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James,Fenimore Cooper（クーパー）1971-2008年の研究論文

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  1. Adams Charles H.;
    Cooper's Sea Fiction and 'The Red Rover.'.  In: Studies in American Fiction, 16 (Autumn 1988):p. 155-168(14)     [James Fenimore Cooper; The Red Rover]

  2. Aldridge A. Owen.;
    Fenimore Cooper and the Picaresque Tradition.  In: Nineteenth Century Fiction, 27 ( December 1972): p. 283 -292(10)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  3. Allen, Dennis W.;
    'By All the Truth of Signs': James Fenimore Cooper's The Last of the Mohicans.  In: Studies in American Fiction, 9.2(1981): p. 159-179(21)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  4. Anderson Douglas.;
    Cooper's Improbable Pictures in 'The Pioneers'.  In: Studies in American Fiction, 14 (Spring 1986): p. 35 - 48(14)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

  5. Arch, Stephen Carl.;
    Romancing the Puritans: American Historical Fiction in the 1820s.  In: ESQ -- A Journal of the American Renaissance, 39:1 (1993), p. 105-132(28)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  6. Armstrong, Nancy, and Leonard Tennenhouse.;
    The Problem of Population and the Form of the American Novel.  In: American Literary History 20 (2008): p. 667-685(19)

  7. Ashwill, Gary.;
    Savagism and its Discontents: James Fenimore Cooper and His Native American Contemporaries.  In: ATQ, 8.3 (Sept. 1994), p. 211-227(17)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  8. Axelrad Allen M.;
    Order of 'The Leatherstocking Tales': D. H. Lawrence, David Noble, and the Iron Trap of History.  In: American Literature, 54 ( May 1982):p. 189-211(23)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Leatherstocking Tales; D. H. Lawrence]

  9. Axelrad, Allan M.;
    Wish Fulfillment in the Wilderness: D. H. Lawrence and the Leatherstocking Tales.  In: American Quarterly, 39 (Winter1987), no. 4, p. 563-585(23)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Leatherstocking Tales; D. H. Lawrence]

     

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  10. Bardes Barbara Ann and Suzanne Gossett.;
    Cooper and the 'Cup and Saucer' Law: A New Reading of 'The Ways of the Hour.'  In: American Quarterly, 32 (Winter 1980):p. 499-518(20)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  11. Baym, Nina.;
    The Women of Cooper's Leatherstocking Tales.  In: American Quarterly 23 (1971): p. 696-709(14)    [James Fenimore Cooper; Leatherstocking Tales]

  12. Beard, James Franklin.;
    Cooper and the Revolutionary Mythos.  In: Early American Literature, 11 (Spring 1976), p. 84-104(21)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  13. Bellis, Peter J.;
    Israel Potter: Autobiography as History as Fiction  In: American Literary History, 1990; 2: p. 607 - 626(20)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  14. Berger, Jason.;
    Killing Tom Coffin: Rethinking the Nationalist Narrative in James Fenimore Cooper's The Pilot.  In: Early American Literature. Chapel Hill: 2008. Vol. 43, no. 3; p. 643-670 (28)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pilot]

  15. Blakemore, Steven.;
    Strange Tongues: Cooper's Fiction of Language in The Last of the Mohicans.  In: Early American Literature 19.1 (1984): p. 21- 41(21)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  16. Blakemore, Steven,;
    Without a Cross: the cultural significance of the sublime and beautiful in Cooper's The Last of the Mohicans.  In: Nineteenth Century Literature, 52 (June 1997), p. 27-57(31)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  17. Bold, Christine.;
    How the Western Ends: Fenimore Cooper to Frederic Remington.  In: Western American Literature, 17.2 (Summer 1982), p. 117-135(19)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  18. Boyd, Molly.;
    The Southern American Adam: Simms's alternative myth.  In: Southern Quarterly. Hattiesburg: Winter 2003. Vol. 41, no. 2; p. 73-83 (11)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  19. Brintlinger, Angela.;
    The Persian Frontier: Griboedov as Orientalist and Literary Hero1.  In: Canadian Slavonic Papers. Edmonton: Sep-Dec 2003. Vol. 45, no. 3/4; p. 371-393(23)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  20. Brook; Thomas.;
    The Pioneers, or the Sources of American Legal History: A Critical Tale.  In: American Quarterly 36 (1984): p. 86-111(26)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

