General
I. Major gateways
(collections of links):
The
Literary Encyclopedia -- provide profiles of the lives and works
of literary authors whose works are valued in the
English language, and to do so within an
electronic publication which will enable readers to explore literary
history as never before.
Voice
of the Shuttle -- comprehensive, but a bit messy
Online
Literary Criticism
--on individual
authors of different areas and different periods;
--3905 critical and biographical websites about authors
and their works.
LitLinks
--collection of links on fiction, drama, poetry, critical theory
and essays.
Bibliomania
-- online literature library with hundreds of searchable
full text classics: a superb educational resource; needs registration
EServer:
Accessible Writings--for teachers and researchers
- A huge
collection of e-texts on several subjects, literary (fiction,
poetry, drama) and non-literary (race, multimedia, recipes).
Literary
Resources on the Net----for teachers and researchers
a collection
of links to sites on the Internet dealing especially with English
and American literature, excluding most single electronic texts,
and is limited to collections of information useful to academics
American
Authors--
- A
comprehensive list of sites ( in chronological order)
relevant to U.S. literature from 1550 onward. ¡]¦½_¥Ğ¤j¾Ç Nagoya
University¡^
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English
Literature on the Web --
British
Authors
The other
webpages at Nagoya:
- 19th-century
English Studies -- The
Gaskell Web, Gissing
in Cyberplace, Bronte
Sisters, 19th
C. British Authors, Victorian
Web Sites, The
Dickens Page
- Places
& Cities:Nagoya
Web, Japan,
my Japan! ,United
Kingdom Web ,Mr.
Weller's London ,Manchester
Web, Knutsford
Walk
The American Studies Web for researchers, a comprehensive
and fully searchable guide to online American Studies resources(created
by David Phillips and now maintained by Crossroads).
Art
and Culture -- modern and contemporary art forms, cultures,
and lit theory. General introd. calendar and even an e-zine
Literary
term: 1. Rhetorical
Terms with Examples; 2. Literary
Terms; 3. Dictionary
of Literary Terms; 4. Literary
Terms and Definitions (and many other resources)
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II.
British & American Literature
the
Electronic Archives for Teaching the American Literatures
-- for both
teachers and students; including Essays on Teaching the American
Literatures(From the Heath Anthology Newsletter), Collaborative
Bibliographies in American Literature and Culture Studies (from
the T-AMLIT Notebooks), Issues in Teaching the American Literatures
(from the T-AMLIT JOURNAL), Archive of Teaching Materials : Course
Syllabi, Assignments, Pedagogical Strategies, The Heath Anthology
Newsletter On-Line, Guide to Web Resources in American Literature
(under construction) which offers Integrative Platforms
and Integrative E-Texts (electronic texts enhanced with
hypertext links).
Modern
American Poetry: A Multimedia Companion to Anthology of
Modern American Poetry
Literary
Periods, Survey Courses:
(The following
are useful websites offered by the courses in Department
of English and Fine Arts at Virginia Military Institute):
Labyrinth--THE
medieval research link
Arthurian
literature
Luminarium--a
good place to go for information on Brit lit medieval period, Renaissance
& 17th century.
The
Victorian Web --covering areas in Victorian studies such as
literature, visual arts, social context, politics, religion and
philosophy.
Eighteenth-Century
Resources--made by Jack Lynch from UPenn.
Twentieth-century
Poetry in English
UTEL
(University of Toronto English Library) online resources: Major
Works of Literature; Authors
Index
Electronic
Archives Home Page
Bartleby
Archive
SunSite:
see its amazing Digital
Collections
E-texts
links collection; Victorian
Literary Studies
- Literature
Courses--for teachers:
Syllabus
Library for Teaching the American Literatures
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