61. The Entire Directory Only In World_Literature/British Top Arts on various types of literature and authors including a columist section. Suite 101 british literature Articles discussing british literature with http://www.sitesatlas.com/cgi-bin/pod/pod.cgi?dir=/Arts/Literature/World_Literat

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Directory IndiaPress 19 September, 2005 DMOZ DIRECTORY Top Arts Literature : Authors A B C D ... Young Adult See also: Arts: Classical Studies Arts: Literature: Titles Arts: People Arts: Writers Resources ... Reference: Biography This category in other languages: Azerbaijani Basque Bulgarian Catalan ... The Art of the Word - Exclusive interviews with American, Canadian and British authors by Craig M. McDonald. Author Webliography - A directory of author guides. Author Yellow Pages - Searchable directory of author sites. Also categorized alphabetically and by genre. AuthorFind.com - Member+supported directory of contemporary authors, contact information and books available online. Authors On The Web - Includes news, events, and bibliographies. Authors on the Web - An extensive, alphabetically sorted selection of links to noted author+related websites on the web. AuthorsDen.com - Authors freely post biographies, works, news, events and articles for readers to discover and read. Booknotes.org - "A companion web site to C+SPAN's Sunday author interview series . . . ." Includes an extensive online archive (dating from 1989 up to the present) of author interviews in text+transcript form, with many excerpts also available in audio and-or video (RealPlayer format). Books and Authors - Author interviews and book reviews.

63. Web Resources For Contemporary British Literature George Landow s Contemporary Postcolonial and Postimperial literature in The british Council s website on Contemporary authors offers a biography of http://www.ksu.edu/english/westmank/literary/contempbrit_resources.html

Web Resources for Contemporary British Literature Below you'll find web links for British history and culture and for the authors we're reading this semester, as well as other authors from the period. Some sites are better than others; as always when using the web, evaluate not only the quantity of the information presented, but its quality (the source of that information or its sponsor, date uploaded, etc.). British History and Culture Authors British History and Culture Historical background England in the Twentieth Century (by Peter Williams, from Britannia): The Post-War Years The Suez Crisis (1956) and the British Commonwealth Thatcher's government and the "Dismantling of the Welfare State" The Governments of John Major and Tony Blair British History Post-WWII at the BBC Radio 4 web pages begins with the period , with links to other periods including the Suez Crisis in 1956, Thatcherism , and Tony Blair and New Labour The Partition of India provides maps before and after partition, a timeline of British presence in India (1600-1971), a discussion of the reasons for partition, and further resources. The Carribean Also see the General Literary Resources below for more information on post-imperialism and post-colonialism.

64. Web Resources For British Literature british literature (1660Present). (Compiled and maintained by Professor Karin british History and Culture General Literary Resources authors http://www.ksu.edu/english/westmank/literary/britlit_resources.html

Web Resources for British Literature (1660-Present) (Compiled and maintained by Professor Karin Westman.) Below you'll find web links for British history and culture, literary movements, and for the authors we're reading this semester. Some sites are better than others; as always when using the web, evaluate not only the quantity of the information presented, but its quality (the source of that information or its sponsor, date uploaded, etc.). British History and Culture General Literary Resources Authors British History and Culture Historical Background Peter Williams' Narrative History of England (from Britannia). The Houses of Parliment homepage provides information on the United Kingdom's Parliment, including the House of Commons and the House of Lords. The site guide has links to resources on the buildings, history, laws, procedures, and people of Parliment. The History page has a link to "PDF factsheets covering the history of Parliament including the Glorious Revolution, the Gunpowder Plot and the Woolsack." The Eighteenth-Century England site (University of Michigan) features various resources on 18th c. life, including resources on food, army life, advertising, and marriage.

