The Major Phases of Philip Roth by Martín Urdiales Shaw

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Philip Roth in Russia: Translations and Reception by Olga B. Karasik

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Writing Progeny: Elisa Albert and Philip Roth by Aimee Pozorski, Miriam Jaffe

“…In this article, we argue for Elisa Albert’s place in the Jewish-American literary canon, not only as a result of her self-proclaimed connection to Philip Roth, but also as a result of her feminist sensibility updating the classic writing-as-procreating trope. …”
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Counterfactual Histories: Philip Roth and Nicole Krauss by Laura T. Ilea

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The Fantasy of Youth in Philip Roth's Later Novels by Gabriela Glăvan

“…I intend to explore Philip Roth’s strategy of affirming youth as core value among his major themes revealing the experience of aging, illness and loss by revealing its particular framing in the novels of his later work. …”
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David Gooblar. The Major Phases of Philip Roth. by Velichka D. Ivanova

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Tragic Innocence in Philip Roth’s American Pastoral by Glăvan Gabriela

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Alternative Histories: Philip Roth and The Plot Against America by Paul Titchmarsh

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Philip Roth, Romans et nouvelles (1959-1977) by Arnaud Schmitt

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Philip Roth's The human stain and the destruction of the American dream by Miha Vrčko

“… The paper dissects the notion of the American Dream in Philip Roth's The Human Stain. It looks at how individual tenets of the Dream are carved into the protagonist Coleman Silk, a black man who goes through life pretending to be white. …”
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"In-between" Jews in Philip Roth's twentieth century America. by Liao, Sharon Ying Tong.

“…Most of the Jewish American characters in Philip Roth’s Goodbye, Columbus buy into the ‘American Dream’ as they try to assimilate into white American society. …”
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The Tribulations of American Democracy in Philip Roth’s "The Plot Against America" by Aristi Trendel

“…If neoliberalism and the reign of finance constitute democracy’s major contemporary challenge, in his 2004 alternate history novel, The Plot Against America, Philip Roth ostentatiously chooses to set his narrative in the 1940s and explore democracy in the ‘what-if’ mode, which gives him extra breadth allowing for extravagant flights of fancy. …”
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“The Past Undetonated”: Nostalgia and Storytelling in Philip Roth’s American Pastoral by Tanguy Bérenger

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New York as Shadow-Line in Philip Roth's Exit Ghost by Ellen Levy

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Philip Roth, Nemeses 2006-2010 – Everyman, Indignation, The Humbling, Nemesis by Marco Trainini

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Masiero, Pia. Philip Roth and the Zuckerman Books: The Making of a Storyworld. by David Brauner

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Self-Actualization Tendencies in Interpersonal Relationships in Philip Roth’s The Professor of Desire by Prem Shankar Pandey

“…The current article is focused on analyzing the self-actualizing tendencies in the protagonists Herbie Brataskky and David Kapesh in Philip Roth’s novel The Professor of Desire. In our current era married relationships are at stake. …”
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André Bleikasten. Philip Roth. Les ruses de la fiction. by Géraldine Chouard

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The Bloomsbury Handbook to Philip Roth. Edited by Aimee Pozorski and Maren Scheurer by Rachele Puddu

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Counterfactual History and Diasporic Identity in Philip Roth’s The Plot against America by Raluca Moldovan

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