (Summer 1991).

S-Z

Smith, Nigel, Literature and Revolution in England, 1640-1660 (1994)