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American Studies in Britain: Doctoral Theses on American Topics in Progress and Completed

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Journal of American Studies , Volume 18 , Issue 2 , August 1984 , pp. 323 - 338
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McLennan, P. (Hull) American literary culture. [J. Mowat; S. Baskerville] Ph.D.Google Scholar
MrsManning, S. L. (Cambridge, Newn.) Concepts of tradition in 19th century literature in England and America. [R. D. Gooder] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Mascord, G. B. (Nottingham) A study of selected contemporary American authors working in experimental modes. [B. C. Lee] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Mathieson, K. (East Anglia) The influence of science fiction in contemporary American writing. [D. Corker] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Noble, C. (Essex) Melville and Dickinson: writing, the nineteenth century, America. [R. W. Butterfield] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Parker, R. (Wales, Swansea) The outsider in Cooper, Hawthorne, Melville and Faulkner. [M. W. Thomas] Ph.D.Google Scholar
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LITERATURE: INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS

Adlard, A. (Lancaster) The poetry of Wallace Stevens. [J. Labbé; A. E. Sharpe] Ph.D.Google Scholar
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Brady, P. (Keele) History and fiction in the works of Hawthorne. [C. Swann] Ph.D.Google Scholar
MsCagney-Watts, H. (Hull) Novels and short stories of Joyce Carol Oates. [J. A. Osborne] Ph.D.Google Scholar
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Charvet, Barbara R. (London, Bk.C.) The ideal of freedom and its contradictions in the novels and tales of Henry James. [Barbara Hardy] Ph.D.*Google Scholar
Clements, Angela (Wales, Bangor) A study of the possible “Other Case” in Henry James's later novels and stories. [A. Bellringer] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Connors, Mary J. (Edinburgh) American poetics and the poetry of John Ashbery. [C. E. Nicholson] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Cooke, C. A. (Wales, Bangor) The writings of Delamere Schwartz. Ph.D.Google Scholar
Cotton, S. (Belfast) Conscious art of Henry Miller's anti-art. [M. L. Allen] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Crawford, R. (Oxford, Ball.) The savage and the city in the work of T. S. Eliot. [R. Ellmann] D.Phil.Google Scholar
D'Agostino, O. (Keele) A contextual study of the American novel: Willa Cather. [C. Swann] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Dawson, G. P. (Nottingham) Thomas Pynchon's novels. [B. C. Lee] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Deramchia, Y. (Essex) William Faulkner and existentialism. [R. J. Gray] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Easy, P. A. J. (Hull) Tradition and innovation in the poetry of Gary Snyder, 1952–1981. [J. A. Osborne] Ph.D.*Google Scholar
Egan, Susan (Leeds) Emily Dickinson. [Ann Massa] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Figgis, S. E. (Hull) William Carlos Williams' development up to 1923. [J. A. Osborne] Ph.D.Google Scholar
MissFollini, T. L. (Cambridge, Newn.) “Hero and Historian”: the autobiographical writings of Henry James. [J. M. Gooder] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Giles, P. (Oxford, Ch.Ch.) Hart Crane: the context of “The Bridge”. [J. L. Fuller] D.Phil.Google Scholar
Habib, M. A. R. (Oxford, Bras.) T. S. Eliot's prose writings and the western philosophical tradition, with reference to the concept of secularization. [T. F. Eagleton; D. J. Matthews] D.Phil.Google Scholar
Harding, A. S. P. W. (Cambridge, Edm.) Charles Olson and the antithetical tradition. [J. H. Prynne] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Hartnett, D. W. (Oxford, Exeter) The poetry of James Merrill — a critical study. [M. L. H. L. Weaver] D.Phil.Google Scholar
MsHenderson, K. (Essex) Evolutionary aspects of the work of Sylvia Plath. [J. B. Philip] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Hofmann, H. G. M. (Cambridge, Trin.) The influence of European poetry on Robert Lowell. [C. B. Ricks] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Home, F. P. (Cambridge, Jes.) A textual study of Henry James's New York edition (1907–09 of his novels and tales. [A. D. B. Poole] Ph.D.Google Scholar
MissJain, M. (Cambridge, Girton) Scepticism and belief: some aspects of T. S. Eliot's development and its intellectual context, 1911–1922. [J. B. Beer] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Jenkins, Andrea M. (Nottingham) The feminine landscape of Henry James. [B. C. Lee] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Joia, A. de (C.N.A.A., Hatfield Polytechnic) Linguistic aspects of co-ordination in the poems of Wallace Stevens. [E. O. Winter; J. Monaghan; J. Sinclair] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Kuhn, W. (East Anglia) The writings of E. A. Poe and American gothic literature. [A. G. Smith] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Lapworth, P. A. (London, Ext.) The reception and reputation of T. S. Eliot's plays of modern life, Ph.D.Google Scholar