  21. Brown, Harry.;
    "The horrid alternative": Miscegenation and madness in the frontier romance.  In: Journal of American and Comparative Cultures. Fall 2001. Vol. 24, no. 3/4; p. 137-151 (15)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  22. Buell, Lawrence.;
    American Literary Emergence as a Postcolonial Phenomenon.  In: American Literary History, 1992; 4: p. 411 - 442(32)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  23. Buell, Lawrence.;
    American Pastoral Ideology Reappraised.  In: American Literary History 1 (1989): 1-29(29)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  24. Buell, Lawrence.;
    The Unkillable Dream of the Great American Novel: Moby-Dick as Test Case  In: American Literary History, Spring/Summer 2008; 20: p. 132 - 155(24)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

  25. Burke, Frank.;
    Reading Michael Cimino's The Deer Hunter: Interpretation as Melting Pot.  In: Literature/Film Quarterly. Salisbury: 1992. Vol. 20, no. 3; p. 249-259 (11)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  26. Butler, Michael D.;
    Narrative Structure and Historical Process in the Last of the Mohicans.  In: American Literature 48 (1976-77): p. 117-139(23)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

     

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  27. Candido, Anne Marie.;
    A New Sea in a New Frontier: American Leadership in The Pathfinder.  In: Etudes Anglaises T. XLIV, No. 3 (1991), p. 285-295(11)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pathfinder]

  28. Chester H. Mills.;
    Ethnocentric Manifestations in Cooper's Pioneers and the Last of the Mohicans .  In: Journal of Black Studies, Vol. 16, No. 4 (Jun., 1986), pp. 435-449 (15)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans; The Pioneers]

  29. Claridge Henry, Mccarron Kevin, and Goodwyn Janet Beer.;
    American Literature to 1900.  In: Year's Work in English Studies, Jan 1993; 74: 522 - 560(39).    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  30. Clark Michael.;
    Benjamin Franklin and Cooper's 'The Pioneers.'.  In: English Language Notes, 24 ( September 1986): p. 73 -78(6)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

  31. Clark Michael.;
    The Oak in Cooper's 'The Pioneers.'.  In: English Language Notes, 22 ( September 1984): p. 53-55(3)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

  32. Clark, Robert.;
    Myth and History in The Last of the Mohicans.  In: Poetics Today 3 (1983), no. 4: p. 115-134(20)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  33. Cohen,Margaret.;
    Traveling Genres.  In: New Literary History 34.3 (2003), p. 481-499(19)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pilot]

  34. Crawford, T Hugh.;
    Cooper's Spy and the Theater of Honor.  In: American Literature. Durham: Sep 1991. Vol. 63, no. 3; p. 405-419(15)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Spy]

  35. Crick, Robert Alan.;
    Mark Twain, Fenimore Cooper, and Batman.  In: English Journal (High school edition). Urbana: Sep 1992. Vol. 81, no. 5; p. 72-74 (3)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

     

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  36. Dameron, J Lasley.;
    Poe and Twain: Cooper reviewed and revised.  In: The Mississippi Quarterly. Mississippi State: Spring 2000. Vol. 53, no.2; p. 197-207 (11)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  37. Daniel, Clay.;
    Cooper's The Last of the Mohicans.  In: The Explicator. Washington: Spring 1998. Vol. 56, no. 3; p. 126-128 (3)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  38. Darnell Donald.;
    Cooper, Prescott and the Conquest of Indian America.  In: American Transcendental Qyarterly, 30 (Spring 1976):p. 712ff.    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  39. Darnell, Donald.;
    The Deerslayer: Cooper's Tragedy of Manners.  In: Studies in the Novel, 11, 1979, p. 406-415(11)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Deerslayer]

  40. Davis, Randall C.;
    Fire-Water in the Frontier Romance: James Fenimore Cooper and 'Indian Nature'.  In: Studies in American Fiction 22.2(1994): p. 215-232(18)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers; The Pathfinder]

  41. Dean, Janet E.;
    The Marriage Plot and National Myth in The Pioneers.  In: Arizona Quarterly 52.4 (1996): p. 1-29(29)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

