41. MEDIEVAL LANGUAGE AND LIT JANUARY 1996 GENERAL INCLUDING MIDDLE ENGLISH authors, CONTINENTAL authors ETC. ML111 BOLGAR,RR THE classical HERITAGE AND ITS BENEFICIARIES Cambridge, http://www.cyberus.ca/~rrknott/medlit.html.html

MEDIEVAL LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE THIS LIST IS DIVIDED INTO SOME SPECIFIC TOPICS AS WELL AS A GENERAL SECTION LISTED ALPHABETICALLY BY AUTHOR. YOU CAN CLICK ON THE TOPIC TITLE IF YOU WANT TO GO DIRECTLY TO A TOPIC MEDIEVAL LANGUAGES, DICTIONARIES, GRAMMARS AND REFERENCE ANGLO-SAXON TEXTS INCLUDING BEOWULF BRITISH MUSEUM MS. COTTON NERO A.x. CHAUCER DANTE ... GENERAL INCLUDING MIDDLE ENGLISH AUTHORS, CONTINENTAL AUTHORS ETC. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED BY AUTHOR MEDIEVAL LANGUAGES , DICTIONARIES, GRAMMARS AND REFERENCE ML1 ALSTON, R.C. AN INTRODUCTION TO OLD ENGLISH Toronto et al. (1968) Copp Clark. 167 (3)pp. Red wraps. Monochrome frontispiece and 3 Illustrations. Very Good. $10.00 ML2 ANDREW, S.O. SYNTAX AND STYLE IN OLD ENGLISH Cambridge, 1940 C.U.P. 112 pp. Red cloth. Index. Very Good in slightly worn dust jacket. $20.00 ML3 ANGLADE, Joseph GRAMMAIRE ELEMENTAIRE DE L'ANCIEN FRANCAIS Paris (1965) Librairie Armand Colin. 247(1) pp. White paper wraps. Wraps creased else Very Good. $10.00 ML4 BROWNE, R.A. BRITISH LATIN SELECTIONS: A.D. 500 - 1400. Oxford, 1954, Basil Blackwell. 144 pp. Blue cloth. Very good in like dust jacket. $20.00

42. French 6600 Studies in medieval literature (3) Cross listed as C lit 6620. Each offeringwill focus on a specific grouping of these authors that highlights a http://www.acs.utah.edu/GenCatalog/1038/crsdesc/frnch.html

University of Utah French College of Humanities Web Server Department of Languages Web Server FRNCH Course Descriptions Home Feedback University of Utah General Catalog 2003-2004 Posted April 9, 2003 This Web document is updated twice a year, on or about the first day of registration for Fall and Spring semesters. Beginning French I First-semester French for students who have never taken French. Students who have received any high-school credit in the last five years for French must take the language placement exam. Students must receive a grade of C- or higher to continue in the series. This course develops listening and reading strategies with an emphasis on oral and written forms of communication. Beginning French II (4) Recommended Prerequisite: FRNCH 1010 or by placement exam. Second-semester French. This course continues to develop listening and reading strategies with an emphasis on oral and written forms of communication. Accelerated Beginning French (4) Recommended Prerequisite: By placement exam. For students with previous French classroom experience, but otherwise the same as FRNCH 1010. After 1110, students complete the first year by taking FRNCH 1020.

43. Summer Courses In The Classics foundation in classical Greek with medieval Greek language and philology by specific authors will be determined by the instructor but will vary from http://summer-classics.dhamel.com/

This page was created under the auspices of the Classical Studies Department of Wesleyan University, with help from the J.M.W. Keck Foundation, by Jim O'Hara and Debra Hamel. It is designed and maintained by Debra Hamel dhamel.com BAFAB blogographos ... BiblioFiles Contact the site owner: Books of interest (misc.) Trying Neaira by Debra Hamel The Parthenon by Mary Beard The Peloponnesian War by Donald Kagan The Spartans by Paul Cartledge Ripples of Battle by Victor Hanson The Landmark Thucydides by Robert B. Strassler Books of interest (Greek) AREIOS POTHR by J.K. Rowling, trans. A. Wilson Greek: An Intensive Course by Hardy Hansen and Gerald M. Quinn Athenaze: An Introduction to Ancient Greek by Gilbert Lawall and Maurice G. Balme Athenaze, Teacher's Handbook by Gilbert Lawall and Maurice G. Balme Introduction to Attic Greek by Donald J. Mastronarde Oxford Grammar of Classical Greek by James Morwood All the Greek Verbs by Nino Marinone Greek Grammar by Herbert Weir Smyth and Gordon M. Messing A Greek-English Lexicon by Henry George Liddell and Robert Scott Intermediate Greek-English Lexicon by Henry George Liddell and Robert Scott Books of interest (Latin) Harrius Potter et Philosophi Lapis by J.K. Rowling; translated by Peter Needham

