Hawthorne's Divided Loyalties: England and America in His Works. Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, Rutherford NJ 1987. ISBN 0838632742
Aufsätze (Auswahl)
‚The Gray Champion‘: Hawthorne's Ironic Criticism of Puritan Rebellion. In: Studies in Short Fiction 13, 1976. S. 363–70.
Tradition and Disinheritance in ‚The Scarlet Letter‘. In: ESQ: A Journal of the American Renaissance 23, 1977. S. 1–26.
The Demonic in "Endicott and the Red Cross". In: Papers on Language and Literature 13, 1977. S. 251–259.
A Note on the Horror in James's Revision of Daisy Miller. In: The Henry James Review 3:3, 1982. S. 229–232.
A Red-Hot A and a Lusting Divine: Sources for The Scarlet Letter. In: The New England Quarterly 60:2, 1987. S. 256–264.
The Biblical Veil: Sources and Typology in Hawthorne's "The Minister's Black Veil". In: Texas Studies in Literature and Language 31:2, 1989. S. 169–195.
Fantasy, Reality and Audience in Hawthorne's "Drowne's Wooden Image". In: Studies in the Novel 23:1, 1991. S. 28–45.
"The Artist of the Beautiful": Crossing the Transcendent Divide in Hawthorne's Fiction. In: Nineteenth-Century Literature 50:1, 1995. S. 78–96.
Einzelnachweise
↑Newberry, Frederick H. In: American Council of Learned Societies (Hrsg.): Directory of American Scholars. English Speech and Drama. Science Press, Lancaster PA 1982. Band 2, S. 515.
↑Stationen der akademischen Laufbahn nach Newberry, Frederick H. In: American Council of Learned Societies (Hrsg.): Directory of American Scholars. English Speech and Drama. Science Press, Lancaster PA 1982. Band 2, S. 515.