Early twentieth-century dance education and the female body
Nineteenth-century responses to women's health and sexuality: art, fashion, dance
Women, physical activity, education: a nineteenth-century perspective
Blanche Trilling: leader and visionary in women's physical education
Margaret H'Doubler and the liberty of thought
Margaret H'Doubler and the philosophy of John Dewey
Structuring experience in the classroom: Margaret H'Doubler brings dance to the University, 1917-1926
Margaret H'Doubler's classroom: educational progressivism in theory and action
Margaret H'Doubler's legacy: dance and the performing body in the American university.