44. Literary Criticism - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Later classical and medieval criticism often focused on religious texts, The late nineteenth century brought several authors better known for their http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literary_criticism

Literary criticism From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Literary criticism is the study, discussion, evaluation, and interpretation of literature . Modern literary criticism is often informed by literary theory , which is the philosophical discussion of its methods and goals. Though the two activities are closely related, literary critics are not always, and have not always been, theorists. Modern literary criticism is often published in essay or book form. Academic literary critics teach in literature departments and publish in academic journals , and more popular critics publish their criticism in broadly circulating periodicals such as the New York Times Book Review , the New York Review of Books , the London Review of Books The Nation , and The New Yorker Contents History of literary criticism Classical and medieval criticism Renaissance criticism 19th-century criticism ... edit History of literary criticism edit Classical and medieval criticism Literary criticism has probably existed for as long as literature. Aristotle wrote the Poetics , a typology and description of literary forms with many specific criticisms of contemporary works, in the 4th century BC Poetics developed for the first time the concepts of mimesis and catharsis , which are still crucial in literary study.

45. Wheaton College (Wheaton, IL) - English Ranging from medieval and classical to modern, this source gives full entries with But when an author uses a specific number in a conspicuous way, http://www.wheaton.edu/english/resources/medieval/all.html

Applying to Grad School Medieval Lit. Bibliography Online Resources Writing Center ... Return to Table of Contents Medieval Literature Annotated Bibliography Compiled by Sharon Coolidge, Chair / Professor I have tried to give you the call numbers for the books that I know are in our library, but you may be able to locate others through the Public Library or through inter-library loan. Others of these I have in my own library and will be happy to share them with you. Please let me know if you discover other books that you find helpful, and I will add them to the list. Please let me know also if you find errors or information that is not clear. - Dr. Coolidge General Books Animals Biblical Typology Birds ... Symbolic Themes General Books Bibliography Audsley, W. and G.

46. American, British, Canadian & World Literature, Authors, Timelines The British Literature Index Selected resources from medieval to modern. plus links to specific authors, courtesy of the University of Kentucky. http://www.chiff.com/art/literature/world.htm

Search the Site: Chiff.com e-Biz Pages What the World is Looking for Main e-Biz Pages Features Business ... Literature World Spanning authors and literature from the ancient Greeks to the 21st century, take the virtual tour to the world's classic texts spanning the globe from the U.S., UK. and Europe to Latin America and Australia... Voice of the Shuttle - The mother of all literature and humanities sites with links to English and non-English literary resources, literary theory, media studies, art and art history and lots, lots more. Literary Resources on the Net - Another great, categorized collection running the gamut from classical/Biblical to modern. Searchable. European Literature - Electronic Texts - The United Nations of world literature with links to major sites for literature in 18 categories grouped by language/country. The British Literature Index - Selected resources from medieval to modern.

47. The Literature Major lit 103 classical Epic and Tragedy lit 104 Typology and medieval literature lit 413 DOSTOEVSKY This course will examine the works of the author who gave http://www.naples.avemaria.edu/academics/undergraduate_programs/programs_detail/

THE LITERATURE MAJOR The College faculty holds that close reading of great literary works imparts wisdom and is, in fact, one of the modes of perceiving truth. Following these principles, the College courses in literature introduce students to the classics of the West systematically and with respect to divisions of both genre and historical time. Since literature is best understood in intimate relation with theology, philosophy and history, the major is well-advised to make extensive use of those curricular offerings Literary studies call for serious practice in composition. Writing assignments are both interpretiverequiring the application of logical thought to impressions that may be seen at first as emotional and aestheticand scholarly, in the sense that students must show evidence of research by documentation from primary and secondary sources. Literature majors take all 11 courses described below, providing them with a depth and range of understanding of Western literature that gives them the ability to make serious and well-informed judgments about primary and, to a lesser degree, secondary works. Lit 103 and Lit 104 are prerequisites for all other major courses.

