Stephen Owen. 2000. “A Useless Literary History 瓠落的文學史.” China Scholarship 中國學術, 1, 3.

Stephen Owen. 1998. “The Difficulty of Pleasure.” Extreme orient/extreme occident , 20. owen_stephen_-_the_difficulty_of_pleasure.pdf

Stephen Owen. 1998. “Dust Motes.” Proceedings of International Conference on Humanistic Discourse. Taipei, Taiwan. dust_motes.pdf

Stephen Owen. 1997. “Rethinking ‘Chinese Culture’: The Task for the Chinese Humanities.” Harvard Asia Pacific Review , 1, 2.

1997. “Salvaging Poetry: the "Poetic" in the Qing.” In Culture and State in Chinese History. Stanford, CA. Stanford University Press.

Stephen Owen. 1996. “Absorption and the Time of Performance.” In Yuwen, qingxing, Yili: Zhongguo wenxue de duocengmian tantao 文學, 情性, 義理—中國文學的多層面探討. Taipei, Taiwan: Guoli Taiwan daxue Zhongwenxi.

Stephen Owen. 1996. An Anthology of Chinese Literature, Pp. 1256. New York: W.W. Norton & Company. owen_stephen_-_an_anthology_of_chinese_literature_-_beginnings_to_1911.pdf

Stephen Owen. 1996. The End of the Chinese “Middle Ages”: Essays in Mid-Tang Literary Culture, Pp. 209. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press. owen_stephen_-_the_end_of_the_chinese_middle_ages_essays_in_mid-tang_literary_culture.pdf

1996. “National Literatures in a Global World? --Sometimes--Maybe.” In Field Work: Sites in Literary and Cultural Studies. New York, NY: Routledge.

Stephen Owen. 6/1995. “The Formation of The Tang Estate Poem.” Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, 55, 1, Pp. 39-59. owen_stephen_-_the_formation_of_the_tang_estate_poem.pdf

Stephen Owen. 1995. “What Did Liuzhi Hear?: The Yan Terrace Poems and the Culture of Romance.” T'ang Studies, 13, Pp. 81-118. owen_stephen_what_did_liu_zhi_hear_tang_studies_13_1995.pdf

Stephen Owen. 1994. “Bai Juyi: Letter to Yuan Zhen.” Renditions, 41-42.

ed. Pauline Yu. 1994. “Meaning the Words: The Genuine as a Value in the Tradition of the Song Lyric.” In Voices of the Song Lyric in China, Pp. 30-69. Berkeley, CA. University of California Press. meaning_the_words.pdf

Stephen Owen. 1992. Readings in Chinese Literary Thought, Pp. 670. Cambridge, MA: Council on East Asian Studies Harvard University. owen_stephen_-_readings_in_chinese_literary_thought.pdf

Stephen Owen. 12/1990. “Place: Meditation on the Past at Chin-ling.” Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, 50, 2, Pp. 417-457. owen_stephen_-_place_-_meditation_on_the_past_at_chin-ling.pdf

Stephen Owen. 12/1990. “Poetry and its Historical Ground.” CLEAR, 12/1990. owen_stephen_-_poetry_and_its_historical_ground.pdf

Paul S. Ropp. 1990. “Poetry in the Chinese Tradition.” In The Heritage of China: Comparative Perspectives on Chinese Civilization, Pp. 294-308. Berkeley, CA. University of California Press.

Stephen Owen. 1989. Mi-lou: Poetry and the Labyrinth of Desire, Pp. 220. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.

Stephen Owen. 1989. “One of These More or Less.” The Literary Review, 32, 3, Pp. 400-408. owen_stephen_one_of_the_more_or_less.pdf

Stephen Owen. 7/1988. “Ruined Estates: Literary History and the Poetry of Eden.” CLEAR, 10, 1-2, Pp. 21-41. owen_stephen_-_ruined_estates_-_literary_history_and_the_poetry_of_eden.pdf