In the following excerpt, Turnell examines Armance to see what light it sheds on Stendhal's later work, his times, and nineteenth century psychology.

In the following excerpt, Waller analyzes Armance as a male writer's reworking of the traditionally femaleauthored sentimental novel.

In the following essay, Diamond discusses Oedipal symbolism in Armance.

In the following excerpt, Talbot examines characteristic themes in Stendhal's short fiction.

In the following essay, Gide discusses the theme of impotence in Armance.

In the following excerpt, George offers a survey of Stendhal's Italian-themed short fiction.

In the following excerpt, Josephson examines Stendhal's thematic approach to the Italian Chronicles.

In the following essay, Déon examines the character of Mina as depicted in The Pink and the Green and "Mina de Vanghel."

In the following essay, Sieburth offers a favorable appraisal of The Pink and the Green and "Mina de Vanghel."