RUPERT M.J., John Henry Newman on Education, Grad.
Department of English, University of Toronto 1998, 200 pp.
ABOH B.C., John Henry Newman’s Interpretation of John Locke on Assent and its Implications in the Philosophy of Religion.
Pont. Università Urbaniana, Roma 1997, 188 pp.
CHRISTIE R., The Logic of Conversion:
Reasonable Imagination in the Theological Method of John Henry Newman, Dissertation, Fordham University, 1997.
MORGAN D.P., Conscience in the Writings of John Henry Newman:
A Test Case for the Possibility of a Distinctively Christian Ethic, Duquesne University 1997, 546 pp.
TRANCE E.C., Antecedent Assumptions and Affectivity in Newman’s Moral Epistemology.
Pontificium Athenaeum Sanctae Crucis, Romae 1997, 221 pp.
GODFREY K.M., The Imagination in the Religious Epistemology of John Henry Newman:
A Basis for His Phenomenology of Belief, Diss. Saint Louis Univ., 1996, 335 pp.
HUANG D.P., ‘Private Judgement’ in the Anglican Writings of John Henry Newman (1824 -45),
Diss. Catholic University of America 1996, 505 pp.
KRELLER P. D. W., The Rhetoric of Christian Argument and Faith: A Comparative Study of John Henry Newman and T. S. Eliot.
University of Waterloo (Canada), 1995, 292 p.
SANDWEG M. J. D., The Idea of A University: A Comparative View of John Henry Cardinal Newman and John Lancaster Spalding.
Saint Louis University, 1995, 230 p.