  42. Delbanco Andrew.;
    Imagining America.  In: New Republic, 194 ( June 9, 1986): p. 38 - 41(4)

  43. Denne Constance Ayers.;
    Cooper's Artistry in 'The Headsman.'  In: Nineteenth Century Fiction, 29 ( June 1974): p. 77 - 92(16)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  44. Dennis, Ian.;
    Radical father, moderate son: Cooper's Lionel Lincoln.  In: American Transcendental Quarterly. Kingston: Jun 1997. Vol. 11, no. 2; p. 77-91 (15)    [James Fenimore Cooper; Lionel Lincoln]

  45. Dennis, Ian.;
    The worthlessness of Duncan Heyward: A Waverly hero in America.  In: Studies in the Novel. Denton: Spring 1997. Vol. 29, no. 1; p. 1-16 (16)

  46. Doolen, Andrew.;
    "Snug Stored Below": The Politics of Race in James Fenimore Cooper's the Pioneers.  In: Studies in American Fiction.Vol. 29. no. 2( 2001), p. 131-158(28)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

  47. Dryden Edgar A.;
    History and Progress: Some Implications of Form in Cooper's Littlepage Novels.  In: Nineteenth Century Fiction, 26 (June 1971): p. 49 - 64(16)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

     

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  48. Engel Leonard W.;
    Sam Peckinpah's Heroes: Natty Bumppo and the Myth of the Rugged Individual Still Reign.  In: Literature/ Film Quarterly, 16 ( 1988): p. 22 - 30(9)

  49. Ewart, Mike.;
    Cooper and the American Revolution: The Non-Fiction.  In: Journal of American Studies, 17 (1977): p. 61-79(19)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  50. Fletcher, Christopher.;
    Lord Byron -- Unrecorded Autograph Poems.  In: Notes and Queries, 43 (Dec. 1996), p. 425-428(4)

  51. Frank, Armin Paul.;
    Writing literary independence: The case of Cooper--the "American Scott" and the un-Scottish American.  In: Comparative Literature Studies. University Park: 1997. Vol. 34, no. 1; p. 41- 70(30)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  52. Franklin, Wayne.;
    Fathering the Son: The Cultural Origins of James Fenimore Cooper.  In: Resources for American Literary Study 27.2 (2001): p. 149-178(30)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  53. Germic, Stephen.;
    Land Claims, Natives, and Nativism: Susan Fenimore Cooper's Fealty to Place.  In: American Literature, 79(Sep 2007), p. 475 - 500.(26)

  54. Gladsky Thomas S.;
    The Beau Ideal and Cooper's 'The Pioneers.'  In: Studies in the Novel, 20 (Spring 1988): p. 43-54(12)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

  55. Gladsky, Thomas S.;
    James Fenimore Cooper and American Nativism.  In: Studies in the American Renaissance 1994: p. 43-53(11)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  56. Goodman, N.;
    A Clear Showing: The Problem of Fault in James Fenimore Cooper's The Pioneers.  In: The arizona quarterly, 1993, Vol. 49, no. 2, p. 1-22(22)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

  57. Greven, David.;
    Troubling Our Heads about Ichabod: "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," Classic American Literature, and the Sexual Politics of Homosocial Brotherhood.  In: American Quarterly. College Park: Mar 2004. Vol. 56, no. 1; p. 83-110(28)

  58. Gustafson, Sandra M.;
    Histories of Democracy and Empire.  In: American Quarterly, Vol. 59, no. 1, March 2007, p. 107-133(29)

     

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  59. Haberly, David T.;
    Women and Indians: The Last of the Mohicans and the Captivity Tradition.  In: American Quarterly 28 (1976), p. 431-443(13)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  60. Hardy, Robert;
    Cooper's The Wept of Wish-ton-Wish.  In: The Explicator. Washington: Fall 1999. Vol. 58, no. 1; p. 14-15 (2)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  61. Johnson, Richard R.;
    The Search for A Usable Indian: An Aspect of the Defense of Colonial New England.  In: Journal of American History 64.3 (Dec. 1977): p. 623-651(29)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  62. Jones, Daryl E.;
    Temple of the Promised Land: Old Testament Parallels in Cooper's The Pioneers.  In: American Literature 57 (1985): p. 68-78(11)

  63. Kaplan, Amy,
    Romancing the Empire: The Embodiment of American Masculinity in the Popular Historical Novel of the 1890s.  In: American Literary History, 2.4 (Winter 1990), p. 659-690(32)

  64. Kaplan Harold.;
    Beyond Society: The Idea of Community in Classic American Writing.  In: Social Research, 42 (Summer 1975): p. 204-229(26)

