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A.D’Yačenko: Skazki Uaul’da (Detskaja Literatura 8. 1991. 64–69).
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B. Cooper: The Authenticity of the Historical Background of the »Little House«-Books (Elementary English 40. 1963. 696–702).
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F. Erisman: L.I.W. Boise 1994.
C. Fairbanks: Frontia wo Iketa Joseizo: Shijin Kenshika Laura to Daisogen no Monogatari (Sophia 37. 1988. 561–576).
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A.C. Fellman: »Don’t Expect to Depend on Anybody Else«. The Frontier as Portrayed in the Little House Books (CL 24. 1996. 101–116).
C. Fraser: The Prairie Queen (The New York Review of Books 41. 1994. 38–45).
C. Frey: Laura and Pa: Family and Landscape in »Little House on the Prairie« (CLAQ 13. 1987. 125–128).
C.E. Gates: Image, Imagination, and Initiation: Teaching as a Rite of Passage in the Novels of Lucy Maud Montgomery and L.I.W. (CLE 20. 1989).
S. Gilead: Emigrant Selves: Narrative Strategies in Three Women’s Autobiographies (Criticism 30. 1988. 43–62).
G. Hanno: Drömmen om Amerika som det stora framdtidslandet såsom den gestaltas i L. I. W.s produktion. Umeå 1975.
W. Holtz: Closing the Circle: The American Optimism of L.I.W. (The Great Plains Quarterly 4. 1984. 79–90).
W. Holtz: The Ghost in the Little House: A Life of Rose Wilder Lane. Columbia 1993.
W. Jacobs: Frontier Faith Revisited. The Little House Books of L.I.W. (HBM 41. 1965. 465–473).
L.T. Lee: »It is Better Farther on«. L.I.W. and the Pioneer Spirit (LU 3. 1979. 74–88).
S.N. Mäher: L.I. W and Caddie Woodlawn: Daughters of a Border Space (LU 18. 1994. 130–142).
J.E. Miller: L.I. W’s »Little Town«: Where History and Literature Meet. Lawrence 1993.
C. Mills: From Obedience to Autonomy: Moral Growth in the Little House Books (CL 24. 1996. 127–140).
M.J. Mooney-Getoff: L.I.W., a Bibliography. Southold, N.Y. 1980.
R.A. Moore: L.I.W.Orange Notebooks and the Art of the Little House-Books (CL 4. 1975. 105–119).
R. A. Moore: The Little House Books: Rose Colored Classics (CL 4. 1978. 7–16).
R.A. Moore: L.I. W and Rose Wilder Lane: The Chemistry of Collaboration (CLE 11. 1980. 105–119).
L. Mowder: Domestication of Desire: Gender, Language, and Landscape in the »Little House«-Books (CLAQ 17. 1992. 15–19).
E.S. Novotny: Shattering the Myth: Mary and Laura as Antagonists in »Little House in the Big Woods«, »Little House on the Prairie«, and »On the Banks of Plum Creek« (Heritage of the Great Plains 28. 1995. 48–64).
K. Piehl: L.I.W. (in: DLB 22. Detroit 1983. 351–366).
S. Rahn: What Really Happens in the »Little Town on the Prairie« (CL 24. 1996. 117–126).
A. Romines: »Oh My; I Am the Teacher«: L.I.W. and the Prairie Schoolteacher (West Virginia University Philological Papers 36. 1990. 53–60).
A. Romines: »The Long Winter«: An Introduction to Western Womanhood (Great Plains Quarterly 10. 1990. 36–47).
A. Romines: Writing the »Little House«: The Architecture of a Series (Great Plains Quarterly 14. 1994. 107–115).
A. Romines: Preempting the Patriarch: The Problem of Pa’s Stories in »Little House in the Big Woods« (CLAQ 20. 1995. 15–18).
A. Romines: The Voices from the »Little House« (in: N.O. Nelson (Hg.): Privat Voices, Public Lives: Women Speak on the Literary Life. Denton 1995. 19–28).
D. Rosenblum: »Intimate Intensity«: Mythic Space in the Works of L.I.W. (in: A.R. Juseboe/W. Geyer (Hgg.): Where the West Begins. Sioux Falls, S.D. 1978. 72–79).
H. Sandblad: L.I.W. (in: De läses än. Lund 1992. 287–296).
E. Segel: L.I.W. and the Little House Books (HBM 19. 1973. 293–306).
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J. Spaeth: Language of Vision and Growth in the Little House-Books (The Great Lakes Review: A Journal of Midwest Culture 8. 1982. 20–24).
J. Spaeth: L.I.W. New York 1987.
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J. Susina: The Voices of the Prairie: The Use of Music in L.I.W’s »Little House on the Prairie« (LU 16. 1992. 158–166).
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I. Wilner: L.I.W. (Bookbird 3. 1967. 34–36).
V. Wolf: The Symbolic Center: »Little House in the Big Woods« (CLE 13. 1982. 107–114).
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V. Wolf: L.I. W’s »Little House«-Books: A Personal Story (in: P. Nodelman (Hg.): Touchstones. Reflections on the Best in Children’s Literature. Bd. 1. West Lafayette 1985. 291–300).
D. Zochert: Laura, the Life of L. I. W. Chicago 1976.
B. Attebery: Women’s Coming of Age in Fantasy (Extrapolation 28. 1987. 10–22).
L. Barelli: P.W.: Her Development in Style and Subject Matter (Orana 18. 1982. 75–83).
S. Boddington: A Discussion of P.W.’s Novels (Orana 14. 1978. 22–25).
R. Bunbury: The Forces of the Australian Continent Forge the Children’s Identity: Through the Eyes of P.W. and Ivan Southall (in: D. Escarpit (Hg.): Portrayal of the Child in Children’s Literature. München 1985).
R. Bunbury: The »Wirrun« Trilogy in Context (in: M. Nikolajeva (Hg.): Voices from far away. Stockholm 1995. 35–50).
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J.A. Dawson: Australian Fantasy and P.W: Steps into the Dreaming. Ph.D.Diss. La Trobe Univ., Melbourne 1987.
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