An Essay on Comedy - Meredith

Apocalypse: Oedipus at Colonus - Whitman

Aristophanes' Comic Apocalypse - L. Cowan

Carnival and Don Quixote - Stewart

Comic Heroism - Whitman

Dante, Hegel, and the Comedy of History - B. Cowan

Disease, Passion - Padel

Feeling and Form - Langer

Greek Tragedy and Society - Segal

Hamlet - Bloom

King Lear - Kermode

Myth in the Modern World - L. Cowan

Order and Hierarchy - Figes

Reclaiming the Mother('s) Tongue - Cummings

Seven Aspects of the Comic Hero - Charney

Skin: Pollution and Shame - Padel

The Comic Terrain - L. Cowan

The Copious Inventory of Comedy - Dupree

The Criticism of Greek Tragedy - Arrowsmith

The Icon and the Spirit of Comedy - Slattery

The Meanings of Comedy - Sypher

The Oresteia - Goldhill

The Perennial Future - D. Cowan

The Possibility of a Christian Tragedy - Michel

The Sacrificial Crisis - Girard

The Structure of Comedy - Frye

The Tempest - Bloom

The Tragic Fallacy - Krutch

The Tragic Form - Sewall

The Tragic Humanism of the Greeks - Havelock

The Tragic Rhythm - Langer

Toni Morrison's Ghost - House

Tragedy as a Dramatic Art - Hegel

Why Does Tragedy Give Pleasure? - Nuttale