65. ENGL1500640: Masterpieces Of British Literature Information Page This course provides an introduction to works of british literature that The Norton Anthology of English literature The Major authors, ed., MA Abrams. http://webct.colorado.edu/public/ENGL1500640_B2/

About Your Instructor: Teresa Nugent Teresa Nugent earned her Ph.D. in Literature at the University of Colorado at Boulder , specializing in early modern English poetry, prose, and drama. Dr. Nugent's research interests include cultural and historical studies, including economic approaches to literary texts and the relationship between literary forms and the rise of capitalism. She has been teaching Shakespeare and British literature courses at CU since 1995. She also holds an M.A. in English literature from the College of William and Mary, and a B.A. in Anthropology from the University of Virginia . Dr. Nugent can be contacted via email at teresa.nugent@colorado.edu or through the WebCT mail system. English 1500 Outline Unit One: The Medieval Period Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Unit Two: Renaissance Sonnets A selection of sonnets by Thomas Wyatt, Edmund Spenser, Philip Sidney, William Shakespeare, and John Donne. Unit Three: Renaissance Drama Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice Unit Four: Revolution and Restoration - the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries Selections from the poetic works of Robert Herrick, Andrew Marvell, Katherine Philips, John Milton, Anne Finch the Countess of Winchilsea, and Alexander Pope.

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67. Humor In British Literature, From The Middle Ages To The Restoration — Gree Humor began in british literature during the Middle Ages, when Chaucer Entries for individual authors follow, with each entry discussing the role of http://www.greenwood.com/books/bookdetail.asp?sku=GR9706

68. Earlham College | English Department American literature Links british literature Links. Early English Renaissance and Enlightenment Online texts of poems by Romantic women authors. http://www.earlham.edu/english/content/links/britlinks.html

English Department Earlham Home English Home About the Department Faculty ... Comps Reading List Literature Web Links Web Links Earlham library links General Literature Links (across periods and literatures) British Literature Links American Literature Links British Literature Links Early English Renaissance and Enlightenment Romanticism and Victorianism Modernism, Postcolonial, and Contemporary Early English The Labyrinth : A World Wide Web Server for Medieval Studies, Georgetown University. A vast directory of European Medieval studies. NetSERF : Internet Connection for Medieval Resources. Has a wide variety of links to various social categories and discourses of the Medieval period. Old English Pages . An encyclopedic compendium of resources for the study of Old English and Anglo-Saxon England.

69. English 512: Medieval British Literature introduce the vernacularlanguage literature of the british Middle Ages the In addition to presenting a number of important medieval authors and http://cla.calpoly.edu/~dschwart/engl512/512home.html

ENGL 512: Medieval Literature Term: Winter, 2005 TR 6:10-8:00, 2-13 Office: 47-35G, tel. 756-2636 Office Hours: T 4-5, WR 3-4, R 1-2, a nd by appt. Dr. Debora B. Schwartz http://www.calpoly.edu/~dbschwar English Department Office: 756-2597 e-mail: dschwart@calpoly.edu Calendar of Assignments PLEASE NOTE: the on-line calendar (not any print-out you make) is authoritative. Assignments may be modified in the course of the quarter. Check the on-line calendar before each class to ensure you are doing the correct assignment. Guided Research Exercises: Polycat (Kennedy Library Collections) LINK+ The MLA Bibliography and ILL Full-Text Journal Databases ... Web-Based Resources Site Navigation Course Description and Objectives Required Texts Communication: Email and Archive Attendance Policy Preliminary Remarks Preparation ... Online Readings and Handouts on E-reserve Images Archived Research Progress Reports Dr. Schwartz's Guide to Research Tools ... Undergraduate Paper Topics (consult for midterm exam preparation) Oral Presentation Overview Oral Presentation Guidelines Schedule of Oral Presentations Annotated Bibliography ... Course Grade Calculation Course Description and Objectives: ENGL 512 is designed to introduce is ): e.g. the differences between manuscript and print cultures; the tension between Latin and the vernacular languages; the emphasis on literature as an on-going process rather than an end product, and thus the inappropriateness of modern notions of "originality" or "intellectual property" in the medieval context.

