Aitken, J. H. "Aspects of Modernity: An
Analysis of Saul Bellow's Treatment of the Concept of Modernity
in His Non-Fictional Work and in His Fiction, with
Exemplification Drawn Principally from Mr. Sammlers Planet." Diss. U of
Strathclyde, 1996.
Allen, Mary Lee. "The Flower and the Chalk: The Comic Sense of
Saul Bellow." Diss. Stanford University, 1968.
Andres, Richard John. "Self-Consciousness and the 'Heart's
Ultimate Need': A Reading of Saul Bellow's Novels." Diss. Fordham
University, 1977.
Andreu Beso, Jose Vicente. "Saul Bellow: El proceso
reflexivo-catartico en las relaciones interpersonales." ["Saul
Bellow: The Reflective-Cathartic Process in the Protagonists'
Interpersonal Relationships"]. Diss. U de Valencia, 1994.
Atwill, William Dorsey. "Fire and Power: Narratives of the Space
Age." Diss. Duke U, 1990.
Barmor, Yitzhak. "The Father Figure in Jewish-American
Literature." Diss. Kent State U, 1988.
Benner, James Irwin. "Something Novel: Narrative Comedy and the
Ironic Reader in Heller, Percy, and Bellow." Diss. Lehigh U,
1987.
"These narratives [in this instance The
Dean's December] become the comic issue when the reader discovers
how they establish genetic obligations and then subvert them. The
action in the texts, heroic quests, search for meaningful pasts,
confrontations with the feeling of unreality action at a remove,
recognition of isolation and separateness--these all have
structural equivalents that the ironic reader can discover. His
attention focuses on the action of in the texts. In that
discovery, the reader sees what the novelists have ?been up to'
and what he himself has been 'up to.'" (DAI)
Bigler, Walter. "Figures of Madness in Saul Bellows Longer
Fiction." Diss. U of Zurich , 1995.
Bischoff, Peter. "Saul Bellows Romane: Entfremdung und Suche."
Diss. U of Münster, 1973.
Bitzer, Barbara. "Sehnsucht: The Key to the Secret of Life, as
Illustrated in Selected Modern American Novels." Diss. Arizona
State U, 1994.
Blanch, Mable. "Variations on a Picaresque Theme: A Study of Two
Twentieth-Century Treatments of Picaresque Form." Diss.
University of Colorado, 1966.
Böckel, Doris. "Das Verhältnis von Vater und Sohn in
den Roman von Saul Bellows: Eine Interpretation des Romanwerkes
Ausgehend von dem Motiv des Generationenkonflikts." Diss. U of
Frankfurt, 1969.
Bonca, Cornel. "Strategies of Self in the Postmodern Era." Diss.
UCLA, 1991.
Borrus, Bruce Joseph. "Thoughts Informed Against Me: The Fiction
of Saul Bellow." Diss. University of Washington, 1978.
Brackenhoff, Mary Guess. "Saul Bellow's Myth of the Picaro."
Diss. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1984.
Braham, Jeanne. "A Sort of Columbus: An Investigation of the
American Voyages of Saul Bellow's Major Fiction." Diss.
Carnegie-Mellon University, 1975.
Brauner, D. L. G. "Explaining the Self: A Contextual Study of
Saul Bellow, Philip Roth, and Joseph Heller." Diss. U of London,
U College, 1995.
Bridwell, Richard Allen. "Spiritual Awakening in Humboldt's
Gift." Diss. U of Dallas, 1995.
Browne, Phiefer L. "Men and Women, Africa and Civilization: A
Study of the African Novels of Haggard, Greene, and Bellow."
Diss. Rutgers University, 1979.
Buckton, R. J. "Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. University of
Leicester, 1976.
Buehrer, David James. "Fragmented Characterization in the Modern
and Postmodern American Novel." Diss. U of Delaware, 1991.
Bullock, C. J. "The Self and the World: A
Study of Form and Theme in the Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss.
University of Leeds, 1975.
Buranarom, Nantana Yunibandhu. "Saul Bellow's
Anatomy of Love: A Study of the Theme of Love in The Adventures of Augie March, Herzog, and
Humboldt's Gift." Diss. Ohio University, 1979.
