Dedalus in Harlem: The Joyce-Ellison Connectionby Robert N. ListReview by: Susan Resneck Parr · James Joyce Quarterly · 1984

<i>From Humanism to the Humanities: Education and the Liberal Arts in Fifteenth- and Sixteenth-Century Europe</i> . Anthony Grafton , Lisa JardineCarmody, John; Parr, Susan Resneck · American Journal of Education · 1988

From Humanism to the Humanities: Education and the Liberal Arts in Fifteenth- and Sixteenth-Century Europeby Anthony Grafton; Lisa JardineReview by: John Carmody and Susan Resneck Parr · American Journal of Education · 1988

Contemporary American Women Writers: Narrative Strategiesby Catherine Rainwater; William J. Scheick;Black and White Women of the Old South: The Peculiar Sisterhood in American Literatureby Minrose G. GwinReview by: Susan Resneck Parr · Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature · 1987

ArouaneAlphonso Lingis · The Antioch Review · 2002

Faulkner and the SouthWarren Beck · The Antioch Review · 1941

The Self-Fulfilling ProphecyRobert K. Merton · The Antioch Review · 1948

The Last of the BossesReview by: Francis Russell · The Antioch Review · 1957

The Development of Contextualistic AestheticsStephen C. Pepper · The Antioch Review · 1968

Stoppard's ArcadiaDavid Guaspari · The Antioch Review · 1996

What Plot Means in the NovelDavid Goldknopf · The Antioch Review · 1969-1970

A Return to CommitmentZinberg, Norman E. · The Antioch Review · 1966