  65. Kasson J. S.;
    Templeton Revisited: Social Criticism in 'The Pioneers' and 'Home as Found.'  In: Studies in the Novel, 9 (Spring 1977): p. 54-64(11)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

  66. Kehler Joel R.;
    Architectural Dialecticalism in Cooper's 'The Pioneers.  In: Texas Studies in Literature and Language, 18 (Spring 1976): p. 124 -134(11)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

     

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  67. Lapp, Peter S.;
    Cooper and His Critics on Character.  In: Canadian Review of American Studies, 20 (1989): p. 97-120(24)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  68. Larson, Sidner.;
    Fear and contempt: A European concept of property.  In: American Indian Quarterly. Berkeley: Fall 1997. Vol. 21, no. 4; p. 567-577 (11)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  69. LeMenager, Stephanie.;
    Trading Stories: Washington Irving and the Global West.  In: American Literary History, Winter 2003; 15: p. 683 - 708(26)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  70. Leverenz, David,;
    The Last Real Man in America: From Natty Bumppo to Batman.  In: American Literary History, 3.4 (Winter 1991), p. 753-781(29)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  71. Liu, Celestine W.;
    Judith Hutter's stunted growth in James Fenimore Cooper's The Deerslayer.  In: The Midwest Quarterly. Pittsburg: Summer 1996. Vol. 37, no. 4; p. 422-433 (12)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Deerslayer]

  72. Loewen, Shawn.;
    The New Canaan Abundance, Scarcity, and The Changing Climate of Nature Writing in Nineteenth-century America.  In: Isle: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment, Jan 2001; 8: p. 97-114(18)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

  73. Loges, Max L;
    Cooper's The Prairie.  In: The Explicator. Washington: Winter 2005. Vol. 63, no. 2; p. 74-76 (3)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Prairie]

  74. Lopenzina, Drew.;
    "The Whole Wilderness Shall Blossom As the Rose": Samson Occom, Joseph Johnson, and the Question of Native Settlement on Cooper's Frontier.  In: American Quarterly, Vol. 58, no. 4, December 2006, p. 1119-1145(27)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  75. Lukacs, P.;
    Lingering Beside His Father's Grave: James Fenimore Cooper's Novels of Country and Home.  In: ESQ, 1990, vol. 36, no. 2, p. 109-136(28)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

     

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  76. MacGregor, Alan Leander;
    Tammany: The Indian as Rhetorical Surrogate.  In: American Quarterly 35.4 (Fall 1983): p. 391- 407(17)

  77. McTiernan, Dave.;
    The Novel as 'Neutral Ground': Genre and Ideology in Cooper's The Spy.  In: Studies in American Fiction, 25.1 (Spring 1997): p. 3-20(18)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  78. McWilliams John P.;
    Cooper and the Conservative Democrat.  In: American Quarterly, 22 (Fall 1970): p. 665-677(13)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  79. McWilliams John P.;
    'The Crater' and the Constitution.  In: Texas Studies in Literature and Language 12 (Winter 1971):p. 631-645(15)

  80. McWilliams, John.;
    Lexington, Concord, and the "Hinge of the Future".  In: American Literary History, Jan 1993; 5: p. 1-29(29)    [James Fenimore Cooper; Lionel Lincoln]

  81. McWilliams, John.;
    The Rationale for the 'American Romance.'  In: Boundary 2 17 (1990): p. 71-82(12)

  82. McWilliams, Mark.;
    Distant Tables: Food and the Novel in Early America.  In: Early American Literature, Vol. 38, no. 3(2003), p. 365-393(29)

  83. Maddox, Lucy,;
    Susan Fenimore Cooper and the Plain Daughters of America.  In: American Quarterly 40:2 (June 1988): p. 131-146(16)

  84. Martin, Terence.;
    Beginnings and Endings in the Leatherstocking Tales.  In: Nineteenth Century Fiction, 33 (June 1978): no.1, p. 69-87(19)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Leatherstocking Tales]

  85. Martin, Terence.;
    Surviving on the Frontier: The Double Consciousness of Natty Bumppo.  In: South Atlantic Quarterly 75 (1976): p. 447-459(13)

  86. Masters, Joshua J.;
    "Smothered in Bookish Knowledge": Literacy and Epistemology in The Leatherstocking Tales.  In: The Arizona Quarterly. Tucson: Winter 2005. Vol. 61, no. 4; p. 1-30 (30)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Leatherstocking Tales]

