Role reversal by rhesus monkeys, but no evidence of empathyDaniel J. Povinelli; Kathleen A. Parks; Melinda A. Novak · 1992

Understanding and Predicting Ecological Dynamics: Are Major surprises Inevitable?Daniel F. Doak, James A. Estes, Benjamin S. Halpern, Ute Jacob, David R. Lindberg, James Lovvorn, Daniel H. Monson, M. Timothy Tinker, Terrie M. Williams, J. Timothy Wootton, Ian Carroll, Mark Emmerson, Fiorenza Micheli and Mark Novak · Ecology · 2008

Advances in physician profiling: the use of DEAJanet M. Wagner; Daniel G. Shimshak; Michael A. Novak · 2003

Picturing Wilde: Christopher Millard’s “Iconography of Oscar Wilde”Novak, Daniel A. · Nineteenth-Century Contexts · 2010

Labors of Likeness: Photography and Labor in Marx's "Capital"DANIEL A. NOVAK · Criticism · 2007

Satire in an Age of Realism, by Aaron MatzReview by: Daniel A. Novak · Victorian Studies · 2012

The Wheel of Servitude: Black Forced Labor after SlaveryWalker, Clarence E.; Novak, Daniel A. · The Journal of American History · 1979

"LORD JIM" AS A TRAGIC ACTIONHARRY S. EPSTEIN · Studies in the Novel · 1973

ON "FABULATION AND METAFICTION"ROBERT A. MORACE · Studies in the Novel · 1980

GEORGE ELIOT || "MIDDLEMARCH": A FEMINIST PERSPECTIVEELLIN RINGLER · Studies in the Novel · 1983

THE SOCIOLOGY OF LITERATURE?KINGSLEY WIDMER · Studies in the Novel · 1979

TROLLOPE'S SATIRE IN "THE WARDEN"THOMAS A. LANGFORD · Studies in the Novel · 1987

HARDY'S GEOGRAPHY OF NARRATIVE EMPATHYEVE SORUM · Studies in the Novel · 2011

GULLIVER'S FICTIONSTEVEN M. COHAN · Studies in the Novel · 1974

CLOSURE AND TELEOLOGY IN DICKENSTHOMAS M. LEITCH · Studies in the Novel · 1986