70. IU Lilly Library Overview Of The Collections British Literature An introduction to the Library s holdings of british prose and verse. Other british authors represented in the Library s manuscript collections include http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly/overview/lit_british.shtml

Introduction History Indiana American British European ... Political papers Literature Indiana American British European ... Home British literature Early printed British literature is highlighted in the Lilly Library by copies of the two Caxton printings of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales (Westminster, ca. 1477 and 1484), John Gower's Confessio Amantis (Westminster, 1483), William Langland's The Vision of Piers Plowman (London, 1550), several 16 th century editions of the Mirrour for Magistrates and first editions of key books by Francis Bacon, John Donne, Sir Philip Sidney, Edmund Spenser, John Lyly, Ben Jonson, and William Shakespeare. Up to the age of John Milton the Library's collection in British literature is primarily one of great books, but from the middle of the 17 th century to the present, efforts have been made to collect many authors in depth. Most notable among these are John Milton, Daniel Defoe, Laurence Sterne, William Wordsworth, George Gissing, Andrew Lang, A. E. Housman, W. B. Yeats, and Joseph Conrad. Noteworthy manuscripts include three of Robert Burns's best-known poems, "Auld Lang Syne," "O, My Love's like a red, red rose," and "Bruce at Bannochburn;" J. M. Barrie's

71. English Education Program: Courses Close study of the work of one or more major british authors of the twentieth century A survey of major works of british literature from Beowulf to the http://www.hu.mtu.edu/hu_dept/undergrad/englished/courses.html

Course Listing Core Courses Linguistics Rhetoric Writing ... Teaching Certificate Core Courses (15 Credits) HU2520 Cultural Diversity in American Literature Study of short stories, plays, novels, and literary non-fiction by authors of the Americas (e.g. Latin America, South America, Mexico, the United States, Canada, and the Caribbean). Emphasis will be placed on works by authors of historically underrepresented groups (e.g., Latino, Native American, Latin American, Canadian, African-American, and Caribbean). HU2548 Adolescent Literature Reading, responding to, and reflecting on a range of literary fiction and literary non-fiction appropriate for adolescents. Works will include authors from different cultures, races, historical periods, and genders. HU2644 Computer Applications in Communication Introduction to computer systems, programs, and applications that support communication projects. Students work through a series of core modules that acquaint them with network operations, network information systems, capture technologies, word-processing, graphic and drawing packages, and document-design programs. They will also analyze and evaluate hardware and software systems. HU3605 Grammar and Usage in Society Description and analysis of current standards of grammar and usage in the US. Students acquire an understanding of the structures of American English as well as an understanding of the social forces underlying standardization and the processes of language change.

72. George Fox University: Course Catalogs: 2005-2006 Undergraduate Catalog: Undergr A selective look at the literature of the british Isles, from the earliest Focuses on a major author or authors, changing from year to year according to http://www.georgefox.edu/catalog/undergrad/catcourses/litr.html

QUICK LINKS RESOURCES FOR A-Z INDEX print this page ... Undergrad Courses Undergrad Courses This site requires JavaScript to be enabled for all features to work correctly. Please email the webmaster if you have any questions. Literature LITR 100 Introduction to Literature 3 hours . Explores the major genres, themes, and elements of literature. LITR 220 Great American Writers 3 hours . A brief survey of American literary history, combined with a close study of some of the most engaging works and writers in the tradition. 3 hours . Introduces and examines as literary texts significant works of world mythologies. Readings will stress those cross-cultural themes and literary forms exemplifying the ideals, values, and concerns that have shaped our shared human condition. The course will survey myths from African, Middle Eastern, Asian, Native American, Meso-American, Oceanic, and European literatures. Universal motifs and unique differences in these traditional sacred and secular stories will be examined with an eye to understanding how myths underpin cultural, community, and indivdual values, ethical teachings, and spiritual experiences that continue to inform the world's cultures. LITR 237 World Perspectives: Medieval and Early Modern Literatures 3 hours . Considers works written in Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Oceania, Europe, and the Americas during the medieval and early modern periods. Students will examine culturally defining texts that reflect both the uniqueness of culture and the universality of literary themes. Students will read a sample of texts written between the medieval period and 1900. The focus will be on texts that continue to be important to the culture they represent, such as

