 |
The
Literary Encyclopedia |
|
American
Literature Sites |
|
Literary
Studies: Resources on the Net is a British site
that provides a number of valuable links. |
|
Literary
Resources on the Net is maintained by Jack Lynch
of Rutgers University and covers a wide variety of areas. |
|
Luminarium
provides links to sites dealing with Medieval, Renaissance, and Seventeenth
Century English literature. |
|
Victorian
Web |
|
Romanticism
on the Net |
|
The Literature
(in English) page of Voice of the Shuttle provides an extensive list of
web resources for every period of English literature. On the VOS home
page you can also find useful links to resources for a variety of other
disciplines, such as art and history. VOS is probably the best place
on the web for humanities students interested in online research. this is a
great place to start. |
| British
and Irish Authors on the Web is an impressive site
with links to many articles, biographies, and authors' works. |
| The
Cambridge Dictionary of English and American Literature
allows you to search its articles online. |
| English
Literature Resources "These links are
intended to provide a useful resource for students on our English Literature
distance-learning course, and anyone else studying English Literature." |
| Literary
Periods is a site that briefly discusses the
concept of "literary periods" and how they are labeled and offers
an overview of several periods, such as the Renaissance and the Neoclassical
Period. |
| Colonial
and Postcolonial Literary Dialogues is a resource
for students, scholars, and teachers of postcolonial and multicultural
approaches to British and world literature. |
| Postcolonial
Web |
| Web
Resources for Women Writers |
| Voices
from the Gaps: Women Writers of Color |
| Magical
Realism on the Web |
| The
Modern World (This is the Web’s largest site
devoted to exploring twentieth-century experimental literature.) |
| The
Modern Word’s Scriptorium Pages (The Scriptorium
is one of the major sections of The Modern Word, an index of pages
featuring writers who have pushed the edges of their medium, combining
literary talent with a sense of experimentation to produce some remarkable
works of modern literature.) |