Bus, Heiner. "Die Figur des ?Helden' in Saul Bellows Roman
Herzog." Diss. U of Mainz, 1970.
Cagan, Anita P. "Sons and Misogynists: A Study of the
Protagonists in Saul Bellow's Novels." Diss. New York University,
1983.
Camps-Robertson, Régine. "La Voix dans l'œvre de Saul
Bellow." Diss. U de Paris III, 1993.
Chanen, Audrey Wolff. "American Holocaust Novels (John Hersey,
Leon Uris, Flannery O'Connor, Stephen King)." Diss. U of Iowa,
1987.
"This dissertation presents a critique
of a selection of novels by American-born novelists who have
attempted to set forth the story of the Holocaust, covering at
times its entire breadth from 1933 to 1945, or specific topics
such as the Warsaw ghetto rebellion, the failure of the American
government to respond to the plight of the Holocaust victims, or
the situation of the survivor in postwar America . . . Opinions
of historians, theologians, Holocaust theorists, and literary
critics are incorporated into the text. Eyewitness documents and
diaries provide background material. Novels studied in this
dissertation include those by John Hersey, Leon Uris, Herman
Wouk, Leslie Epstein, Jerrold Morgulas, Stefan Kanfer, Arthur A.
Cohen, Saul Bellow, Philip Roth, William Styron, John Irving,
Flannery O'Connor, and Stephen King."
Charlson, Joshua Leonard. "Writing the Void:
The Holocaust, Representation, and American Culture." Diss.
Northwestern U, 1998.
Chavkin, Allan. "The Secular Imagination: The Continuity of the
Secular Romantic Tradition of Wordsworth and Keats in Stevens,
Faulkner, Roethke, and Bellow." Diss. University of Illinois,
1977.
Chen, Tung-Jung. "Man in the City: A Study of Saul Bellow's
Urban Novels." Diss. Michigan State U, 1987.
"The Bellow hero refuses to be defined
by his environment. His ambivalence toward the city is due to its
simultaneous desolation and vitality. Oppressed by the city, the
Bellow hero occasionally entertains idyllic dreams. However,
country life never provides a viable alternative to the
urban-oriented Bellow hero, who remains in the city or returns to
the city after brief excursions away. Despite a tendency to
withdraw out of fear of losing his individuality, he realizes the
dangers of excessive subjectivity and is always drawn back to
human conditions. Through human interactions, he comes to accept
the city as reality and embraces brotherhood" (DAI).
Chouard, Géraldine. "Le Fil du temps: aspects de la
temporalité dans le roman américain contemporain:
Eudora Welty, Saul Bellow, Vlaldimir Nabokov." Diss. U de Paris
III, 1995.
Chung, Younsook Na. "Bellow's Women: The Limitations of a Major
American Writer." Diss. U of Nevada, Reno, 2000.
Clayton, John J. "Saul Bellow: In Defense of Human Dignity."
Diss. Indiana University, 1966.
Cohen, Sarah Blacher. "The Comic Elements in the Novels of Saul
Bellow." Diss. Northwestern University, 1969.
Connor, J., D. "The Language of Men: Identity
and Existentialsim in the American Postwar." Diss. Johns Hopkins
U, 2000.
Crabtree, Ursula Margot. "Facing the Bogeyman: A Comparative
Study of the Motif of the Double in the Novels of Saul Bellow and
Gunter Grass." Diss. University of California, Davis, 1978.
Craig, Harry Edward. "The Affirmation of the Heroes in the
Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. University of Pittsburgh,
1967.
Cronin, Gloria L. "Saul Bellow's Rejection of Modernism." Diss.
Brigham Young University, 1980.
Cummins, Mark Dennis. "A Rhetoric of Digression: The Discursive
Critique of Ratiocentrism in the Major Novels of Middle Bellow,
1953-1975." Diss. U of Toronto, 1999.
De Vriendt, Sabine. "Saul Bellow: een
schrijver met een joods verhaal en een Amerikaanse droom: Een
psychoanalytische studie." Diss. U. of Gent, 2000.
Dern, John A. "Martin Amis: Fiction, Form and the Postmodern."
Diss. Lehigh U, 1998.
Dickstein, Felice Witztum. "The Role of the City in the Works of
Theodore Dreiser, Thomas Wolfe, James T. Farrell, and Saul
Bellow." Diss. City University of New York, 1973.
