Shakespeare's Scepticism.by Graham BradshawReview by: Peter L. Rudnytsky · Renaissance Quarterly · 1988

Presidential Campaigns: Sins of Omission || [untitled]Review by: Peter L. Rudnytsky · Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science · 2000

Othello: New Perspectivesby Virginia Mason Vaughan; Kent CartwrightReview by: Peter L. Rudnytsky · Modern Philology · 1993

Patriarchal Structures in Shakespeare's Drama.by Peter EricksonReview by: Peter L. Rudnytsky · Renaissance Quarterly · 1987

Poetry and Politics in the English Renaissance.by David NorbrookReview by: Peter L. Rudnytsky · Renaissance Quarterly · 1987

Daemonic Figures: Shakespeare and the Question of Conscienceby Ned LukacherReview by: Peter L. Rudnytsky · Modern Philology · 1997

Regicide and Restoration: English Tragicomedy, 1660-1671by Nancy Klein MaguireReview by: Peter L. Rudnytsky · Modern Philology · 1994

The Genesis of Secrecy: On the Interpretation of Narrativeby Frank KermodeReview by: Peter Rudnytsky · World Literature Today · 1980

Mo Yan: Through Western EyesM. Thomas Inge · World Literature Today · 2000

Orhan Pamuk and the "Ottoman" ThemeErdağ Göknar · World Literature Today · 2006

Welsh Writing in EnglishDavid Lloyd · World Literature Today · 1992

Varia Issue || Finland and World LiteratureKai Laitinen and Philip Binham · World Literature Today · 1983

Empty But for DarwinTania Hershman · World Literature Today · 2013

The Romanticsby Pankaj MishraReview by: Paul Sharrad · World Literature Today · 2000

What Is World Literature?David Damrosch · World Literature Today · 2003

Versions of IncommensurabilityMelas, Natalie · World Literature Today · 1995