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Michael, I., & Pattison, D. G. (2001). Introduction to "Context, Meaning and Reception of Celestina: A Fifth Centenary Symposium". Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 78 (1), 1–5.
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Pattison, D. (2009). Is "Celestina" a medieval work? En J. T. Snow, & R. Wright (Eds.), Late Medieval Spanish Studies in Honour of Dorothy Sherman Severin (pp. 114–120). Liverpool: Liverpool University Press.
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Pattison, D. (2007). Aucto XVI of the "Tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea": A Route Back to Comedy? Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 84, 545–552.
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Pattison, D. G. (2006). Teófilo Ortega, El amor y el dolor en la "Tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea", prólogo de Eduardo Tecglen. Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 83 (4), 565–566.
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Pattison, D. G. (2001). Deaths and Laments in "Celestina". Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 78 (1), 139–143.
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Pattison, D. G. (2000). "Celestina": From "aucto" to "comedia" to "tragicomedia". En A. D. Deyermond (Ed.), Proceedings of the Tenth Colloquium of the MHRS (pp. 7–18). London: Papers of the Medieval Hispanic Research Seminary.
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Pattison, D. G. (1997). The theatricality of "Celestina". En I. Macpherson, & R. J. Penny (Eds.), The medieval mind: hispanic studies in honour of Alan Deyermond (pp. 317–326). Londres: amesis.
Resumen: Analiza los rasgos teatrales de “Celestina”, a la que denomina “theatre of the mind”.
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Pattison, D. G., & Michael, I. (Eds.). (2001). Context, Meaning and Reception of "Celestina". A Fifth Centenary Symposium. Glasgow: Bulletin of Hispanic Studies.
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