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Allen, Dennis. “The Wilderness Convention in Main Street, Babbitt, and Arrowsmith.” Gypsy Scholar 6
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Blanchard, Lydia. “Gray Darkness and Shadowy Trees’: Carol Kennicott and the Good Fight for Utopia Now.” Sinclair Lewis at 100: Papers Presented at a Centennial Conference. Ed. Michael Connaughton. St. Cloud: St. Cloud University, 1985. 125-33.

Brooks, Jon William. “Sinclair Lewis’s Liminal Entities.” Diss. University of Alabama, 1992. DAI 52 (1992): 4326A.

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—. Main Street: The Revolt of Carol Kennicott. New York: Twayne, 1993.

Carothers, James B. “Midwestern Civilization and Its Discontents: Lewis’s Carol Kennicott and Roth’s Lucy Nelson.” Midwestern Miscellany 9 (1981): 21-30.

Coard, Robert L. “Edith Wharton’s Influence on Sinclair Lewis.” Modern Fiction Studies 31 (1985): 511-27.

Coblentz, Stanton A. “Main Street.” Bookman 52 (Jan. 1921): 357-58.

Cohen, Paula Marantz. “Return to Main Street: Sinclair Lewis and the Politics of Literary Reputation.” Sinclair Lewis: New Essays in Criticism. Ed. James M. Hutchisson. Troy, New York: Whitston, 1997. 5-20.C

Crowe, David. “Illustrations as Interpretation: Grant Wood’s ‘New Deal’ Reading of Sinclair Lewis’s Main Street.” Sinclair Lewis at 100: Papers Presented at a Centennial Conference. Ed. Michael Connaughton. St. Cloud: St. Cloud State University, 1985. 95-111.

Cypert, Rick. “Intellectuals, Introverts, and Cranks: What the Misfits Tell Us about Small Town Life.” Markham Review 16 (1986): 3-7.

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Martin, Edward A. “The Mimic as Artist: Sinclair Lewis.” H.L. Mencken and the Debunkers. Athens: U of Georgia P, 1984. 115-38.

Meyer, Wayne H. “From Gopher Prairie to Lake Wobegon, Minnesota: From Sinclair Lewis and Garrison Keillor on the Small Town Experience.” Centennial Review 31 (1987): 432-46.

Miller, John E. “The Distance between Gopher Prairie and Lake Wobegon: Sinclair Lewis and Garrison Keillor on the Small Town Experience.” Centennial Review 31 (1987): 432-46.

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Salamone, Frank A. “The Reproduction of Main Street: The American Diplomatic Corps in Nigeria.” Mosaic 26.4 (1993): 87-102.

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Foster, Ruel E. “Lewis’s Irony�A Paralysis of the Heart.” West Virginia University Philological Papers 33 (1987): 31-39.

Gale, Robert L. “Lewis’ Babbitt.” Explicator 39.3 (1981): 39-40.

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Hines, Thomas S., Jr. “Echoes fro ‘Zenith’: Reactions of American Businessmen to Babbitt.” Business History Review 41 (1967): 124-40.

Hutchisson, James M. “‘All of Us Americans at 46′: The Making of Sinclair Lewis’ Babbitt.” Journal of Modern Literature 18.1 (1994): 95-114.

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Matheson, T.J. “‘Misused Language: The Narrator’s Satiric Function in Sinclair Lewis’s Babbitt.”
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Norris, Hoke. “Babbitt Revisited.” Yale Review 68 (1978): 53-70.

Parry, Sally E. “Gopher Prairie, Zenith, and the Grand Republic: Nice Places to Visit, but Would Even Sinclair Lewis Want to Live There?.” Midwestern Miscellany 20 (1992): 15-27.

Piacentino, Edward J. “Babbittry Southern Style: T.S. Stribling’s Unfinished Cathedral.” Markham Review 10 (1981): 36-39.

Reitinger, D.W. “A Source for Tanis Judique in Sinclair Lewis’s Babbitt.” Notes on Contemporary Literature 23.5 (1993): 3-4.