  87. Melada Ivan.;
    'Poor Little Talkative Christian': James Fenimore Cooper and the Dilemma of the Christian on the Frontier.  In: Studies in the Novel, 18 (Fall 1986):p. 225-237)13)

  88. Michaelsen, Scott.;
    Ely S. Parker and Amerindian Voices in Ethnography.  In: American Literary History, Apr 1996; 8: p. 615 - 638(24)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  89. Mielke, Laura L;
    Domesticity and dispossession: Removal as a family act in Cooper's The Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish and The Pathfinder.  In: American Transcendental Quarterly. Kingston: Mar 2002. Vol. 16, no. 1; p. 9-30 (22)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pathfinder]

  90. Milder, Robert.;
    The Last of the Mohicans and the New World Fall.  In: American Literature 52.3 (1980): p. 407-429(23)    [James Fenimore Cooper;The Last of the Mohicans]

  91. Morrison, Grant.;
    James Fenimore Cooper and American Republicanism.  In: Modern Age. Wilmington: Spring 1992. Vol. 34, no. 3; p. 214-226(13)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  92. Murray, Laura J.;
    The Aesthetic of Dispossession: Washington Irving and Ideologies of (De)Colonization in the Early Republic.  In: American Literary History, 1996; 8: p. 205 - 231(27)

  93. Nattermann, Udo.;
    A historical histories: Ideological Persuasion in Cooper's European novels.  In: Modern Age. Wilmington: Summer 2000. Vol. 42, no. 3; p. 274-280 (7)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

     

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  94. Newman, Andrew.;
    Sublime Translation in the Novels of James Fenimore Cooper and Walter Scott.  In: Nineteenth - Century Literature. Berkeley: Jun 2004. Vol. 59, no. 1; p. 1-26(26)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  95. Oberholtzer, Heidi.;
    Two unpublished letters of James Fenimore Cooper.  In: English Language Notes. Boulder: Mar 2001. Vol. 38, no. 3; p. 77-84(8)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  96. Otter, Samuel.;
    Frank Webb's Still Life: Rethinking Literature and Politics through The Garies and Their Friends.  In: American Literary History, Winter 2008; 20: p. 728 - 752(25).

  97. Owen, William.;
    In Love as in War: The Significance of Analogous Plots in Cooper's The Pathfinder.  In: English Studies in Canada 10, no. 3 (September, 1984), p. 289-298(10)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pathfinder]

     

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  98. Paul, Jay S.;
    The Education of Elizabeth Temple.  In: Studies in the Novel, 9 (Summer 1977): p. 187-194(8)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

  99. Paul Jay S.;
    Home as Cherished: The Theme of Family in Fenimore Cooper.  In: Studies in the Novel 5 (Spring 1973): p. 39-51(13)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  100. Peck H. Daniel.;
    A Repossession of America: The Revolution in Cooper's Trilogy of Nautical Romances.  In: Studies in Romanticism, 15 (Fall 1976): p. 589-605(17)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  101. Person, Leland S. Jr.;
    The American Eve: Miscegenation and a Fenimore Frontier Fiction.  In: American Quarterly 37 (1985): p. 668-685(18)

  102. Person Leland S. Jr.;
    Cooper's Queen of the Woods: Judith Hutter in the Deerslayer.  In: Studies in the Novel, 21 (Fall 1989): p. 253 -267(15)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Deerslayer]

  103. Person, Leland S. Jr.;
    The historical paradoxes of manhood in Cooper's The Deerslayer.  In: Novel. Providence: Fall 1998. Vol. 32, no. 1; p. 76-98(23)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Deerslayer]

  104. Person, Leland S. Jr.;
    Home as Found and the Leatherstocking Series.  In: ESQ 27:3 (1981): p. 170-180(11)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Leatherstocking Series]

