La valeur. La Culture et les Hommesby H. Denis; H. Denish;Plus-value et salaireby A. BarjonetReview by: F. DuchiniVita e Pensiero (ISSN 0035-676X)1952DOI 10.2307/41626055
Killinger Collection of Denishawn CostumesTricia HenryCongress on Research in Dance1989DOI 10.2307/1478646
The Drama of Denishawn Danceby Jane ShermanReview by: Barbara DunneThe Antioch Review1979DOI 10.2307/4638247
Denishawn and the Beginnings of Modern DanceSuzanne SheltonTaylor and Francis Group1979DOI 10.1080/01472527908568773
Denishawn Revivals: One Method in the MadnessJane ShermanTaylor and Francis Group1983DOI 10.2307/1567572
Denishawn Revivals: One Method in the MadnessJane ShermanTaylor and Francis Group1982DOI 10.1080/01472528208568852
Martha and Doris in Denishawn: A Closer LookJane ShermanTaylor and Francis Group1994DOI 10.1080/01472529408569159
Soaringby Jane Sherman;The Drama of Denishawn Danceby Jane ShermanReview by: Christena L. SchlundtCongress on Research in Dance1980DOI 10.2307/1478365
Mei Lanfang, The Denishawn Dancers, And World TheaterDer-wei Wang, DavidHarvard University, Department of Sanskrit & Indian Studies2017DOI 10.4159/9780674978898|10.4159/9780674978898-052
“from the orient … oceans of love, Doris”: The Denishawn tour of the orient as seen through the letters of Doris HumphreyAndrew Mark WentinkTaylor and Francis Group1977DOI 10.1080/01472527708568704