DiGennaro, Michael William. "The Primitive and the Civilized:
The Dialectical Nature of Saul Bellow's Art." Diss. Fordham
University, 1978.
Durham, Joyce Roberta. "The City in Recent American Literature;
Black on White: A Study of Selected Writings of Bellow, Mailer,
Ellison, Baldwin, and Writers of the Black Aesthetic." Diss. U of
Maryland, 1974.
Dutton, Robert R. "The Subangelic Vision of
Saul Bellow: A Study of His First Six Novels, 1944-1964." Diss.
University of the Pacific, 1966.
Edelstein, Mark Gerson. "Saul Bellow:
Columbus of the Near-at-Hand." Diss. State University of New York
at Stony Brook, 1982.
Edwards, James Allen, Jr. "The Recuperation of Being in a Broken
World." Diss. U of Georgia, 1993.
Eichelberger, Julia Leigh. "Ideology and the Individual in
Novels by Ralph Ellison, Toni Morrison, Saul Bellow, and Eudora
Welty." Diss. U of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1992.
Ehrlich, Reva. "A Study of Jewish Literary Identity in
Contemporary Writers in America: A Curriculum." Diss. St. Johns
U, 1985.
Elam, Heide Karst. "Narcissus and Hermes: The Intersection of
Psychoanalysis and Myth in the Fiction of Saul Bellow." Diss. U
of Chicago, 1994.
Feuer, Diana Marcus. "The Rehumanization of Art: Secondary
Characterization in the Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. Wayne State
University, 1974.
Fortson, Kay Kenney. "Saul Bellow's Use of
Imagery as Metaphor in Herzog, Mr. Sammler's Planet, and
Humboldt's Gift." Diss. Oklahoma State University, 1979.
Furman, Andrew Scott. "Israel through the Jewish American
Imagination: A Survey of Jewish American Literature on Israel."
Diss. Pennsylvania State U, 1995.
Gaboune, Aicha. "Aspects of ?Mass'
Culture in Selected Work by Henry James and Saul Bellow." Diss. U
of Alberta, 1990.
Galloway, David D. "The Absurd Hero in
Contemporary
American Fiction: The Works of John Updike, William Styron, Saul
Bellow, and J. D. Salinger." Diss. State University of New York
at Buffalo, 1962.
Gerson, Steven M. "Paradise Sought: Adamic Imagery in Selected
Novels by Saul Bellow and Kurt Vonnegut, Jr." Diss. Texas Tech
University, 1977.
Ghambou, El Mokhtar. "Nomadism and Its Frontiers." Diss. New
York U, 2000.
Gitenstein, Rose Barbara. "Versions of the Yiddish Literary
Tradition in Jewish-American Literature: Isaac Bashevis Singer,
Abraham Cahan, and Saul Bellow." Diss. The University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1975.
Glenday, Michael K. "The Modification of Reality in the Novels
of Saul Bellow." Diss. U of Kent at Canterbury, 1985.
Gloss, Teresa Guerra. "Humour in Literature: Three Levels."
Diss. U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1989.
Gold, Ira Y. "Dissent and Community in Jewish-American Fiction."
Diss. City University of New York, 1993.
Gold, R. Michael. "The Influence of Emerson, Thoreau, and
Whitman on the Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. New York University,
1979.
Golden, Daniel. "Shapes and Strategies: Forms of Modern American
Fiction in the Novels of Robert Penn Warren, Saul Bellow, and
John Barth." Diss. Indiana University, 1972.
Golden, Susan Landau. "The Novels of Saul Bellow: A Study in
Development." Diss. Duke University, 1975.
Goldman, Liela H. "Affirmation and
Equivocation: Judaism in the Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. Wayne
State University, 1980.
Grace, Nancy McCampbell. "The Feminized Male Character in
Twentieth-Century Fiction: Studies in Joyce, Hemingway, Kerouac,
and Bellow." Diss. Ohio State U, 1987.