Smoller, Sandford, J. “The ‘Booboisie’ and Its Discontents.” The Classic American Novel and the Movies. Ed.Gerald Peary and Roger Shatzkin. New York: Ungar, 1977. 226-38.

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Williams, Michael. “Babbittry into Vickery.” Commonweal 17 (22 Mar. 1933): 567-69.

Wilson, Christopher P. “‘Sinclair Lewis and the Passing of Capitalism.” American Studies 24.2 (1983): 95-108.

Brieger, Gert H. “Arrowsmith and the History of Medicine in America.” Mobius 2.3 (1982): 32-38.

Brooks, Jon William. “Sinclair Lewis’s Liminal Entities.” Diss. University of Alabama, 1992. DAI 52 (1992): 4326A.

Coard, Robert L. “Jack London’s Influence on Sinclair Lewis.” Sinclair Lewis at 100: Papers Presented at a Centennial Conference. Ed. Michael Connaughton. St. Cloud: St. Cloud State University, 1985. 1-9.

—. “Sinclair Lewis, Max Gottlieb, and Sherlock Holmes.” Modern Fiction Studies 31 (1985): 565-71.

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—. “Arrowsmith and the Political Economy of Medicine.” Sinclair Lewis: New Essays in Criticism. Ed. James M. Hutchisson. Troy, New York: Whitston, 1997. 110-24.

Land, Mary G. “Three Max Gottliebs: Lewis’s, Dreiser’s, and Walker Percy’s View of the Mechanist-Vitalist
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Love, Glen A. “The Western Writings of Sinclair Lewis.” A Literary History of the West. Ed. Max Westbrook
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Oehlschlaeger, Fritz H. “Sinclair Lewis, Stuart Pratt Sherman, and the Writing of Arrowsmith.” Resources for
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Scott, Philip A. The Medical Research Novel in English and German, 1900-1950. Bowling Green:
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Ware, Elaine. “A Psychological Portrait of Infantile Retrogression in Sinclair Lewis’ Arrowsmith.” Journal of Evolutionary Psychology 9 (1989): 166-73.

Fleming, Robert E. “Sinclair Lewis vs. Zane Grey: Mantrap as Satirical Western.” MidAmerica 9 (1982): 124-38.

Koblas, John J., and Dave Page, eds. Sinclair Lewis and Mantrap: The Saskatchewan Trip. Madison: Main Street Press, 1985.

Marovitz, Sanford E. “Ambivalences and Anxieties: Character Reversals in Sinclair Lewis’ Mantrap.” Studies in American Fiction 16 (1988): 229-36

Blake, Nelson Manfred. “How to Learn History from Sinclair Lewis and Other Uncommon Sources.” American Character and Culture in a Changing World: Some Twentieth-Century Perspectives. Ed. John A. Hague. Westport: Greenwood, 1979. 111-23.

Dixon, Wheeler. “Cinematic Adaptations of the Works of Sinclair Lewis.” Sinclair Lewis at 100: Papers
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Higgs, Robert J. “Religion and Sports: Three Muscular Christians in American Literature.” American Sport Culture: The Humanistic Dimensions. Ed. Wiley Lee Umphlett. Lewisburg: Buknell UP, 1985. 226-34.

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Mayer, Gary H. “Love is More Than the Evening Star: A Semantic Analysis of Elmer Gantry and The Man Who Knew Coolidge.” American Bypaths: Essays in Honor of E. Hudson Long. Ed. Robert G. Collmer and Jack W. Herring. Waco: Baylor UP, 1980. 145-66.

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Hersey, John. “First Job.” Yale Review 76.2 (1987): 184-97.

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Fleming, Robert E. “Kingsblood Royal and the Black ‘Passing’ Novel.” Critical Essays on Sinclair Lewis. Ed. Martin Bucco. Boston: G.K. Hall, 1986. 214-21.

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Watts, Edward. “Kingsblood Royal, The God-Seeker, and the Racial History of the Midwest.” Sinclair Lewis: New Essays in Criticism. Ed. James M. Hutchisson. Troy, New York: Whitston, 1997. 94-109.

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Lundquist, James. “World So Wide and Sinclair Lewis’s Rewritten Life.” Sinclair Lewis Newsletter 2 (1970): 13.

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