1.欧美论著
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Wu，Kwang Tsing，and Wu Kuang-Ch'ing.Printing and Printers[J].Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies，1943，7：203—260.
Willis，Donald Sigurdson.The Nieh-hai hua and Its Place in the Late Ch'ing Social Novel of Protest[M].University of Washington，1951.
Irwin，Richard Gregg.The evolution of a Chinese novel：Shui-huchuan[M].Harvard University Press，1953.
John Lyman Bishop.The colloquial short story in China：a study of the San-yen collections[M].Harvard University Press，1956.
Birch，Cyril.Feng Meng-Lung and the Ku Chin Hsiao Shuo[J].Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies，1956，18（1）：64—83.
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Hanan，Patrick.Astudy of the composition and the sources of the“Chin P'ing Mei”[D].University of London，1960
Mc Aleavy，Henry.Tseng P'u and the Nieh Hai Hua[J].St.Antony's Papers，1960：88—137.
Wu，Shichang.On The red chamber dream：a critical study of two annotated manuscripts of the XVIIIth century[M].Clarendon Press，1961.
Hanan，Patrick.The Text of the Chin P'ing Mei[J].Asia Major.1962，9（1）.
Wrenn，James Joseph.A textual method and its application to texts of the Chin p'ingmei[D].Yale University，1964.
Dudbridge，Glen.The problem of Xi You Ji and its early versions：a reappraisal[J].New Asia Journal，1964，6（2）.
Yau-Woon M，Tai-Loi M.On the Periods of the Stories of Ching-Pen T'ung-Su Hsiao-Shuo and the Authenticity of Collection[J].Genre，1965，5（1）：14—32.
Liu Ts'un-yan.Chinese popular fiction in two London libraries[M].Lung Men Bookstore，1967.
Hsia，C T.The Classic Chinese Novel：A Critical Introduction[M].Columbia University Press，1968.
Dudbridge，Glen.The Hundred chapter Hsi-yu Chi and Its Early Versions[J].Asia Major.1969，14（2）：187—190
Dudbridge，Glen.The Hsi-Yu-Chi：A Study of Antecedents to the Sixteenth-Century Chinese Novel[M].Cambridge University Press，1970.
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Ma，Yau-Woon.The Pao-kung Tradition in Chinese Popular Literature[D].Yale University，1971.
Hanan，Patrick.The Composition of the P'ing Yao Chuan[J].Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies.1971，31：201—219.
Ma，Tai-loi.Censorship of Fiction in Ming and Ch'ing China Ca.1368-Ca.1900[D].University of Chicago，1972.
Hanan，Patrick.The Making of The Pearl-Sewn Shirt and The Courtesan's Jewel Box[J].Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies，1973：33 124—153.
Hanan，Patrick.The Chinese short story：Studies in dating，authorship，and composition[M].Harvard University Press，1973.
Ma，Yau-Woon.The Chinese historical novel：An outline of themes and contexts[J].The Journal of Asian Studies，1975，34（02）：277—294.
Ma，Yau-Woon.The Textual Tradition of Ming“Kung-an”Fiction：A Study of the Lung-t'u kung-an[J].Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies，1975，35：190—220.
Goode，Walter.On the Sanbao taijian xia xiyang-ji and some of its sources[D].Australian National University，1976.
Plaks，Andrew H.Archetype and Allegory in the Dream of the Red Chamber[M].Princeton University Press，1976
Mao，Nathan K，Liu Ts‘un-yan.Li Yü[M].Twayne Publishers，1977
Hanan，Patrick.“The Nature of Ling Meng-ch'u's Fiction.”（Ed.）.Chinese Narrative：Critical and Theoretical Essays[M].Princeton University Press，1977：85—114.
Matsuda，Shizue.Li Yü：His Life and Moral Philosophy as Reflected in His Fiction[D].Columbia University，1978.
André Lévy.About the date of the first printed edition of the Chin P'ing Mei[J].Chinese Literature，1979，1：43—47.
Na，Tsung Shun.Studies on Dream of the Red Chamber：A Selected and Classified Bibliography[M].Lung Men Press，1979.
Plaks，Andrew H.Shui-hu Chuan and the Sixteenth-Century Novel Form：An Interpretive Reappraisal[J].Chinese Literature，1980，2（1）：3—53.
Hanan，Patrick.“Judge Bao's Hundred Cases Reconstructed.”[J].Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies，1980，40（2）：301—323.