  105. Philbrick, Thomas.;
    The Last of the Mohicans and the Sounds of Discord.  In: American Literature, 43, No. 1 (1971), p. 25-41(17)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  106. Philbrick Thomas.;
    Cooper's Naval Friend in Paris.  In: American Literature, 52 ( January 1981): p. 634-638(5)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  107. Pickering, James H.;
    Fenimore Cooper as Country Gentleman: A New Glimpse of Cooper's Westchester Years.  In: New York History 72(1991): p. 299-318(20)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  108. Pitcher, Edward W.;
    Anticipated torments and Indian tortures in The Last of the Mohicans.  In: ANQ. Lexington: Oct 1994. Vol. 7, no. 4; p. 215 -219(5)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  109. Pitcher, Edward W.;
    The Beaver and His Cousin in Cooper's The Last of the Mohicans.  In: ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes, and Reviews 7.4 (1994): 11-16(6)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  110. Pitcher, Edward W.;
    Cooper's Cunning and Heyward as Cunning-Man in The Last of the Mohicans.   In: ANQ. Lexington: Winter 1996. Vol. 9, no. 1; p. 10 (1)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  111. Pitcher, Edward W.;
    Folk analogues for the counterfeit-female escape tactic in Cooper's The Spy.  In: ANQ. Lexington: Summer 2001. Vol. 14, no. 3; p. 23-26 (4)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Spy]

  112. Pitcher, Edward W.;
    The "hapless babes" of the frontier: Ovid, "the history of Maria Kittle," and The Last of the Mohicans.  In: ANQ. Lexington: Summer 2000. Vol. 13, no. 3; p. 33-37 (5)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  113. Pudaloff, Ross.;
    The Gaze of Power: Cooper's Revision of the Domestic Novel, 1835-1850.  In: Genre, XVII (Fall 1984), p. 275-295(21)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

     

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  114. Rahs Geoffrey.;
    Inaudible Man: The Indian in the Theory and Practice of White Fiction.  In: Canadian Review of American Studies, 8(Fall 1977):p. 103-115(13)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  115. Rans Geoffrey.;
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  116. Redekop Ernest Henry.;
    Picturesque and Pastoral: Two Views of Cooper's Landscapes.  In: Canadian Review of American Studies, 8 (Fall 1977): p. 184-205(23)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  117. Redekop, Ernest Henry.;
    Real versus imagined history: Cooper's European novels.  In: Mosaic : a Journal for the Interdisciplinary Study of Literature. Winnipeg: Fall 1989. Vol. 22, no. 4; p. 81-97(17)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  118. Richard Morton.;
    The Double Chronology of Leatherstocking.  In: Canadian Review of American Studies, 20 (1989), p. 77-95(19)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Leatherstocking Tales]

  119. Ringe, Donald A.;
    Cooper's Lionel Lincoln:The Problem of Genre.  In: American Transcendental Quarterly 24 (1974): 24-30(7)    [James Fenimore Cooper; Lionel Lincoln]

  120. Ringe Donald A.;
    The Source for an Incident in Cooper's 'The Redskins.'  In: English Language Notes, 24 ( December 1986): p. 66 -68(3)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Redskins]

  121. Robert Sheardy Jr.;
    The white woman and the native male body in Vanderlyn's Death of Jane McCrea.  In: Journal of American Culture. Spring 1999. Vol. 22, no. 1; p. 93-100 (8)

  122. Robinson, Forrest G.;
    Uncertain Borders: Race, Sex, and Civilization in The Last of the Mohicans.  In: The Arizona Quarterly, 47.1 (Spring 1991), p. 1-28(28)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  123. Romero, Lora.;
    Vanishing Americans: Gender, Empire, and New Historicism.  In: American Literature. Durham: Sep 1991. Vol. 63, no. 3; p. 385-404(20)

  124. Rosenberg, Bruce A.;
    Cooper's The Spy and the Popular Spy Novel.  In: ATQ 7 (June 1993): p. 115-125(11)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Spy]

  125. Rosenberg, Bruce A.;
    James Fenimore Cooper's The Spy and the Neutral Ground.  In: ATQ. The American transcendental quarterly, 1992, Vol. 6, no. 1, p. 5-16(12)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Spy]

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    The Last of the Mohicans and the languages of America.  In: College English. Urbana: Jan 1998. Vol. 60, no. 1; p. 9-30(22)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans]

  127. Rosenzweig, Paul.;
    The Pathfinder: The Wilderness Initiation of Mabel Dunham,  In: Modern Language Quarterly, 44 (1983), p. 339-358(20)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pathfinder]

