Incoming Resources
- Shakespeare's romantic comedies;, the development of their form and meaning, by Peter G. Phialas
- Comedy in the Pro Caelio, with an appendix on the In Clodium et curionem, by Katherine A. Geffcken
- The theory of drama
- The myth of deliverance, reflections on Shakespeare's problem comedies, Northrop Frye
- The love story in Shakespearean comedy, Anthony J. Lewis
- Gender and performance in Shakespeare's problem comedies, David McCandless
- Jonson's moral comedy, Alan C. Dessen
- Shakespearian and other essays
- Shakespeare's comedies: explorations in form
- Aristotle on tragic and comic mimesis, Leon Golden
- A midsummer night's dream, critical essays, edited by Dorothea Kehler
- The trick of singularity, Twelfth night and the performance editions, by Laurie E. Osborne
- The patriarchy of Shakespeare's comedies, Marilyn L. Williamson
- The comic and the realistic in English drama, by John B. Moore
- A natural perspective, the development of Shakespearean comedy and romance, Northrop Frye
- Comedy, an introduction to comedy in literature, drama, and cinema, T.G.A. Nelson
- The reform of the fallen world., The "virtuous prince" in Jonsonian tragedy and comedy
- The comedy of evil on Shakespeare's stage, Charlotte Spivack