一.英文部分
1.Michael Oakeshott.Experience and its Modes.Cambridge： Cambridge University Press，1933.
2.Michael Oakeshott.The Social and Political Doctrines of Contemporary Europe. Cambridge： Cambridge University Press，1939.
3.Michael Oakeshott.Hobbes's Leviathan. edited with an introduction； Oxford： Blackwell，1946.
4.Michael Oakeshott.Rationalism in Politics and Other Essays.London： Methuen； New York： Barnes &； Noble Books，1962.
5.Michael Oakeshott.R.Bassett，The Essential of Parliamentary Democracy. 2nd ed.； edited with an introduction .London： Cass，1964.
6.Michael Oakeshott.Hobbes on Civil Association. Oxford： Basil Blackwell，1975.
7.Michael Oakeshott.On Human Conduct.Oxford： Oxford University Press，1975.
8.Michael Oakeshott.“On Misunderstanding Human Conduct： A Reply to My Critics”. Political Theory，4 (1976).
9.Michael Oakeshott.On History and Other Essays. Oxford： Basil Blackwell，1983.
10.Michael Oakeshott.The Voice of Liberal Learning： Michael Oakeshott on Education.ed.T.Fuller.New Haven and London： Yale University Press，1989.
11.Michael Oakeshott.Rationalism in Politics and Other Essays. new and expanded edition； ed.T.Fuller.Indianapolis： Liberty Press，1991.
12.Michael Oakeshott.Morality and Politics in Modern Europe： The Harvard Lectures.ed.S.Letwin with an introduction by K.Minogue.New Haven： Yale University Press，1993.
13.Michael Oakeshott.Religion，Politics，and the Moral Life.ed.and with introduction by T.Fuller.New Haven： Yale University Press，1993.
14.Michael Oakeshott.The Politics of Faith and the Politics of Skepticism.ed.and with introduction by T.Fuller.New Haven： Yale University Press，1996.
15.Michael Oakeshott.“Letter on Hobbes”Political Theory，29 (2001).
16.Michael Oakeshott.What Is History And Other Essays. ed.and with introduction by L.D.O’Sullivan.Thorverton： Imprint Academic，2004.
17.Michael Oakeshott.Lectures in the History of Political Thought.ed.and with introduction by T.Nardin &； L.D.O’Sullivan.Thorverton： Imprint Academic，2006.
18.Abel，Corey &； Timothy Fuller.The Intellectual Legacy of Michael Oakeshott.Thorverton，Exeter： Imprint Academic，2005.
19.Astrov，Alexander.On World Politics： R.G.Collingwood，Michael Oakeshott and Neotraditionalism in International Relations.New York： Palgrave Macmillan，2005.
20.Candreva，Debra.The Enemies of Perfection： Oakeshott，Plato，and the Critique of Rationalism. Lanham： Lexington Books，2005.
21.Coats，Wendell John，Jr.Oakeshott and His Contemporaries. Selinsgrove，PA： Susquehanna University Press，2000.
22.Corey，Elizabeth. Michael Oakeshott on Religion，Aesthetics，and Politics. Columbia： University of Missouri Press，2006.
23.Farr，Anthony.Understanding Sartre’s Radicalism and Oakeshott’s Conservatism： The Duplicity of Freedom.London： Macmillan，1998.
24.Franco，Paul. The Political Philosophy of Michael Oakeshott.New Haven： Yale University Press，1990.
25.Franco，Paul.Michael Oakeshott： An Introduction.New Haven： Yale University Press，2004.
26.Gerencser，Steven Anthony.The Skeptic’s Oakeshott. Basingstoke： Macmillan，2000.
27.Grant，Robert. Oakeshott.London： The Claridge Press，1990.
28.Greenleaf，W.H. Oakeshott’s Philosophical Politics.London： Longmans，1966.
29.King，P.&； B.C.Parekh (eds.)Politics and Experience.Essays Presented to Professor Michael Oakeshot on the Occasion of His Retirement.Cambridge： Cambridge University Press，1968.
30.McIntyre，Kenneth B.The Limits of Political Theory：Oakeshott's Philosophy of Civil Association.Thorverton，Exeter： Imprint Academic，2004.
31.Marsh，Leslie (ed.).Michael Oakeshott Philosopher： A commemoration of the Centenary of Oakeshott’s Birth.London： Michael Oakeshott Association，2001.
32.Nardin，Terry. The Philosophy of Michael Oakeshott.University Park，Pa： Pennsylvania State University Press，2001.
33.Norman，Jesse (ed.).The Achievement of Michael Oakeshott.London： Duckworth，1993.
34.O’Sullivan，Luke D.Oakeshott on History. Thorverton，Exeter： Imprint Academic，2003.
35.O’Sullivan，Luke D.What is History and other Essays.Thorverton，Exeter： Imprint Academic，2004.
36.Devigne，R.Recasting Conservatism： Michael Oakeshott，Leo Strauss，&； Conservative Political Thought’s Response to Postmodernism.New Haven： Yale University Press，1994.
37.Podoksik，Efraim.In Defence of Modernity： Vision and Philosophy in Michael Oakeshott.Thorverton，Exeter： Imprint Academic，2003.
38.Singh，R. Reason，Revolution and Political Theory： Notes on Oakeshott's “Rationalism in Politics”.New Delhi： People's Publishing House，1967.
39.Soininen，Suvi. From a “Necessary Evil” to an Art of Contingency： Michael Oakeshott’s Conception of Political Activity.Thorverton，Exeter： Imprint Academic，2004.
40.Tregenza，Ian. Michael Oakeshott on Hobbes： A Study in the Renewal of Philosophical Ideas.Thorverton，Exeter： Imprint Academic，2003.
41.Tseng，Roy.The Sceptical Idealist： Michael Oakeshott as a critic of the Enlightenment.Thorverton，Exeter： Imprint Academic，2003.
42.Worthington，Glenn. Religious and Poetic Experience in the Thought of Michael Oakeshott.Thorverton，Exeter： Imprint Academic，2005.
43.Isaacs，Stuart. The Politics and Philosophy of Michael Oakeshott. Milton Park，Abingdon，Oxon； New York： Routledge，2006.
44.Perry Anderson. Spectrum： from right to left in the world of ideas.London； New York： Verso，2005.
45.Martin Jay.Songs of experience： modern American and European variations on a universal theme. Berkeley，Calif.： University of California Press，2005.
46.Wendell John Coats，Jr.Political theory and practice： eight essays on a theme.Selinsgrove： Susquehanna University Press，2003.
