Works
- Germany in the eighteenth century: the social background of the literary revival (1935)
- Chekhov and His Russia, a Sociological Study (1947)
- Theatre, drama, and audience in Goethe's Germany (1950)
- Literary Interpretation in Germany (1952)
- Anton Chekhov (1957)
- Fürstin Gallitzin und Goethe. Das Selbstvervollkommnungsideal und seine Grenzen (1957)
- Culture and society in classical Weimar, 1775-1806 (1962)
- First Steps In German Fifty Years Ago (1965)
- The German Tradition of Self-cultivation: Bildung from Humboldt to Thomas Mann (1975)
- Some German Memories 1911-1961 (1979)
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