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Hansen, E. C., et al. “Oxide and Sulphide Mineralsin Highly Oxidized, Rb-depleted, Archean Granulites of the Shevaroy Hills Massif,South India: Oxidation States and the Role of Metamorphic Fluids,” Journalof Metamorphic Geology, v.15, 1992, p.701.

Hansen, E. C. and M. Stuk. “Orthopyroxene-Bearing,Mafic Migmatites at Cone Peak, California: Evidence for the Formation of MigmatiticGranulites by Anatexis in an Open System,” Journal of Metamorphic Petrology,v.11, 1993, P.291.

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Herrick, James A.  Review of Edmund Sears Morgan, Inventing the People,The Quarterly Journal of Speech, v.75, Norton, November 1989, p.478-80.

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Herrick, James A. “Rhetoric, Ethics, and Virtue,”Proceedings of the Second National Communication Ethics Conference, Center forthe Study of Communication Ethics, Western Michigan University, 1992.

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Herrick, James A. “The Deists’ Argument for Freedomof Expression: The First Amendment and Religious Inquiry,” Free Speech Yearbook,1996.

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Hida, Hideo. Quality-Based Marketing:Cases in Postwar Japan. Tokyo, Japan: Fukasawa Church Press, 1997.

Hida, Hideo.  Marketing: Its Comprehensive Framework.  Holland, MI:Hope College, 1998.

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Holmes, Jack, Robert Elder, David Ryden and Jim Zoetewey.  American Government:Essentials and Perspectives, Third Edition. New York: McGraw Hill, 1997.

Hoogerwerf, Steven D.  "Moving the Homosexuality Dialogue Forward,"Perspectives, v.9, October 1994, p.6.

Huttar, Charles.  "'Hamlet the Dane' and the Critic's Risks," Essaysin Criticism, v.16, 1966.

Huttar, Charles.  "Wyatt and the Several Editions of The Court of Venus,"Studies in Bibliography, v.19, 1966.

Huttar, Charles.  Review of U. M. Kaufmann, The Pilgrim's Progress and Traditionsin Puritan Meditation , in Gordon Review, v.10, 1967.

Huttar, Charles.  "Can there be a Christian criticism of literature?" Position papers for Modern Language Association, Conference 13.  Privately published,1967.

Huttar, Charles.  "Charles Williams, Novelist and Prophet," GordonReview, v.10, 1967.

Huttar, Charles.  "Sixteenth century poetic miscellany," Yearbookof the American Philosophical Society, 1968.

Huttar, Charles.  "The Christian Basis of Shakespeare's Sonnet 146,"Shakespeare Quarterly, v.19, 1968.

Huttar, Charles A.  Literature and Religion: Views on D. H. Lawrence.  PapersCollected for MLA Seminar 15.  Holland, MI: Hope College, 1968.

Huttar, Charles.  "Fiction," in Encounter with Books: A Guideto Christian Reading, Harish D. Merchant, ed.  Downers Grove, IL: Inter-VarsityPress, 1970.

Huttar, Charles A, ed.  Imagination and the Spirit: Essays in Literatureand the Christian Faith presented to Clyde S. Kilby.  Grand Rapids, MI:Eerdmans, 1971.

Huttar, Charles.  "Samson's Identity Crisis and Milton's," in Imaginationand the Spirit.  Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 1971.

Huttar, Charles.  "Hymns, Worship, and Devotion," Reformed Review,v.29, 1975.

Huttar, Charles.  Review of William Kerrigan, The Prophetic Milton andHugh M. Richmond, The Christian Revolutionary: John Milton, in ChristianScholar's Review, v.5, 1976.

Huttar, Charles.  "The Outer Space Connection." Church Herald,v.23, n.9, 1976.

Huttar, Charles.  Review of Harold L. Weatherby, The Keen Delight: The ChristianPoet in the Modern World, in Christianity and Literature, v.26 n.2,1977.

Huttar, Charles.  "Author and Subject Index to Volume 28 Bibliographyand Book Reviews," Christianity and Literature, v.29, n.1, 1979.

Huttar, Charles.  "C. S. Lewis's Narnia and the 'Grand Design,'"The Longing for a Form: Essays in the Fiction of C. S. Lewis, P.Schakel,ed.  Kent, OH: Kent State University Press, 1977.  Reprinted Grand Rapids, MI:Baker Book House, 1979.

Huttar, Charles.  Review of E. LeComte, Milton and Sex , J. A. Wittreich,Jr., Visionary Poetics , and S. Anand, Of Costliest Emblem, inChristianity and Literature, v.29, n.1, 1979.

Huttar, Charles, ed.  "The Word in Space and Time: Theological Implicationsof the Narrative Mode."  Position papers for Modern Language Association,Conference on Christianity and Literature. Privately published, 1979.