"The study concludes that the feminized
male reveals in literary form much more than the passive ethos of
the twentieth century. He functions to represent the changing
definitions of masculinity: he serves not only as a mirror of
social change, but also as a harbinger of such change. He
testifies to the possibility of a conscious integrating of both
the masculine and the feminine. His appearance illustrates that
these authors, while not feminists, recognize patriarchy as a
cultural phenomenon that can destroy a man's ability to develop
his fullest potential. Additional functions include signifying a
man's attempt to understand the act of procreation and the
eternal organicism of life, promoting the reliability of the
narrative voice, and establishing a moral force against which
other characters can be compared" (DAI).
Gramley, Stephen E. "Saul Bellows deutsche Rezeption: eine
Untersuichung zur deutschen Romankritik." Diss. U of Konstanz,
1973.
Gruesser, John Cullen. "White on Black: Non-Black Literature
about Africa since 1945." Diss. U of Wisconsin-Madison,
1989.
Gudsteinsdottir, Gudrun Bjork. "Novels of Ideas." Diss. U of
Alberta, 1993.
Guieu, Yves. "Fin de l'humanisme et quête de la
transcendance dams l'œuvre romanesque de Saul Bellow." Diss.
U de Lille III, 1984.
Gullin, Christina E. M. "The Translator's
Voice. A Study of the Role of the Translator of Fiction Based on
Translations of Else Lundgren and Caj Lundren." Diss. Lund U,
1998.
Halprin, Jeffrey A. "Getting Back to Work: The Revaluation of
Work in American Literature and Social Theory, 1950-1985." Diss.
Boston U, 1987.
An American studies project which
focuses on the subject of work in the writings of social
theorists such as Riesman, Whyte, Mills, Weber, and Durkheim.
Traces the changing attitudes of thinkers, including novelists,
toward work over the decades of the fifties and sixties. Makes
mention of Bellow's characters in this context.
Hammond, John Francis. "The Monomythic Quest: Visions of Heroism
in Malamud, Bellow, Barth, and Percy." Diss. Lehigh University,
1979.
Harper, Howard Morrall. "Concepts of Human Destiny in Five
American Novelists: Bellow, Salinger, Mailer, Baldwin, Updike."
Diss. Pennsylvania State University, 1965.
Hartman, Hugh Callow. "Character, Theme and Tradition in the
Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. University of Washington,
1968.
Heinrichs, Gisela. "Analyse psychologischer Strukturen in den
Werken von drei amerikanischen Gegenwartsautoren: Salinger,
Bellow und Updike." Diss. U of Marburg, 1976.
Hoberek, Andrew Paul. "White-Collar Culture: Work, Organization,
and American Fiction, 1943-1959." Diss. U of Chicago, 1998.
Hulley, Kathleen. "Disintegration as Symbol of Community: A
Study of The Rainbow, Women in
Love, Light in August, Prisoner of
Grace, Except the Lord, Not Honour
More, and Herzog." Diss.
University of California, Davis, 1973.
Hungerford, Amy Elisabeth. "Personification and the Holocaust of
Texts." Diss. Johns Hopkins U, 2000.
Huq, Abi Mohammad Nizamul. "The Pattern of Family Relationships
in Four Selected Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. Oklahoma State
University, 1983.
Hux, Samuel Holland. "American Myth and Existential Vision: The
Indigenous Existentialism of Mailer, Bellow, Styron, and
Ellison." Diss. University of Connecticut, 1965.
Inglehart, Babette. "Drama as Reality and Metaphor in the Work
of Saul Bellow." Diss. The University of Chicago, 1972.
Jasper, Alison Tracy. "A Cheerful Nihilism: Absurdity and Humor
in Contemporary American Fiction." Diss. U of Michigan,
1989.
Johnson, Gregory Allen. "'Creatures and More': Codes of
Nonverbal Dialogue in the Canon of Bellow." Diss. University of
Washington, 1981.
Johnson, Lee Richard. "The Novels of Saul Bellow and Norman
Mailer: A Study of Their Polar Perceptions of American Reality."
Diss. University of lVlinnesota, 1979.
Kang, Eui Sop. "Jaah,jayu geurigo
dodeok:Saul Bellow soseol eui shinbi jueui yeongu." [The Self,
Freedom and Morality: A Study of Saul Bellow's Novels] Diss.
Chonnam National U [Korea], 1996.
Kanyandekwe, Daniel. "Dreaming of Africa: American Writers and
Africa in the Twentieth Century." Diss. State U of New York at
Buffalo, 1996.