  128. Ruckert, Patrick.;
    The Fight For The Republic: James Fenimore Cooper and The Society of the Cincinnati.  In: EIR American System, October 26, 2007, p. 62-71(10).    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  129. Ryan, James Emmett.;
    Orestes Brownson in Young America: Popular Books and the Fate of Catholic Criticism.  In: American Literary History, Fall 2003; 15: p. 443 - 470(28)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  130. Rzepka, Charles J.:
    "I'm in the Business Too": Gothic Chivalry, Private Eyes, and Proxy Sex and Violence in Chandler's The Big Sleep.  In: MFS Modern Fiction Studies, Vol. 46, no. 3, Fall 2000, p. 695-724(30)

     

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  131. Samuels, Shirley.
    Women, Blood, and Contract.  In: American Literary History, Vol. 20, no. 1-2, Spring/Summer 2008, p. 57-75(19)

  132. Sayre, Gordon M.;
    Abridging between Two Worlds: John Tanner as American Indian Autobiographer.  In: American Literary History, 1999; 11: p. 480 - 499(12)

  133. Schachterle, Lance.;
    Cooper and His Collaborators: Recovering Cooper's Final Intentions for His Fiction.  In: Studies in Bibliography, Vol. 56, no. 1(2003-2004), p. 317-337(21)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

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  135. Scharnhorst Gary.;
    Had Their Mothers Only Known: Horatio Algier, Jr., Rewrites Cooper, Melville, and Twain.  In: Journal of Popular Cuture, 15 (Winter 1981):p. 175-82(8)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  136. Scharnhorst, Gary.;
    The Virginian as Founding Father.  In: The Arizona Quarterly, 40.3 (Autumn 1984), p. 227-241(15)

  137. Scheckter, John.;
    History, Possibility, and Romance in The Pioneers.  In: Essays in Literature 8 (1981): p. 33-44(12)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

  138. Schnell, Michael.;
    The for(e)gone conclusion: The Leatherstocking Tales as antebellum history.  InAmerican Transcendental Quarterly.Kingston: Dec 1996. Vol. 10, no. 4; p. 331-347 (17)[James Fenimore Cooper; The Leatherstocking Tales]

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    Fenimore Cooper's David Gamut: A Source.  In: Notes and Queries, Jun 1982; 29: p. 218 - 220(3)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  141. Selley April.;
    'I Have Been and Ever Shall Be, Your Friend': 'Star Trek', 'The Deerslayer', and the American Romance.  In: Journal of Popular Culture, 20 (Summer 1986): p. 89 - 104(16)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Deerslayer]

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    Harvey Birch as the Wandering Jew: Literary Calvinism in James Fenimore Cooper's The Spy.  In: American Literature, 50 (1978): p. 348-368(21)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Spy]

  144. Steele Timothy.;
    Matter and Mystery: Neglected Works and Background Materials of Detective Fiction.  In: Modern Fiction Studies, 29 (Autumn 1983):p. 435-450(16)    [James Fenimore Cooper] *The influence of Cooper and Balzac on detective fiction.

  145. Stein Paul.;
    Cooper's Later Fiction: The Theme of Becoming.  In: South Atlantic Quarterly, 70 (Winter 1971): p. 77 - 87(11)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  146. Steinbrink Jeffrey.;
    Cooper's Romance of the Revolution: 'Lionel Lincoln' and the Lessons of Failure.  In: Early American Literature, 11(Winter 1976-77): p. 336-343(8)    [James Fenimore Cooper; Lionel Lincoln]

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    Cooper's The Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish.  In: The Explicator. Washington: Winter 1996. Vol. 54, no. 2; p. 80-81(3)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

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    Cooper's The Pioneers.  In: The Explicator. Washington: Summer 1997. Vol. 55, no. 4; p. 208-211 (4)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Pioneers]

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    Cooper's The Last of the Mohicans..  In: The Explicator. Washington: Fall 1997. Vol. 56, no. 1; p. 20 -23(4)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Last of the Mohicans.]

