Osini, Massimiliano. Il Nuovo Gotico nei romanzi
di Ian McEwan. Università di Parma, Faculty of Letters
and Philosophy, 1987-1988.
Sabadin, Maria. The Cement Garden by Ian McEwan.
University of Bologna, Faculty of Letters and Philosophy, 1988-89.
Dufrene-Meur, Nadine. L'univers imaginaire dans
l'oeuvre d'Ian McEwan. Lille: A.N.R.T, Université de Lille
III, 1990 [Ph.D.].
Slay, Jack, Jr. A Prevailing Ordinariness: Society
and Interpersonal Relationships in the Fiction of Ian Mcewan.
The University of Tennessee, 1991. 293 p. [Ph.D.].
Norton, G. Sexuality and Sexual Politics in the
Writings of Martin Amis and Ian McEwan. Leeds, 1991. [M.A.].
Erba, Paolo. La Narrativa di Ian McEwan Universita
degli Studi di Bergamo, Facolta di Lingue e Letteratura Straniere,
1991-1992.
Lang, James Martin. Dialogues with History in
Post-War British Fiction. Northwestern University, 1997. 277 p.
(John Fowles, Jeanette Winterson, Ian Mcewan). [Ph.D.].
Seaboyer, Judith Ailsa. Second Death in Venice:
Cognitive Mapping in the Venetian Fictions of Jeanette Winterson,
Ian McEwan, and Robert Coover. University of Toronto, 1997. 255
p. [Ph.D.].
Judith Ailsa Seaboyer. Second Death in Venice:
Cognitive Mapping in the Venetian Fictions of Jeanette Winterson,
Ian McEwan, and Robert Coover. University of Toronto, 1997.
Rüppel, Mag. Petra Vera. Bewußtsein, Sexualität
und Sprache: Zerstörte Kommunikation am Beispiel von Ian McEwan's
'Butterflies'. 1997. [Available for purchase online at www.grin.com].
Pigmei, Valentina. Le Metamorfosi del Corpo Nella
Narrativa di Ian McEwan. University of Bologna, Faculty of Letters
and Philosophy, 1998-1999.
Gilbert, Luciana Gottardi. Through the Eyes of
a Child: Metaphors for Imagination in Elsa Morante and Ian Mcewan.
(Ph.D.) The Pennsylvania State University, 1999. 236 p.
Maurel, Claire. A Study of Enduring Love by Ian
McEwan. Universite Michel de Montaigne, June 1999.
Kong, Kim-Por, Paul. The Child in Time: Postmodern
Representations of Childhood in the Novels of Ian McEwan. University
of Hong Kong, 1999 [Thesis (M.A.)].
Käcks, Ralf. Vernon Halliday and the Judge:
Editorship and Newspaper Power in Ian McEwan's "Amsterdam". 1999.
[Available for purchase online at www.grin.com].
Le Barzic, David. La responsabilisation esthétique
dans l'œuvre d'Ian McEwan. (Ph.D.) Université d'Angers,
2001. U.F.R. Lettres, Langues et Sciences Humaines. (View
more information about this thesis).
Payandeh, Hossein. Waking Nightmares: A Critical
Study of Ian McEwan's Novels. (Ph.D.) University of Sussex, England,
2001.
Rittig, Claudia. 'Black Dogs' by Ian McEwan.
2001. [Available for purchase online at www.grin.com].
Gauthier, Timothy S. Narrative Desire and Historical
Reparations: Three Contemporary British Authors. University of
Nevada, Las Vegas, 2003. [Ph.D., Discussion of Black Dogs].
Orth, Stephan. Ian McEwan's "Amsterdam": Ein
postmoderner Roman?. 2003. [Available for purchase online at www.grin.com].
Alden, Natasha. Reading Behind the Lines: Postmemory,
History and Narrative in the Novels of Graham Swift, Pat Barker, Adam
Thorpe and Ian McEwan. University of Oxford, 2006 [Ph.D.].
Hennessey, Colleen M. A Sacred Site: Family in
the Novels of Ian McEwan. Drew University, 2004 [Ph.D.].
Mauter, Eva Maria. Multiperspectival Narration
in Ian McEwan's Atonement. 2004. [Available for purchase online
at www.grin.com].
Isherwood, Jennifer. Violence, Narrative and Community
after 9/11: A Reading of Ian McEwan's Saturday. Bowling Green
State University, 2006 [Thesis (M.A.) -- full
text].
Schwering, Nathalie. "The Representation of
War in Ian McEwan's Atonement and Saturday". Johannes
Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany, 2006.
Djergovic-Joksimovic, Zorica. The Epistemology
of Evil in Ian McEwan's Novels. Faculty of Philosophy, University
of Novi Sad, Serbia, 2006. [Excerpt
available in .pdf, courtesy of the author].
Monegato, Emanuele. London 7/7 - Ian McEwan, Chris
Cleave e l'Ombra dell Torri. Università degli Studi di
Milano, Italia, Faculty of Humanities, 2006-2007.
Kirk, Joan Karen. The Journey of Individuation
in Ian McEwan's Saturday. Minnesota State University Moorhead,
2007 [M.L.A.].
Parry, Matthew Robert. Our Fictional Reality:
A Study of the Novels of Ian McEwan. Appalachian State University,
2007 [Thesis (M.A.)].
Slimak, Louis Jason. A Mind with a View: Cognitive
Ccience, Neuroscience, and Contemporary Literature. Akron, OH:
University of Akron, 2007 [Thesis (M.A.) -- full
text].
Bradley, Suzanne M. Pervasive Perspectives: Gender
Relationships in the Fiction of Ian McEwan. Amherst College, 2008
[Thesis (B.A. with honors)].
Vipond, Laura. How to Read the Unreadable: A
Post-Structuralist Approach to the Works of Ian McEwan. University
of Edinburgh, Department of English Literature, Final Year Dissertation,
January 2008. [Available in .pdf, courtesy
of the author].
O'Hara, David K. Mimesis and the Imaginable Other:
Metafictional Narrative Ethics in the Novels of Ian McEwan (Ph.D.)
English Literature and Creative Writing, Bath Spa University, 2009.
[Excerpt available in
.pdf, courtesy of the author].
Rogstad, Rhiannon B. "Cruelty is a failure
of the imagination": Identity and Empathy in the Fiction of Ian
McEwan. University of Idaho, April 2009 [M.A.].
