Books:
* "Historical Drama: The History of English Dramatic Literature from 1558 to 1914" (1975): This comprehensive study traces the evolution of English dramatic literature over centuries.
* "The World of Dante: A Critical Guide" (1978): An exploration of Dante's work, providing insights into the cultural and historical context of his masterpiece, *The Divine Comedy*.
* "Opera: The Extravagant Art" (1983): An examination of opera's origins and development, highlighting its dramatic, musical, and cultural significance.
* "The Romantic Novel in England" (1985): An in-depth analysis of the key themes, authors, and characteristics of the Romantic novel in English literature.
* "The Legacy of the German Romantics" (1990): Explores the lasting influence of German Romanticism on European culture and thought.
* "The Literary Criticism of William Hazlitt" (1996): A study of the important contributions of William Hazlitt to English literary criticism.
Articles and Essays:
Lindenberger also published numerous articles and essays in scholarly journals and anthologies on various aspects of 19th-century literature, drama, and opera.
Contributions to the Field:
Lindenberger's work is distinguished by its insightful analysis, meticulous scholarship, and broad cultural perspective. He was a leading figure in the study of English and European literature, contributing significantly to our understanding of historical drama, opera, and Romanticism. His writing style is clear, engaging, and accessible to both academic and general audiences.