Bibliography of Hugh Winder Nibley's Work, Secondary Material About Him, and Reviews of His Work Hugh W
Bibliography of Hugh Winder Nibley's Work, Secondary Material about Him, and Reviews of His Work Hugh W. Nibley Provo, Utah: Maxwell Institute The views expressed in this article are the views of the author and do not necessarily represent the position of the Maxwell Institute, Brigham Young University, or The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Compiled by Louis Midgley and Shirley S. Ricks In honor of the 100th anniversary of Hugh Nibley's birth (27 March 1910), the Neal A. Maxwell Institute is pleased to provide an updated bibliography of his publications and presentations; this list also includes secondary materials about Nibley and reviews of his works by others. Valuable assistance in preparing this bibliography was provided by Emma Andrews, John Gee, Gary P. Gillum, Alan Goff, Fran Clark Hafen, Terry Jeffress, Gary F. Novak, Robert F. Smith, Sandra A. Thorne, James V. Tredway, Melinda Vail, and John W. Welch. Abbreviations BYU Brigham Young University CWHN The Collected Works of Hugh Nibley FARMS Foundation for Ancient Research and Mormon Studies IE The Improvement Era RSC Religious Studies Center, at Brigham Young University Publications and Presentations 1926 "Of Birthdays." IE, June 1926, 743. "The Freight Train." Lyric West 5/5 (1926): 171. 1927 "Two Stars." In Anthology of Student Verse, for 1925, edited by Snow Longley, 10–12. Los Angeles: Los Angeles High School, 1927. 1939 "The Roman Games as a Survival of an Archaic Year-Cult." PhD diss., University of California, Berkeley, 1939. 1942 "New Light on Scaliger." Classical Journal 37/5 (February 1942): 291–95.
[Show full text]