73. British Literature - Spring 1999 This course will offer students an introduction to british literature from 1744 Students are strongly encouraged to read other plays by these authors, http://reg.ucsc.edu/soc/aci/spring1999/ltbr.html

Student Portal Info For Faculty/Staff FAQ Announcements ... Contact Us British Literature - Spring 1999 LTBR-112-01 LTBR-140A-01 LTBR 112: The Age of Johnson Professor: Jody Greene Time: T Th 8-9:45 AM Location: Porter 144 A final examination will not be required for this course. Required texts, available at the Literary Guillotine * Samuel Johnson. Samuel Johnson: Selected Poetry and Prose. Ed. Wimsatt and Brady. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1977. * Maria Edgeworth. Belinda. Oxford: Oxford University Press. * Katharine M. Rogers, ed. The Meridian Anthology of Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Plays by Women. Meridian, 1994. * Jane Austen. Emma. Norton Critical Editions, second edition, 1993. Description: This course will offer students an introduction to British literature from 1744 to the end of the eighteenth century. Although the course is chronologically designed to pick up where "The Age of Dryden and Pope" leaves off, no prior knowledge of eighteenth-century literature will be assumed. The readings in this course are organized around the broad theme of "Independence." We will begin by reading Samuel Johnson's letter to Lord Chesterfield, rejecting Chesterfield's offer of literary patronage and asserting Johnson's ambitions as an independent author. A reading of a selection of Johnson's works will provide us with an opportunity to test just how successful he was at achieving the independence he championed.

74. British Literature A - Syllabus Identify and discuss authors of british literature. · Demonstrate through writing, mastery of the fundamentals of grammar, punctuation, writing, http://www.intelligented.com/common/9-12/syllabi/british_lit_syllabus.htm

British Literature A - Syllabus Course Description As students read the literature pieces, they discuss a writer's ideology and personal and historical background for the time period. Students discover what assumptions a writer is making and how they are a part of a larger society with specific beliefs about human nature, love, politics, religion, and gender roles. Students are also aware of the ways these texts challenge, critique, and do battle with the dominant beliefs of society. Students critique texts as part of a larger cultural debate and evaluate the texts, and their writers, they must interpret how writers asserted themselves in the larger debate. Students are also encouraged to participate in group research projects and activities throughout the course, so that they may collaborate with other students and instructors. Middle-of-course and End-of-course surveys are conducted online, so that students may make suggestions and critique the progress of the course, curriculum content, technology, and teaching methodologies. These suggestions are reviewed and implemented by AMDG staff for continual improvement of course content and delivery. AMDG course content is built by a variety of methods. Throughout the course Gagne's Events of Instruction are emphasized as well as integrating all 6 levels of Bloom's Taxonomy and 3 different learning styles, so that students are encouraged to learn on all levels. Gagne's events are clearly delineated within the lesson and Bloom's words are bolded throughout the course. Instructors are encouraged to adapt, add and include assignments that utilize recommended readings and activities for remediation or advancement of students in course content. Courses are handicapped accessible and adhere to ISTE

75. English 2319:007 British Literature Fall 2003 Syllabus british literature Fall 2003. 1100 AM1220 PM Tues / Thurs 210 Preston Hall Anthology of English literature The Major authors, Seventh Edition. http://www.uta.edu/english/tim/courses/2319f03/2319index.html