Lévy A.Pour une clarification de quelques aspects de la problematique du“Jin Ping Mei”[J].T'oung Pao，1980，66（Livr.4/5）：183—198.
Ma，Tai-loi.Novels Prohibited in the Literary Inquisition of Emperor Ch'ien-lung，1722—1788[J].Critical Essays on Chinese Fiction，（Hong Kong，Chinese University Press，1980），1980：212.
Hanan，Patrick.The Chinese vernacular story[M].Harvard University Press，1981.
Hegel，Robert.The Novel in Seventeenth Century China[M].Columbia University Press，1981.
Widmer，Ellen.Shui-hu hou-chuan in the context of seventeenth century Chinese fiction criticism[D].Harvard University，1981.
Roy，David T.The Fifteenth-Century Shuo-ch'ang Tz'u-hua as Examples ofWritten Formulaic Composition[J].CHINOPERL，1981，Vol.10（1）：97—128.
Barr，Allan.Pu Songling and Liaozhai zhiyi：A study of textual transmission，biographical background and literary antecendents[D].University of Oxford，1983.
Barr，Allan.The Textual Transmission of Liaozhai zhiyi[J].Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies，1984，44（2）：515—562.
Liu Ts'un-yan.Chinese Middlebrow Fiction：from the Ch'ing and Early Republican Eras[M].Chinese University Press，1984.
A·E·McLAREN.Chantefables and the Textual Evolution of the San-kuo-chih yen-i（Part I）[J].T'oung Pao，1985：159—227.
Plaks，Andrew H.After the Fall：Hsing-shih yin-yüan chuan and the Seventeenth-Century Chinese Novel[J].Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies，1985，45（2）：543—580.
Plaks，Andrew H.The Chongzhen Commentary on the Jin Ping Mei：Gems Amidst the Dross[J].Chinese Literature，1986，8（1/2）：19—30.
Barr，Allan.Pu Songling and the Qing Examination System[J].Late Imperial China，1986，7（1）：87—111.
Plaks，Andrew H.The four masterworks of the Ming novel：Ssu ta ch'i-shu[M].Princeton University Press，1987.
Hanan，Patrick.The Invention of Li Yu[M].Harvard University Press，1988.
Zeitlin，Judith T.Pu Songling's Liaozhai zhiyiand the Chinese Discourse on the Strange[D].Harvard University，1988.
Timothy，Brook.Censorship in eighteenth-century China：A view from the book trade[J].Canadian Journal of History，1988，23（2）.
Swihart，De-an.The evolution of Chinese novel form[D].Princeton University，1990.
Shelley Hsueh-lun Chang.History and legend：ideas and images in the Ming historical novels[M].University of Michigan Press，1990.
Katherine Carlitz.The social uses of female virtue in late Ming editions of Lienüzhuan[J].Late Imperial China，1991，12（2）：117—148.
Dudbridge，Glen.A Pilgrimage in Seventeenth-Century Fiction：T'ai-shan and the“Hsing-shih yin-yüan chuan”[J].T'oung Pao，1991，77（4）：226—252.
McLaren，Anne.Ming Chantefable and the Early Chinese Novel：（a Study of the Chenghua Period Cihua）[M].Australian National University，1991.
Kuriyama，Joanna.Confucianism in fiction：A study of Hsia Chingch'u's“Yeh-sou p'u-yen”[D].Harvard University，1993.
West，Andrew.Quest for the urtext：The textual archaeology of“The Three Kingdoms”.（Volumes Iand II）[D].Princeton University，1993.
Rolston，David.“Point of View”in the W ritings of Traditional Chinese Fiction Critics[J].Chinese Literature，1993，15：113—142.
Hegel，Robert.Traditional Chinese Fiction—The State of the Field[J].The Journal of Asian Studies，1994，53（2）：394—426.
McLaren，Anne.Ming Audiences and Vernacular Hermeneutics：The Uses of“The Romance of the Three Kingdoms”[J].T'oung Pao，1995，81（Fasc.1/3）：51—80.
McLaren，Anne.Popularizing The Romance of the Three Kingdoms A Study of Two Early Editions[J].Journal of Oriental Studies，1995，33（2）：165—85.
Brokaw，Cynthia Joanne.Commercial Publishing in Late Imperial China：The Zou and Ma Family Businesses of Sibao，Fujian[J].Late Imperial China，1996，17（1）：49—92.
Ellen，Widmer.The Huanduzhai of Hangzhou and Suzhou：A Study in Seventeenth-Century Publishing[J].Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies，1996，56（1）：77—122.