  150. Stern Milton R.;
    American Values and Romantic Fiction.  In: Studies in American Fiction, 5 (Spring 1977): p. 13 - 33(21)

  151. Streeter Robert E.;
    'WASP'S' and Other Endangered Species.  In: Critical Inquiry, 3 (Summer 1977):p. 725-739(15)

  152. Sundquist Eric J.;
    Incest and Imitation in Cooper's 'Home as Found.'  In: Nineteenth Century Fiction, 32 ( December 1977): p. 261 -284(24)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  153. Susan G. Davis.;
    'Making Night Hideous': Christmas Revelry and Public Order in Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia,  In: American Quarterly, 34 (Summer 1982), p. 185-199(15)

  154. Swearingen, James E, Cutting-Gray, Joanne.;
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    James Fenimore Cooper Goes to Sea: Two Unpublished Letters by a Family Friend.  In: Studies in the American renaissance, 1993, p. 43-55(13)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

  158. Taylor, Alan.;
    Who Murdered William Cooper.  In: New York History 72 (1991): p. 261-83(23)

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    Is There An Early American Novels?  In: Novel. Providence: Fall 2006. Vol. 40, no. 1/2; p. 5-18 (14)

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    No Apologies for the Iroquois: A New Way to Read the Leatherstocking Novels.  In: Criticism 23 (1981): p. 24-41(18)    [James Fenimore Cooper; The Leatherstocking Tales]

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    Ghosts of Domesticities Past.  In: Journal of Women's History. Baltimore: Fall 2006. Vol. 18, no. 3; p. 118-127 (10)

     

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  162. Valen, Van Nelson.;
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  163. Valenti Peter.;
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    The Reception of Cooper's Work and the Image of America.  In: ESQ: A Journal of the American Renaissance, 32 (3d quarter 1986): p. 183 - 200(18)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

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    XV. American Literature to 1900.  In: Year's Work in English Studies, Jan 1973; 54: p. 406 - 424(19)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

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    The Landscapes of Susan Howe's "Thorow".  In: Contemporary Literature, Vol. 47, no. 2, Summer 2006, p. 236-260(25)

  175. White, Richard.;
    Discovering Nature in North America.  In: Journal of American History, 79 (Dec. 1992), p. 879-891(13)

  176. Willis, Lloyd.;
    Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, United States National Literature, and the Canonical Erasure of Material Nature.  In: ATQ: American Transcendental Quarterly. Kingston: Dec 2006. Vol. 20, no. 4; p. 629-647 (19)

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    Cooper and European Catholicism: A Reading of The Heidenmauer,  In: ESQ, Vol. 22, 3rd Quarter 1976, pp. 149-158(10)    [James Fenimore Cooper]

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  182. Yoder R. A.;
    The First Romantics and the Last Revolution.  In: Studies in Romanticism, 15 (Fall 1976): p. 493-529(37)

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  184. Baym, Nina.;
    Susan Fenimore Cooper: New Essays on Rural Hours and Other Work.  In: Interdiscip Stud Lit Environ, Jul 2002; 9: p. 263 - 264(2)

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    The Lasting of the Mohicans: History of an American Myth.  In: Journal of American Culture. Winter 1996. Vol. 19, no. 4; p. 125 (1)

  186. Budden, Julian.;
    Society, Culture and Opera in Florence, 1814-1830: Dilettantes in an 'Earthly Paradise'. By Aubrey S. Garlington.  In: Music and Letters, May 2008; 89: p. 255 - 256(2)

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    The Ship of State: American Identity and Maritime Nationalism in the Sea Fiction of James Fenimore Cooper.  In: American Quarterly. College Park: Dec 2004. Vol. 56, no. 4; p. 1149-1150 (2)

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    The James Fenimore Cooper Society.  In: The Journal of American History. Bloomington: Sep 2004. Vol. 91, no. 2; p. 734-735 (2)

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    History, sociology and the American romance.  In: Journal of American Culture. Fall 1996. Vol. 19, no. 3; p. 115-118 (4)

  192. Egan, Hugh.;
    Book reviews -- Having It Both Ways: Self-Subversion in Western Popular Classics by Forrest G. Robinson.  In: American Literature. Durham: Jun 1996. Vol. 68, no. 2; p. 492-495 (4)

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    James Fenimore Cooper, Novelist of Manners.  In: Studies in the Novel. Denton: Spring 1996. Vol. 28, no. 1; p. 120-122(3)

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    Spirits of America: Intoxication in Nineteenth-Century American Literature.  In: The Journal of American History. Bloomington: Sep 1998. Vol. 85, no. 2; p. 677-678 (2)

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    'Injuns!' Native Americans in the Movies.  In: The Journal of American History. Bloomington: Jun 2007. Vol. 94, no. 1; p. 350-351(2)

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    Home Fronts: Domesticity and its Critics in the Antebellum United States.  In: Novel. Providence: Spring 1999. Vol. 32, no. 2; p. 282-283(2)

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