Kar, Prafulla Chandra. "Saul Bellow: A
Defense of the Self." Diss. University of Utah, 1973.
Kathe, Barbara Ann. "Self Realization: The Jungian Process of
Individuation in the Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. Drew
University, 1979.
Katz, Frank Henry. "Screaming Laughing: The Functions and
Varieties of Humor in American Holocaust Literature." Diss.
Arizona State U, 2000.
Kelly, W. J. "Viewpoint and Vision: A Study of Perspective in
the Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. National University of Ireland,
1979.
Kemper, Steven Edward. "At Odds with Art: The American Writer."
Diss. U of Connecticut, 1980.
Kim, Kyong-Ae. "Quest for Salvation in Saul Bellow's Novels."
Diss. U of Freiburg, 1994.
Kirstein, Ruth Gabriela. "The Dual Vision: Reality and
Transcendence in Saul Bellow's Fiction." Diss. State University
of New York at Buffalo, 1980.
Knop-Buhrmann, Heidrun. "Die Romane Saul Bellows: Neue
Dimensionen des Pikaroromans." Diss. U Düsseldorf,
1979.
Kohli, Mary Ann. "Cosmic Christ in a Quantum Universe." Diss. U
of South Carolina, 1994.
Kreiger, Barbara Sue. "The Fiction of Saul Bellow." Diss.
Brandeis University, 1978.
Kremer, S. Lillian. "Bellow and the Inherited
Tradition: A Study of Judaic Influence on Form and Content in
Saul Bellow's Fiction." Diss. Kansas State University,
1979.
Kretzer, Birgit Erika. "Idealität und Realität der
Frauenfiguren im modernen amerikanischen Roman - Saul Bellow,
Herbert Gold, John Hawkes: literarische Bezüge zwischen
Wirklichkeits und Vorstellungsstrukturen." Diss. U of Siegen,
1987.
Kuhne, David Bryce. "A Continent of Words: African Settings in
Contemporary American Novels." Diss. Texas Christian University,
1997.
Kuzma, Faye Irene. "Negotiated Identities in Three Novels by
Saul Bellow." Diss. Ohio U, 1990.
Larraß, Horst. "Saul Bellow, Bernard Malamud, John Updike,
Mary MacCarthy - zwischen Psychologisierung und kritischem
Realismus: Ausworkungen d. Entfremdung im amerikanischen Roman
der Gegenwart und Ansätze zu ihrer Überwindung." Diss.
U of Jena, 1977.
Leese, David Allen. "Laughter in the Ghetto: A Study of Form in
Saul Bellow's Comedy." Diss. Brandeis University, 1975.
Lehmann, Sophia Badian. "In Pursuit of a Past: History and
Contemporary American Jewish Literature." Diss. State University
of New York at Stony Brook, 1997.
Lévy, Claude. "Les Romas de Saul Bellow: Structures et
significations." Diss. U de Paris X, 1979.
Lévy, Paule. "Sauvagerie et culture dans
l'œvre romanesque de Saul Bellow." Diss. U de Paris VII.
1990.
Lewin, Lois Symons. "The Theme of Suffering in the Work of
Bernard Malamud and Saul Bellow." Diss. University of Pittsburgh,
1967.
Longrie, Michael. "Greater Loneliness: The American
Bildungsroman." Diss. U of Wisconsin-Madison, 1993.
Luke, Catherine Anne. "The Rhetoric of Vision: An
Exploration of Visual Perception in the Novels of Hawkes,
O'Connor, Updike, Bellow, and Pynchon." Diss. Dalhousie U,
1990.
Macilwee, M. "The Language of Discontent:
The Fiction of Saul Bellow's Mature Period." Diss. U of
Liverpool, 1995.
Mackintosh, Esther Marie. "The Women Characters in the Novels of
Saul Bellow." Diss. Kansas State University, 1979.
Mahoney, Margaret Ellen. "Flannery O'Connor and Saul Bellow: Two
American Moralists." Diss. U of Delaware, 1995.
Manning, James Brewster. "Craters of the Spirit: Saul Bellow's
Novels of Entrapment." Diss. Columbia University, 1978.
