STATEN H., Newman on Self and Society.
Studies in Romanticism Vol. 18, Victorian Romanticism II (Spring 1979) 1, 69-79.
VOGT W. P., Newman’s University and Ours.
The Review of Education, 5 (1979) 3, 227-236.
TENNYSON G. B., Tractarian Aesthetics: Analogy and Reserve in Keble and Newman.
The Victorian Newsletter (Spring 1979) 55, 8-10.
FORD J. T., Infallibility: a Review of Recent Studies.
Theological Studies, 40 (1979) 2, 273-305.
FROST W. P., On celebrating Newman’s faith in the laity.
Horizons, 6 (Fall 1979) 2, 258-261.
STATEN H. J., The Social Thought of John Henry Newman.
Dissertation, The University of Texas, Austin 1978, p. 166.
YEARLEY L. H. The Ideas of Newman: Christianity and Human Religiosity.
University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University Press, 1978. pp. XXII, 188.
NIMMO D., Towards and away from Newman’s Theory of Doctrinal Development: pointers from Mark Pattison in 1838 and 1846.
Journal of Theological Studies, 29 (Ap 1978) 1, 160-162.
KIRJAVAINEN H., Certainty, Assent and Belief: An Introduction to the Logical and Semantical Analysis of some Epistemic and Doxastic Notions especially in the Light of Jaakko Hintikka’s Epistemic Logic and Cardinal John Henry Newman’s Discussion on Certitude.
Thesis, University of Helsinki, 1978, 204 p.
EVANS G. R., Science and Mathematics in Newman’s Thought.
Downside Review 96 (1978) 325, 247-266.