Huttar, Charles, ed.  "Theological Implications of Narrative Form." Papers collected for MLA Special Session. Privately published, 1980.

Huttar, Charles.  "Frail Grass and Firm Tree: David as a Model of Repentancein the Middle Ages and Early Renaissance," The David Myth in WesternLiterature, J. Wojcik and R. Frontain, eds. West Lafayette, IN: Purdue UniversityPress, 1980.

Huttar, Charles.  "Hell and the City: Tolkien and the Traditions of WesternLiterature," in A Tolkien Compass, J. Lobdell, ed.  LaSalle, IL:Open Court, 1975.  Reprinted New York: Dell, 1980.

Huttar, Charles.  Review of Susan S. Tamke, Make a Joyful Noise unto theLord: Hymns as a Reflection of Victorian Social Attitudes, in Christianityand Literature, v.29, n.2, 1980.

Huttar, Charles.  "The Heresy of Allegorizing Narnia: A Rejoinder,"CSL (Bulletin of the New York C. S. Lewis Society), 1980.

Huttar, Charles.  Review of Peter Milward, Religious Controversies of theJacobean Age, in Christian Scholar's Review, v.11, 1981.

Huttar, Charles.  "The Passion of Christ in Paradise Regained,"English Language Notes, v.19, 1982.

Huttar, Charles.  "Response" (to E. Sichi, "Milton, Mayhew andThoreau") in Ringing the Bell Backward: The Proceedings of the FirstInternational Milton Symposium, R. G. Shafer, ed.  Indiana, PA: IUP ImprintSeries, 1982.

Huttar, Charles.  "Assessing Charles Williams," commentary on GlenCavaliero, Charles Williams: Poet of Theology, and Thomas T. Howard,The Novels of Charles Williams, in Reformed Journal, v.33, n.10,1983.

Huttar, Charles.  "Charles Williams's Christmas Novel: The GreaterTrumps," v.7, n.4, 1983.

Huttar, Charles.  "Christian Writers and Pagan Readers: The Poverty ofthe Secular Imagination," Christianity and Literature, v.32, n.2,1983.

Huttar, Charles.  Review of William B. Hunter, Jr., ed., A Milton Encyclopedia,in Christian Scholar's Review, v.12, 1983.

Huttar, Charles.  "’My mistress's eyes are nothing!’:  The New TheoryPracticed?"  Sidney Newsletter, v.4, n.2, 1984.

Huttar, Charles.  "Shirley Vindicated: Attribution in The Lady of Pleasure,"Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Teaching, v.11, n.1, 1984.

Huttar, Charles.  Review of Alice Mary Hadfield, Charles Williams: An Explorationof His Life and Work, in Reformed Journal, v.34, n.10, 1984.

Huttar, Charles.  Review of T. Martin, Images and the Imageless: A Studyin Religious Consciousness and Film, in Christianity and Literature,v.33, n.2, 1984.

Huttar, Charles. "Lewis's Memory: A FurtherNote on a Source in 'Screwtape Proposes a Toast,'" CSL, v.18. n.1,1986.

Huttar, Charles. "Paradise Regained,the Hermeneutical Circle, and Christian Anticipations of Post-Modern Theory,"Religion and Literature, v.19, n.3, 1987.

Huttar, Charles.  "Seeing Charles Williams's Work as a Whole: Church Yearand Creed as Structural Principles," Mythlore, v.14, n.1, 1987.

Huttar, Charles.  "Herbert and the Emblem: Herbert and Emblematic Tradition,"in Like Season'd Timber: New Essays on George Herbert, Edmund Millerand Robert DiYanni, eds., Seventeenth-Century Texts and Studies, v.1, New York:Peter Lang, 1987.

Huttar, Charles.  "Williams's Changing Views of Milton and the Problemof Shadows of Ecstasy," Inklings Jahrbuch 5, 1987.

Huttar, Charles.  Review of C. S. Lewis, Boxen, in The Living Church,1987.

Huttar, Charles.  Review of John M. Steadman, The Hill and the Labyrinthand Milton's Biblical and Classical Imagery, in Christianity and Literature,v.36, n.3, 1987.

Huttar, Charles.  "C. S. Lewis and the Demonic," Perspectives,v.3, n.3, 1988.

Huttar, Charles.  "Frances Ridley Havergal," "Anne Vaughan Locke,""Elizabeth Macintosh," "Anne Ridler," and "CatherineWinkworth," in An Encyclopedia of British Women Writers, Paul andJune Schlueter, eds.  New York: Garland Publishing, 1988.

Huttar, Charles.  "The Centenary Year of Charles Williams," Seven,v. 9, 1988.

Huttar, Charles.  Review of William Griffin, Clive Staples Lewis: A DramaticLife, in Perspectives, v.3, n.9, 1988.