Mannis, Andrea. "These Great Christian Houses: The Ethos of
Suffering in Malamud, O'Connor, and Bellow." Diss. U. of
Nebraska, Lincoln. 1996.
Manske, Eva. "Die Konzeption von Mensch und Welt im
Prosaschaffen Norman Mailers, Saul Bellows und Bernard Malamuds:
ein Beitr. Zur Unters. d. Menschenbildes in d.
spätbürgerl. Gegenwartsliteratur der USA." Diss. U of
Leipzig, 1972.
Marin, Daniel Barbour. "Voice and Structure in Saul Bellow's
Novels." Diss. The University of Iowa, 1972.
Marino, Andrew. "Heoric Image in Three American Writers: Norma
Mailer, Saul Bellow, Phillip Roth." Diss. U of Essex, 1992.
Markos, Donald W. "The Humanism of Saul
Bellow." Diss. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
1966.
Marney, Elizabeth Ann Bingham. "Six Patterns of Imagery in Three
of Saul Bellow's Novels." Diss. The University of Texas at
Austin, 1977.
Massey, J. "The Treatment of Isolation and Dissociation in the
Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. U of London, External, 1970.
Ma, Sheng-Mei. "The Holocaust in
Anglo-American Literature: Particularism and Universalism in
Relation to Documentary and Fictional Genres." Diss. Indiana U,
1990.
Mama, Raque. "Images of Africa and Africans in Western
Literature." Diss. U of Michigan, 1990.
Maurer, Christiane. "Typologie der Frauenfiguren in Saul Bellows
Romanen (1944-1975)." Diss. U of Münster, 1983.
McCadden, Joseph F. "The Hero's Flight from Women in the Novels
of Saul Bellow." Diss. Fordham University, 1979.
McSharry, Kathleen Jeanne. "Interracial Relations and Identity
Constructions in Post-World War II American Literature.' Diss. U
of Wisconsin-Madison, 1994.
Melbourne, Lucy Lauretta. "The Nested Structure of Unreliable
First-Person Narrative: Explicit and Implicit Texts in Saul
Bellow's Dangling Man, Albert
Camus's La Chute and Franz
Kafka's Ein Landarzt." Diss. The
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1984.
Merkowitz, David Robert. "Bellow's Early
Phase: Self and Society in Dangling
Man, The Victim, and The Adventures of Augie March." Diss.
University of Michigan, 1971.
Michael, Bessie. "What's the Best Way to
Live? A Study of the Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. Lehigh
University, 1969.
Miller, Michael John. "The Jew as Myth in Recent Jewish-American
Fiction, with Specific Reference to the Novels of Saul Bellow."
Diss. Keele U, 1975.
Morahg, Gilead. "Ideas as a Thematic Element in Saul Bellow's
?Victim' Novels." Diss. The University of Wisconsin-Madison,
1973.
Nadon, Robert Joseph. "Urban Values in Recent American Fiction:
A Study of the City in the Fiction of Saul Bellow, John Updike,
Philip Ruth, Bernard Malamud, and Norman Mailer." Diss.
University of Minnesota, 1969.
Nault, Marianne. "Women Characters in the Fiction of Saul
Bellow." Diss. University of Birmingham, 1978-79.
Noble, A. J. "Saul Bellow and the Tradition of the Novel." Diss.
U of Sussex, 1969.
Noreen, Robert G. "Bearing Witness To Life: The Novels of Saul
Bellow." Diss. The University of Chicago, 1970.
Offutt, John Corydon. "A Study of Adult Developmental Stages of
Behavior in Saul Bellow's Literary Characters." Diss. George
Peabody College for Teachers, 1980.
Opdahl, Keith M. "The Crab and the Butterfly': The Themes of
Saul Bellow." Diss. University of Illionis at Urbana-Champaign,
1961.
Pally, Erwin. "From
Realism to Romance in Six Novels by Bellow, Updike and Malamud."
Diss. University of Massachusetts, 1977.
Pellegrin, Jean-Yves. "Parcours identitaire dans les fictions de
Saul Bellow." Diss. U de Paris IV, 1996.
Peontek, Louana L. "Images of Women in Saul Bellow's Novels."
Diss. Saint Louis University, 1980.
Pétillon, Pierre-Yves. "Saul Bellow et la tradition
américaine: exercise de lecture." Diss. U de Paris III,
1977.