Chia，Lucille.The development of the Jianyang book trade，Song-Yuan[J].Late Imperial China，1996，17（1）：10—48.
Clunas，Craig.Pictures and visuality in early modern China[M].Princeton University Press，1997.
Rolston，David.Traditional Chinese Fiction and Fiction Commentary：Reading and Writing Between the Lines[M].Stanford University Press，1997.
Zeitlin，Judith T.Historian of the strange：Pu Songling and the Chinese classical tale[M].Stanford University Press，1997.
Brook，Timothy.The confusions of pleasure：Commerce and culture in Ming China[M].Univ ersity of California Press，1998.
Hegel，Robert.Reading illustrated fiction in late imperial China[M].Stanford University Press，1998.
Yang，Shuhui.Appropriation and representation：Feng Menglong and the Chinese vernacular story[M].University of Michigan Center for chinese，1998.
Hanan，Patrick.Fengyue meng and the Courtesan Novel[J].Harvard journal of Asiatic studies，1998，58（2）：345—372.
Stone，Charles.The“Ruyijun zhuan”and the origins of the Chinese erotic novel[D].The University of Chicago，1999
McLaren，Anne.Investigating Readerships in Late-Imperial China：A Reflection on Methodologies[J].East Asian Library Journal，2001，10（2）：104—160.
Lucille.Chia.Printing for profit：the commercial publishers of Jianyang，Fujian（11th-17th centuries）[M].Harvard University Asia Center for Harvard-Yenching Institute，2002
Hegel，Robert.Images in Legal and Fictional Texts from Qing China[J].Bulletin de l'École française d'Extrême-Orient.2002，89（1）：277—290
St.André，James.Picturing Judge Bao in Ming Shangtu xiawen Fiction[J].Chinese Literature，2002，24：43—73.
Yang，Yu-Chun.Re-orienting Jin ping mei：The moralizing tales of“Xingshi yinyuan zhuan”and“Xu jin pingmei”[D].Princeton University，2003.
Huang，Martin.Snake's Legs：Sequels，Continuations，Rewritings，and Chinese Fiction[M].University of Hawaii Press，2004.
Patrick，Hanan.Chinese Fiction of the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries：Essays[M].Columbia University Press，2004.
Dudbridge，Glen.Books，tales and vernacular culture：selected papers on China[M].Brill，2005.
Zhang，Jie.The game of marginality：Parody in Li Yu's（1611-1680）vernacular short stories[D].Washington University，2005.
Brokaw，Cynthia Joanne.On the History of the Book in China[J].Printing and Book Culture in Late Imperial China，2005
Brokaw，Cynthia Joanne.Publishing，society and culture in premodern china：the evolution of print culture[J].International Journal of Asian Studies，2005，2（01）：135—165.
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McLaren，Anne.Constructing new reading publics in late Ming China[J].Printing and book culture in Late Imperial China，2005：152—183.
Hegel，Robert.Picturing the Monkey King：Illustrations of the 1641 Novel Xiyou bu[J].The Art of the Book in China，Colloquies on Art&Archaeology in Asia，2006，23：175—191.
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McLaren，Anne.History repackaged in the age of print：the Sanguozhi and Sanguo yanyi[J].Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies，2006，69（02）：293—313.
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Clunas，Craig.Empire of Great Brightness：Visual and Material Cultures of Ming China[M].University of Hawaii Press，2007.
Brokaw，Cynthia Joanne.Book History in Premodern China：The State of the Discipline I[J].Book History，2007，10（1）：253—290.
Robertson，Carl A.Untangling the Allegory：The Genuine and the Counterfeit in Xiyou zhengdao shu（The book to enlightenmentof the journey west）[J].Tamkang Review，2007，38（1）：213—252.
Julia K.Murray.Mirror of morality：Chinese narrative illustration and Confucian ideology[M].University of Hawaii Press，2007.
Meyer-Fong，Tobie.The printed world：Books，publishing culture，and society in late imperial China[J].The Journal of asian studies，2007，66（03）：787—817.
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Bussotti，Michela.Editions of Biographies of Women as Examples of Printed Illustrations from the Ming Dynasty[J].Hanxue Yanjiu（Chinese Studies），2010，28（2）.
Gregory，Scott.From the center to the margins：The“Shuihu Zhuan”and the transformation of vernacular fiction in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries[D].Princeton University，2012
Hegel，Robert.Book and Print Culture in Pre-Modern China[J].Studies on Asia，2016，1（1）.