Huttar, Charles.  "Poe's Angels," in Essays for Richard Ellmann:Omnium Gatherum, Susan Dick, et al., eds, Kingston and Montreal: McGill-Queen'sUniversity Press, 1989.

Huttar, Charles.  Review of Todd, Richard, The Opacity of Signs: Acts ofInterpretation in George Herbert's “The Temple,” in Christianity andLiterature, v.39, n.3, 1990.

Huttar, Charles and Peter Schakel, eds.  Word and Story in C. S. Lewis. Columbia, MO: University of Missouri Press, 1991.

Huttar, Charles.  "A Lifelong Love Affair with Language: C. S. Lewis'sPoetry," in Word and Story in C. S. Lewis, P.Schakel and C. Huttar,eds.  Columbia, MO: University of Missouri Press, 1991.

Huttar, Charles.  "Vallombrosa Revisited," in Milton and Italy:Contexts, Images, Contradictions, Mario A. DiCesare, ed.  Binghamton:  Medievaland Renaissance Texts and Studies, 1991.

Huttar, Charles.  "Tolkien, Epic Traditions, and Golden Age Myths,"in Twentieth-Century Fantasists: Essays on Culture, Society and Belief inTwentieth-Century Mythopoeic Literature, Kath Filmer, ed.  New York: St.Martin's, 1992.

Huttar, Charles.  "The Christian Basis of Sonnet,"  Shakespeare'sChristian Dimension. Bloomington & Indianapolis, IN: Indiana UniversityPress, 1994.

Huttar, Charles A. “Thomas Allen. Scholar (B.A.):Probate Inventory. 1561,” Private Libraries in Renaissance England: A Collectionand Catalogue of Tudor and Early Stuart Book-Lists, v.III, SUNY Binghamton:Center for Medieval and Early Renaissance Studies, 1994.

Huttar, Charles A.  "Angels in the Thought of C. S. Lewis," Perspectives,v.9, February 1994, p.12.

Huttar, Charles A. and Peter Schakel, eds.  The Rhetoric of Vision: Essayson Charles Williams.  Lewisburg, PA: Bucknell University Press, 1996.

Huttar, Charles. “Angels,” “Demons,” “MedievalWorld,” and “The Psalms,” in The C. S. Lewis Readers’ Encyclopedia, JeffreyD. Schultz and John G. West, Jr., eds. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 1998, p.79,139-140, 267-268, 342.

Huttar, Charles. “Hide, Hiding,” “Name,”and “Tears,” in Dictionary of Biblical Imagery, L. Ryken et al., eds.“Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 1998, p.382-383, 582-586, 845-847.

Huttar, Charles. Reviews of D. E. Ritchie,Reconstructing Literature in an Ideological Age: Biblical Poetics and LiteraryStudies from Milton to Blake, D. Hamilton and R. Strier, eds., Religion,Literature, and Politics in Post-Reformation England, 1540-1688, HilaryHinds, God’s Englishwomen: Seventeenth-Century Radical Sectarian Writingand Feminist Criticism, in Religion and Literature, v.30, n.2, 1998,p.97-106.

Huttar, Charles. “Translating French Proverbsand Idioms: Anne Locke’s Renderings from Calvin,” Modern Philology, v.96,1998, p.158-183.

Huttar, Charles. “The Unorthodox Orthodoxyof Charles Williams,” Charles Williams Society Newsletter, n.87, 1998.

Huttar, Charles. “Milton,” Reading the Classics with C.S. Lewis, Thomas L. Martin, ed., Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2000, p.161-186.

Huttar, Charles. “Myths of the End Time in Charles Williams’sFiction,” Charles Williams Society Newsletter, n.98, Spring 2001, p.4-12.

Huttar, Charles. Review of The Pilgrim’s Guide: C. S. Lewisand the Art of Witness, by David Mills, ed., and C. S. Lewis: Writer,Dreamer, and Mentor, by Lionel Adey, in Christianity and Literature,v.51, 2001, p.131-136.

Hwang, Yooyeun, Willy A. Renandya, JoelR. Levin, Mary E Levin, Lynette D. Glassman, and Russell N. Carney. "APictorial Mnemonic Numeric System for Improving Students' Factual Memory,"Journal of Mental Imagery, v.23, n.1&2, 1999, p.45-69.

Hwang, Yooyeun. (Robert K. Atkinson, JoelR. Levin, Kenneth A. Kiewra, Tom Meyers, Sung Il Kim, Laura Ann Atkinson, WillyA. Renandya, and Yooyeun Hwang), "Matrix and Mnemonic Text-Processing Adjuncts:Comparing and Combining Their Components," Journal of Educational Psychology,v.91, n.2, 1999, p.342-357.