Porter, M. Gilbert. "The Novels of Saul Bellow: A Formalist
Reading." Diss. University of Oregon, 1969.
Price, Nancy Laine. "The Serious Self in a
Rhetorical World: Affirmative Ambiguity Toward Language in Six
Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. Texas Christian University,
1985.
Quart, Barbara. "The Treatment of Women in the Work of Three
Contemporary Jewish-American Writers: Mailer, Bellow, and Roth."
Diss. New York University, 1979.
Rabinowitz, Stuart R, "Jewish-American Gothic." Diss. U of
Colorado at Boulder, 2000.
Rader, Barbara A. "Rite of Passage: The Quest of the Hero in
Saul Bellow's Novels." Diss. Rice University, 1985.
Ravvin, Norman. "Countering the Concentration Camp World:
Ethical Response to the Holocaust in Canadian and American
Fiction." Diss. U of Toronto, 1994.
Reiner, Sherry Levy. "?It's Love That Makes
Reality Reality': Women Through the Eyes of Saul Bellow's
Protagonists." Diss. University of Cincinnati, 1980.
Renaux, Sigrid Paula Maria Lange Scherrer.
"Bellow's Carnivalistic Vision of the World in Henderson the Rain
King." Diss. U de Sao Paulo, 1978.
Riehl, Betty Ann Jones. "Narrative Structures in Saul Bellow's
Novels." Diss. The University of Texas at Austin, 1975.
Rho, Heongyun. "Alienation of Intellectuals in Saul Bellow's
Later Novels." Diss. State U of New York, 2000.
Rodrigues, Eusebio L. "Quest for the Human: Theme and Structure
in the Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. University of Pennsylvania,
1970.
Rosenthal, Melvyn. "The American Writer and His Society: The
Response to Estrangement in the Works of Nathaniel Hawthorne,
Randolph Bourne, Edmund Wilson, Norman Mailer, Saul Bellow."
Diss. The University of Connecticut, 1968.
Rubin, Derek. "Marginality in Saul Bellow's Early Novels: From
Dangling Man to Herzog." Diss. Vrije U of Amsterdam,
1995.
Ruh, Shirley Booker. "Overcoming the Past: Identity and
Historical Consciousness in Post World War II German, Black
American and Jewish American Short Stories and Novels." Diss.
Brown U, 1984.
Runcie, A. G. "A Study of the Central Characters in the Novels
of Saul Bellow." Diss. U of Glasgow, 1995.
Sanders, Margaret Moran. "Romantic
Elements in the Criticism and Fiction of Saul Bellow." Diss.
George Washington University, 1979.
Schraepen, Edmond. "Comedy in Saul Bellow's Work." Diss.
University of Liege, 1975.
Secher, Claus. "Den moralske Don Juan: om det jødiske
gennembrud i amerikansk litteratur." Diss: Københavns U,
1994.
Sewell, William Jacob. "Literary Structure and Value Judgment in
the Novels of Saul Bellow." Diss. Duke University, 1974.
Sharma, Harsh Devandra. "The Urban Cosmos of Saul Bellow." Diss.
State U of New York, Buffalo, 1991.
Shastri, N. R. "The Dialectic of Identify: A Study of the Bellow
Hero." Diss. Osmania U, 1981.
Sheres, Ita G. "Prophetic and Mystical Manifestations of Exile
and Redemption in the Novels of Henry Roth, Bernard Malamud, and
Saul Bellow." Diss. The University of Wisconsin-Madison,
1972.
Sheridan, Judith Rinde. "Beyond the Imprisoning Self: Mystical
Influences on Singer, Bellow and Malamud." Diss. State University
of New York at Binghamton, 1979.
Shinn, Thelma J. Wardrop. "A Study of Women Characters in
Contemporary American Fiction, 1940-1970." Diss. Purdue U,
1972.
Singh, Yashoda Nandan. "The City as Metaphor in Selected Novels
of James Purdy and Saul Bellow." Diss. Loyola University of
Chicago, 1979.
Slock, Gunter. "Saul Bellow's Mr. Sammler: Making a Case for
Civility." Diss. U of Gent, 1986.
Spitler, Theresa Margaret. "The Dilemma of Superiority: The
Genius Character in American Fiction." Diss. U of Pennsylvania,
1990.