ENGL 2319:007 Tim Morris British Literature Fall 2003 11:00 AM-12:20 PM Tues / Thurs 210 Preston Hall office hours: 614 Carlisle Hall 1-4 PM Tuesdays, and by appointment tmorris@uta.edu office phone: none office mailbox 203 Carlisle Hall mailing address Box 19035, UTA 76019 to the schedule of readings and assignments prerequisites: ENGL 1301 and 1302 required texts: The Norton Anthology of English Literature: The Major Authors, Seventh Edition . You must also purchase, somewhere, a packet of 4x6 notecards. syllabus: This syllabus may be updated as the semester goes on. I may post updated versions that indicate readings, discussion plans, and reference materials. However, every component of your grade is shown here at the beginning. Please refer to the date and time of printing (at the bottom of each page) to see when the version you are holding was printed. For continuous updates look on line at http://www.uta.edu/english/tim/courses/2319f03/2319index.html course description: This course is an introduction to the literature of Britain and Ireland from the earliest works in Old English (about 1500 years ago) to the present day. course objectives: Students who successfully complete this course will have been introduced to some of the major texts and authors in British literary history.

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HOME DIRECTORY META SEARCH NEWS ... World Search: search the entire directory search this category only Top Arts Literature Authors ... Young Adult See also: Arts: Classical Studies Arts: Literature: Titles Arts: People Arts: Writers Resources ... Reference: Biography This category in other languages: Azerbaijani Basque Bulgarian Catalan ... The Art of the Word - Exclusive interviews with American, Canadian and British authors by Craig M. McDonald. Author Webliography - A directory of author guides. Author Yellow Pages - Searchable directory of author sites. Also categorized alphabetically and by genre. AuthorFind.com - Member-supported directory of contemporary authors, contact information and books available online. Authors On The Web - Includes news, events, and bibliographies. Authors on the Web - An extensive, alphabetically sorted selection of links to noted author-related websites on the web. AuthorsDen.com - Authors freely post biographies, works, news, events and articles for readers to discover and read. Booknotes.org - "A companion web site to C-SPAN's Sunday author interview series . . . ." Includes an extensive online archive (dating from 1989 up to the present) of author interviews in text-transcript form, with many excerpts also available in audio and/or video (RealPlayer format). Books and Authors - Author interviews and book reviews.

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HOME DIRECTORY META SEARCH NEWS ... World Search: search the entire directory search this category only Top Arts Literature British ... Welsh See also: Regional: Europe: United Kingdom: Arts and Entertainment: Literature This category in other languages: German Japanese ACHUKA - Children's books UK. Independent site with reviews, interviews, news and articles. Ancient Paths - Various resources, criticism and research including an annotated timeline of English literature and the historical events shaping it. BookEnds - News, reviews, short stories, features, trade news and top tens for the book industry. BookWorm - A web community dedicated to the book lover. News, reviews, recommended titles and a guide to buying books online. Bookworms, Associated - Literature site with sections on Shakespeare and Tolkien. Britannia Panorama Archives - Various resources on various types of literature and authors including a columist section. British Literature (Articles) - Articles published by academics - both Turkish and non-Turkish - working in Turkey. British Poetry 1780-1910 - A hypertext archive of scholarly editions: Electronic Text Center, University of Virginia.

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79. Guide To Literary Research: British Literature british literature. including Irish, Scottish, Welsh and Coverage of authors is up to 1900. Critical excerpts all date from the 20th century and are http://www.arc.losrios.edu/~library/pathfinders/litpage/british.htm

General Information Introduction Library Catalog Databases Subject Guides General Reference American British European ... Women's Internet (Coming Soon) General Reference Theory American Library Handouts Literary Research Recommended Reading Guide to Literary Research: British Literature including Irish, Scottish, Welsh and Commonwealth literature Biography Criticism Bibliographies Works on Specific Authors Please read: This guide is intended to introduce the student to major literary sources found in the ARC library and to also serve as an introduction to literary research. This is not intended as a comprehensive bibliography of the library's resources. This guide will direct students to reference sources, which should only serve as starting points in the process of exploratory research. Printable version: html Oxford Companion to English Literature Ref PR 19 .O94 2000 This companion provides short entries on writers, works, movements, genres, theory, awards, and many other aspects of English literature. Includes chronology. Oxford Companion to Irish Literature Ref PR 8706 .O88 1996

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