Lewis, R. C. (Oxford, Magd.) Ezra Pound and women: a biographical and critical study. [R. Ellmann] D.Phil.Google Scholar
Lyttle, I. (Belfast) A reader-response approach to Thomas Pynchon's fiction. [M. L. Allen] Ph.D.Google Scholar
McKay, Belinda J. (Oxford, L.M.H.) H.D.: her life and works. [M. L. H. L. Weaver] D.Phil.Google Scholar
MacNaughton, A. K. J. (Edinburgh) The works of Scott Fitzgerald. [Faith Pullin] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Marley, B. (Essex) The writings of William Burroughs. [R. W. Butterfield] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Marriott, A. D. (Manchester) Thomas Pynchon. [R. H. Francis] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Morgan, A. W. J. (Cambridge, Trin.) A consideration of Hawthorne's “Last Phase”. [R. D. Gooder] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Mulholland, Honor (Strathclyde) Fiction of Nathaniel Hawthorne. [A. A. J. Noble] Ph.D.Google Scholar
MissNewman, J. A. (Cambridge, Cia.) Time and history in the novels of Saul Bellow. [P. A. Tanner] Ph.D.*Google Scholar
Nicholls, P. A. (Cambridge, Emm.) The relation of Ezra Pound's social and economic thought to the writing of the Cantos. Ph.D.*Google Scholar
Nolan, K. F. J. (Cambridge, Chur.) The poetry of Frank O'Hara; a study of voice and style as themes in the development of American free verse. [R. D. Gooder] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Osborne, J. (Wales, Aberystwyth) Charles Olson and the modernist inheritance: a study of the Maximus poems. Ph.D.*Google Scholar
O'Rourke, M. T. (Oxford, Magd.) Style and narrative form in the prose fiction of Robert Penn Warren: a critical interpretation of selected novels and short stories. [B. A. Richards] D.Phil.*Google Scholar
O'Rourke, P. (Wales, Swansea) A linguistic and thematic study of selected stories of Katherine Anne Porter. [M. W. Thomas] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Ozturk, T. (Oxford, Exeter) Ezra Pound and the visual arts. [R. Eliman] D.Phil.Google Scholar
Patke, R. S. (Oxford, Oriel) The long poems of Wallace Stevens: an interpretative study. [R. Ellmann] D.Phil.*Google Scholar
Perry, Jill M. (London, Q.M.C.) Elemental imagery in the fiction of Henry James. (A. R. Gard) Ph.D.Google Scholar
MrsRasmussen, B. J. (Cambridge, Newn.) Henry James and the American scene: a study of the sociality of writing. [J. M. Gooder] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Rawlings, P. (Cambridge, Fitzw.) Henry James and the legacy of Jane Austen. [J. M. Gooder] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Ray, W. V. (London, U.C.) The novels of William Gaddis. [D. Karlin] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Reed, J. (Essex) Hart Crane's visionary imagination. [R. W. Butterfield] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Rhodes, Pamela (Keele) The body in the early works of William Faulkner. [R. L. Godden] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Riddell, Anne V. (Leicester) The work of Nathaniel Hawthorne. [P. Leary] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Rollason, C. R. (York) Edgar Allan Poe. [M. Mrs Ward] D.Phil.Google Scholar
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MsSaunders, G. R. (Cambridge, Selw.) Faulkner's fictional method. [P. A. Tanner] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Schubnell, M. (Oxford, Linacre) N. Scott Momaday: the cultural and literary background. [B. A. Richards] D.Phil*.Google Scholar
Sexton, D. H. (Cambridge, Trin.) The English context to the novels of Vladimir Nabokov. [M. D. Long] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Shapcott, Joanne (Oxford, S.Hil.) Elizabeth Bishop in the context of recent American poetry. [R. Ellman] D.Phil.Google Scholar
Sharma, L. N. (Lancaster) Emerson and Advait Vedant. [Alison Easton] Ph.D.*Google Scholar
Smith, P. (Hull) Poetry of Charles Bukowski. [J. A. Osborne] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Spoliar, A. A. (Oxford, Wolfs.) Henry James's settings, with special reference to the country house. [D. M. Bednarowska] D.Phil.Google Scholar
Steeds, W. (Essex) The later works of Melville. [R. W. Butterfield] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Stevens, S. (Leeds) John Dos Passos. [Ann Massa] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Sumpter, Sian (Wales, Swansea) Women characters in the fiction of Henry James. [M. Reeve] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Taylor, H. R. (Sussex) A feminist critique of Kate Chopin: a study of the relationship of her work to the prose fiction women writers of 19th century America and Europe. [C. Kaplan] D.Phil.Google Scholar
Thomas, Susan (London, R.H.C.) The novels of Willa Cather. [A. G. Hill] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Tyler, Jenny (Oxford, S.Cat.) Time as theme and technique in the fiction of Henry James. [D. M. Bednarowska] D.Phil.Google Scholar
MrsViggers, J. (London, Ext.) The influence of secular music on selected poems by T. S. Eliot. Ph.D.*Google Scholar
Vita-Finzi, Penelope (London, Q.M.C.) Edith Wharton. [C. Cook] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Walenda, Marianne K. (Nottingham) Vladimir Nabokov's comic quest for reality. [B. C. Lee] Ph.D.*Google Scholar
MrsWilliams, M. (Sheffield) A developmental study of Henry James' treatment of experience. [G. K. Graham] Ph.D.*Google Scholar

