Jonathan Miller

Dr Jonathan Wolfe Miller (born 21 July 1934) is a British physician, theatre and opera director and television presenter.

Bibliography

Country of publication is the UK, unless stated otherwise

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As writer, contributor or editor

• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller with Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, and Dudley Moore | Title = Beyond the Fringe. A Revue | ID = | Year = 1963 | Publisher = Souvenir Press/Samuel French}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller (Ed) | Title = Harvey and the Circulation of Blood: A Collection of Contemporary Documents | ID = | Year = 1968 | Publisher = Jackdaw Publications}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller with Margaret Drabble, Richard Hoggart, Adrian Mitchell, Mary Quant et al.| Title = The Permissive Society | ID = | Year = 1969 | Publisher = Panther}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = McLuhan | ID = | Year = 1970 | Publisher = Fontana Modern Masters series}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = Censorship and the Limits of Personal Freedom | ID = | Year = 1971 | Publisher = Oxford University Press}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = Freud: The Man, His World and His Influence | ID = | Year = 1972 | Publisher = Weidenfeld and Nicolson}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = The Uses of Pain (Conway memorial lecture) | ID = | Year = 1974 | Publisher = South Place Ethical Society}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = The Body in Question | ID = | Year = 1978 | Publisher = Jonathan Cape}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = Darwin for Beginners | ID = ISBN 0375714588 | Year = 1982 | Publisher = Writers and Readers Comic Book/2003 Pantheon Books (USA)}} (republished in 2000 as Introducing Darwin and Evolution Icon Books (Faber))
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = The Human Body | ID = | Year = 1983 | Publisher = Viking Press }} (1994 Jonathan Cape )
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = States of Mind. Conversations with Psychological Investigators | ID = | Year = 1983 | Publisher = BBC/Random House}} — participants include Jerome Bruner, Daniel Dennett, Brian Farrell, Jerome Fodor, Thomas Szasz
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = The Facts of Life | ID = | Year = 1984 | Publisher = Jonathan Cape}} (pop-up book intended for children)
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = Subsequent Performances | ID = | Year = 1986 | Publisher = Faber}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller with Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, and Dudley Moore | Title = The Complete Beyond the Fringe | ID = ISBN 0413146707 | Year = 1987 | Publisher = Methuen}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller & John Durrant | Title = Laughing Matters: A Serious Look at Humour| ID = | Year = 1989 | Publisher = Longman}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = Acting in Opera | ID = | Year = 1990 | Publisher = Applause Theatre & Cinema Books}} (The Applause Acting Series)
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller (Ed) | Title = Don Giovanni Book. Myths of Seduction and Betrayal | ID = | Year = 1990 | Publisher = Faber}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = The Afterlife of Plays | ID = | Year = 1992 | Publisher = San Diego State Univ Press}} (University Research Lecture Series No. 5)
• {{Book reference | Author = Robert B Silvers (Ed) | Title = Hidden Histories of Science | ID = | Year = 1997 | Publisher = Granta Books}} — Contributors Jonathan Miller with Stephen Jay Gould, Daniel J Kevles, RC Lewontin, Oliver Sacks
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = Dimensional Man | ID = | Year = 1998 | Publisher = Jonathan Cape}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = On Reflection | ID = ISBN 0300077130 | Year = 1998 | Publisher = National Gallery Publications/Yale University Press (USA)}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Jonathan Miller | Title = Nowhere in Particular | ID = ISBN 184000150 | Year = 1999 | Publisher = Mitchell Beasley}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Robert B. Silvers (Ed) | Title = Doing It : Five Performing Arts | ID = ISBN 0940322757 | Year = 2000 | Publisher = New York Review of Books (USA)}} — Essays by Jonathan Miller Geoffrey O'Brien, Charles Rosen, Tom Stoppard and Garry Wills

Introduction or foreword contributed

• {{Book reference | Author = Robert Lowell | Title = Old Glory, The: Endecott and the Red Cross; My Kinsman, Major Molineux; and Benito Cereno | ID = | Year = 1966 | Publisher = }} (directors note)
• {{Book reference | Author = Various | Title = More Viz Crap Jokes | ID = ISBN 1902212169 | Year = 1999 | Publisher = John Brown Publishing}} (introduction)
• {{Book reference | Author = Julian Rothenstein | Title = The Paradox Box: Optical Illusions, Puzzling Pictures, Verbal Diversions | ID = | Year = 2000 | Publisher = Redstons Press /Shambhala Publications (USA)}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Linda Scotson | Title = Doran: Child of Courage | ID = | Year = 2000 | Publisher = Macmillan}}

Books about Miller

• {{Book reference | Author = Kate Bassett | Title = Jonathan Miller Biography (working title) | ID = | Year = 2006 forthcoming | Publisher = Methuen}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Ronald Bergan | Title = Beyond the Fringe...and Beyond: A Critical Biography of Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller, Dudley Moore | ID = ISBN 1852271752 | Year = 1990 | Publisher = Virgin Books}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Michael Romain (Ed) | Title = A Profile of Jonathan Miller | ID = ISBN 0521409535 | Year = 1992 | Publisher = Cambridge University Press}}

Miller and the satire boom

• {{Book reference | Author = Humphrey Carpenter | Title = That Was Satire, That Was: Beyond the Fringe, the Establishment Club, "Private Eye" and "That Was the Week That Was" | ID = ISBN 0575065885 | Year = 2000 | Publisher = Weidenfeld & Nicolson}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Robert Hewison | Title = Footlights! - A Hundred Years of Cambridge Comedy | ID = ISBN 0413511502 | Year = 1983 | Publisher = Methuen}}
• {{Book reference | Author = Roger Wilmut | Title = From Fringe to Flying Cirus - Celebrating a Unique Generation of Comedy 1960-1980 | ID = ISBN 0413469506 | Year = 1980 | Publisher = Eyre Methuen}}