Until an expert gets here, I'd like to point you to the works of Bart Ehrman, who has an extensive output covering the era of Jesus of Nazareth, and early Christianity. As a trained historian, I found his books "How Jesus became God," "Lost Christianities," "Forged," and "Did Jesus Exist?" a great starting point. All are going to address the canonical and noncanonical accounts of Jesus' resurrection. If you're hoping to find a critical, secular textual analysis, you'll be in luck with these works. If you're looking for incontrovertible historical proof that the Resurrection happened, I'm afraid you'll have to look elsewhere.

Karl Barth has an interesting take on the resurrection of Christ, something he calls the "supra-historical." He is a well renowned Christian scholar, but this particular topic has been controversial because of his more unorthodox beliefs.