LITERATURE: POETRY

Allen, R. G. (C.N.A.A., Thames Polytechnic) A study of imagism and objectivism with special attention to two American long poems — Louis Zukofsky's A and William Carlos Williams' Paterson — as emerging from these movements. [P. J. Brooker; R. W. Butterfield] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Armstrong, T. (London, U.C.) The poetry of winter: Stevens and Williams. [S. Fender] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Carr, Helen (Essex) The poetics and politics of primitivism — a study of attitudes to American Indian verse. [R. W. Butterfield; J. G. Brotherston] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Cram, Heather K. (Reading) The confessional mode in modern American poetry. [C. Salveson; L. Kelly] Ph.D.*Google Scholar
Dubnov, E. (London, Q.M.C.) A comparative study of the poetry and thought of T. S. Eliot and Mandelstam. [C. H. Peake] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Francis, M. C. (Sussex) American academic verse from Tate to Lowell. [D. Morse] D.Phil.Google Scholar
Heafield, J. K. (Manchester) Modern American poetry. [R. H. Francis] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Katz, M. B. (London, Westf.) Far Eastern muses: the influence of oriental thought on the imagist poets, with special reference to Ezra Pound, Amy Lowell and John Gould Fletcher. [Mary Jarrett] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Markey, Janice (Reading) Contemporary American poetry: Plath, Sexton, Rich. [C. Salveson; L. Kelly] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Pullin, Faith M. B. (Edinburgh) Nineteenth-century American poetry. [W. W. Robson] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Romer, S. C. M. (Cambridge, Tr.H.) An examination of the influence of the French symbolist movement on the poetry and aesthetics of certain modern American poets. [R. S. E. Pickering] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Ross, I. A. (Keele) The influence of 19th century French symbolism on 20th century American poetry, with particular attention to the works of Hart Crane. [I. Bell] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Smith, G. (London, Q.M.C.) William Carlos Williams and Wallace Stevens. [C. H. Peake; W. L. Chernaik] Ph.D.Google Scholar

PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY

MrsRoman, J. (Wales, Bangor) George Herbert Mead and dualism. Ph.D.Google Scholar
Vereb, J. (Oxford, Camp.) The idea of interpretation in the writings of H. Richard Niebuhr. [P. R. Baelz] D.Phil.Google Scholar