St. Clair, Janet Alcina. "The Struggle
through Despair: Heroic Affirmation in Modern American Fiction."
Diss. Emory U, 1989.
Surace, Peter Carl. "Round Trips in the Fiction of Salinger,
Bellow and Barth during the Nineteen Fifties." Diss. Case Western
Reserve U, 1996.
Sydre, Judy Lee. "An Ontological Perspective Applied to the
Interpretation of Saul Bellow's Henderson the Rain King." Diss. U
of Arizona, 1977.
Svore, Judy Lee. "An Ontological Perspective Applied to the
Interpretation of Saul Bellow's Henderson the Rain King." Diss.
The University of Arizona, 1977.
Taback, Peter S. "Nuclear Families: The Bomb and the Future in
the American Middle Class." Diss. City U of New York, 2000.
Tajima, Junko. "The Role of Intellection in Saul Bellow's
Fiction." Diss. Indiana University, 1981.
Tewarie, Bhoendradatt. "A Comparative Study of Ethnicity in the
Novels of Saul Bellow and V. S. Naipaul." Diss. Pennsylvania
State University, 1983.
Tewordt, Maria E. "Das Groteske im Romanwerk Saul Bellow." Diss.
U of Hamburg, 1984.
Thomas, Jesse James. "The Image of Man in the Literary Heroes of
Jean-Paul Sartre and Three American Novelists: Saul Bellow, John
Barth, and Ken Kesey--A Theological Evaluation." Diss.
Northwestern University, 1967.
Tudish, Catherine Louise. "The Schlemiel and
the Reality Instructor: Moral Tension in the Novels of Saul
Bellow." Diss. Saint Louis University, 1979.
Verrone, Patricia Barber. "The Image of the
Professor in American Academic Fiction, 1980-1997." Diss. Seton
Hall U, 1999.
Walker, Kent Woodward. "The Balancing Perspective: The Paradox
of Alienation and Accommodation in the ?Victim' Novels of Saul
Bellow." Diss. York University [Canada], 1981.
Wallach, Judith Dana Lowenthal. "The Quest for Selfhood in Saul
Bellow's Novels: A Jungian Interpretation." Diss. University of
Victoria, 1975.
Warner, Stephen Douglas. "Representative Studies in the American
Picaresque: Investigation of Modern Chivalry, Adventures of
Huckleberry Finn, and The Adventures of Augie March." Diss.
Indiana University, 1971.
Weissman, Maryjo Kores. "Saul Bellow: A Reputation Study." Diss.
University of Maryland, 1978.
Wieting, Molly Stark. "A Quest for Order: The Novels of Saul
Bellow." Diss. The University of Texas at Austin, 1969.
Willett, N. "Unsuitable Forms: Character in the Fiction of Saul
Bellow from Dangling Man
to Mr.
Sammler's Planet." Diss. U of
Edinburgh, 1996.
Williams, Patricia Whelan. "Saul Bellow's Fiction: A Critical
Question." Diss. Texas A & M University, 1972.
Yadav, C. S. "Nietzschean Historical Sense and Modern Angst in
the Fiction of Saul Bellow, an American Novelist: An Analysis."
Diss. Agra U, 1989.
Yang,
Kyoung-Zoo. "Ggaedaleum gwa guwon: Saul Bellow soseol eui shinbi
jueui yeongu." [Englightenment and Salvation: A Study of
mysticism in Saul Bellow's Novels]. Diss. Korea U, Seoul,
1996.
Yoo, In-Ho. "Saul Bellow eui juyo soseol e natanan jaki tamgu."
[Quest for the Self in Saul Bellow's Major Novels]. Diss.
Cheongju U, Korea, 1997.
Yoo, Sun-Mo. "Bujung gwa geungjung eui yunri: Saul Bellow soseol
eui image yeongu." [Ethics of Negative and Positive: A Study of
Images in Saul Bellow's Novels.] Diss. Sungkyunkwan U, Seoul,
1987.
Zapf, Hubert. "Der Roman als Medium der Reflexion: Untersuchung
am Beispiel dreier Romans von Saul Bellow (Augie March, Herzog,
Humboldt's Gift)." Diss. U of Paderborn, 1980.