POLITICS

Albert, A. D. (Oxford, S.Joh.) Vengeance, reward and utopia: a critical examination of electoral behaviour and political control of the economy in Great Britain and the U.S. [L. J. MacFarlane] D.Phil.Google Scholar
Beer, J. (Liverpool) The presidency. [D. R. Morgan] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Benn, S. (Keele) The White House staff. [J. D. Lees] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Bennett, A. (Essex) The Cabinet and the American presidency. [D. McKay] Ph.D.*Google Scholar
Bowles, N. P. (Oxford, Nuff.) Congressional liaison on domestic policy in the White House under Lyndon B. Johnson, with special reference to the Office of Congressional Relations. [D. B. Goldey] D.Phil.*Google Scholar
Burman, S. F. (Oxford, Nuff.) Black progress in the U.S.A.: an investigation of recent political advances made by Blacks with particular reference to Atlanta, Ga. [A. H. Halsey] D.Phil.*Google Scholar
Carver, P. G. (Essex) Electoral change and the U.S. House of Representatives. [D. McKay] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Clarke, D. J. (Keele) Calhoun and the concept of the “Reactionary Enlightenment”. An examination of The Disquisition on Government. [R. A. Garson] Ph.D.*Google Scholar
Coode, P. J. (Exeter) The South African lobby in the United States. [M. T. Shaw] Ph.D.Google Scholar
De Mont, A. J. (Oxford, Nuff.) Reform and reconciliation: civil rights under Eisenhower, 1933–61. [P. M. Williams] D.Phil.Google Scholar
De Montigny, Y. (Oxford, Linc.) “Political question” doctrine elaborated by the Supreme Court of the U.S. [G. Marshall] D.Phil.Google Scholar
Griffiths, R. H. (Sussex) The British Labour Movement and the United States, 1945–1953: a study of attitudes. [M. Dunne] D.Phil.Google Scholar
London, R. (Oxford, L.M.H.) Right-wing religion: the rise of conservative evangelicals in American politics, 1974–1980. [Gillian Peele] D.Phil.Google Scholar
McSweeney, D. L. (Glasgow) Structure and strategy in presidential nominating politics since 1960. [A. M. Potter; P Fotheringham] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Merrifield, J. M. (Oxford, Nuff.) Constituencies and their representatives: case studies in the British Parliament and United States Congress. D.Phil.*Google Scholar
Morris, G. W. (Strathclyde) Decline of partisanship in U.S. electoral behaviour, 1960–74. [M. Franklin] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Owens, D. E. (Kent) The political attitudes of W. F. Buckley Jnr. and their relation to the post-war American conservative movement. [M. J. C. Vile] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Owens, J. E. (Essex) The House Banking and Currency Committee. [D. McKay] Ph.D.*Google Scholar
Paton, C. R. (Oxford, Hertf.) Planning and access in U.S. federal health policy, 1965–1980: institutional and ideological obstacles to comprehensive reform. [P. M. Williams] D.Phil.Google Scholar
Rafferty, S. J. (Oxford, Ball.) Legislation and technological change: reform of the telecommunications industry in the U.S.A. and G.B. [Lord Crowther Hunt] D.Phil.Google Scholar
Reilly, S. J. (Oxford, Keble) Mexican-Americans in Texas: a study in an ethnic minority's access to and participation in the state's political processes. [P. M. Williams] D.Phil.Google Scholar
Shaw, J. R. (Keele) Study of U.S. humane interest groups. [J. D. Lees] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Stanford, J. [Essex] Republicanism in a changing American South. [D. McKay] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Stares, P. B. (Lancaster) The origins and development of the U.S. Anti-Satellite Weapons Programme, 1946–1980. [I. Bellany] Ph.D.*Google Scholar
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Tennant, M. (Manchester) Post-war planning. [L. Kushnik] Ph.D.Google Scholar
Tucker, J. (Essex) Politics and trade: the case of the U.S. automobile industry. [D. McKay] Ph.D.Google Scholar

SOCIOLOGY

Erskine, A. R. (Edinburgh) Politics, administration and social science: the case of some area based approaches to poverty in Britain and the U.S. [M. E. Adler; I. F. Dey] Ph.D.*Google Scholar
Farmer, D. J. (London, Ext.) Manpower allocation in the New York City Police Department. Ph.D.Google Scholar
Ives, J. H. (London, Ext.) A cross-cultural comparative study of the regulation and administration of occupational safety and health care policies in the workplace: the chemical industry in the U.S. and G.B. Ph.D.Google Scholar
Meehan, Elizabeth M. (Oxford, Nuff.) Public policy: equality of employment opportunities for women in Britain and America. [L. J. Sharpe] D.Phil.*Google Scholar
Stout, A. R. (Edinburgh) Statistics in the history of American psychology. [J. R. Beloff; D. A. Mackenzie] Ph.D.Google Scholar