48. Research Guide Women Writers classical and medieval Literature Criticism (CMLC) (use author index at end oflast volume), Ref PN 610.C53 TO FIND WORKS WRITTEN BY A specific AUTHOR http://www.wcsu.edu/library/gd_women_writers.html

Research Guide to Women Writers Resources on the Web Reference Books CONSULS Catalog Periodical Indexes ... Questions? Resources on the World Wide Web Here are some links to help you explore Web resources on women writers: African American Women Writers of the 19th Century New York Public Library (digital.nypl.org/schomburg/writers_aa19/) ARTFL French Women Writers Project University of Chicago (www.lib.uchicago.edu/efts/ARTFL/projects/FWW/) Bibliography of Works by and about Women Writers of the Middle Ages Juliet Sloger, University of Rochester Library (www.lib.rochester.edu/camelot/womenbib.htm) A Celebration of Women Writers Mary Mark Ockerbloom, University of Pennsylvania Digital Library (digital.library.upenn.edu/women) Domestic Goddesses by Kim Wells (womenwriters.net/domesticgoddess/) Emory Women Writers Resource Project (chaucer.library.emory.edu/wwrp/) Italian Women Writers University of Chicago Library (www.lib.uchicago.edu/efts/IWW/) Literary Resources - Feminism and Women's Literature Jack Lynch, Rutgers University (andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit/women.html) Medieval Women Writers Laurie Churchill, Five Colleges of Ohio Consortium (www.owu.edu/~o5medww/)

49. Courses - HSU ENG5653, medieval lit, 3, A selection from representative works in English critical question concerning a specific work, author, movement, theme, genre, http://www.hsu.edu/courses.aspx?did=gro

50. Courses - HSU ENG3653, medieval lit, 3, A selection from representative works in English critical question concerning a specific work, author, movement, theme, genre, http://www.hsu.edu/courses.aspx?did=efl

51. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE: Ancient Greek And Classical Latin classical and medieval Literature Criticism ref PN 610 .C53 One can alsosearch by specific title (title search) or author (author search.) http://library.csus.edu/guides/rogenmoserd/greek.htm

FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE: Ancient Greek and Classical Latin by D. Rogenmoser Finding Books using EUREKA Greek Lexicons of the New Testament Literary Encyclopedias, Dictionaries Literary Criticism ... Return to Library Homepage FINDING BOOKS IN EUREKA EUREKA is a catalog of items owned by the CSUS Library. Books can be searched for in EUREKA by title, author, keyword and Library of Congress Subject Headings. Subject Searching: Suggested subject headings are: latin language greek language classical literature history and criticism Keyword Searching: Another way to locate books in EUREKA is by Advanced Keyword searching. Use Advanced Keyword to search for books on topics such as: greek and drama theater and rome Browsing: General locations and call numbers for browsing the shelves for books on Greek and Latin Language and Literature are: Greek Language/Literature 3 North PA 201-899, PA 3050-4499 (circulating books) or 2 North Reference PA 201-899, PA 3050-4499. Latin Language/Literature 3 North PA 2001-2915, PA 6000-6961 (circulating books)

52. Selected Language And Literature Web Sites: Internet Bibliographies: New York St Includes links to the Web sites of specific authors and information on publishers, Georgetown University s model site for medieval studies etexts, http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/reference/litref.htm

New York State Library Internet Bibliographies Selected Language and Literature Web Sites General Book Reviews Censorship Children ... Writing Last Reviewed: January 12, 2001 General About.com: Authors Biographical and bibliographic information on authors past and present. Includes links to the Web sites of specific authors and information on publishers, awards, and literary organizations. Accessible and informative to the student and general reader. http://authors.about.com/ The English Server This University of Washington site (formerly at Carnegie Mellon) offers access to texts in the arts and humanities, publishes several online journals, and provides links to sites of interest to students and scholars in the humanities and social sciences. A well-designed academic forum. http://www.eserver.org/ Literary Resources on the Net A selection of scholarly and pedagogical sites. Includes links of special interest to faculty and graduate students: calls for papers, conferences, literary mailing lists, online syllabi, writing resources, and employment opportunities. http://newark.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit

53. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SPRING 2000 GRADUATE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Studies in US lit Before 1875 Gender, Romance, and the Early American Novel Dr . the 2000 years of classical and medieval rhetoric in a single semester. http://english.fsu.edu/courses/CourseDescriptionsSpring02.htm

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Spring 2002 GRADUATE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Studies in US LIT Before 1875: Gender, Romance, and the Early American Novel Dr. Dennis Moore AML 5017-01      2:00-3:15      TR       002 WMS Reference # 00100 Studies in US Lit Since 1875: Urban America                                            Dickson-Carr AML 5027-01             10:10-11:00   MWF            114 WMS Reference # 05343 How has the transformation of America from predominantly rural to primarily urban affected and influenced the American novel? This course will trace the development of the urban setting in major American literary, cultural, and intellectual movements. While most of the focus will be on novels, we will also read autobiographies and select short stories and poems. The authors covered may include Du Bois, Dreiser, Stein, Sinclair, Fisher, McKay, Fauset, West, Wright, Himes, Ellison, Kerouac, Malcolm X, Morrison, DeLillo, and Auster. Requirements will include regular written responses and a publishable comprehensive, critical paper. Southern American Lit                                                                          Rowe AML 5267-01             2:00-4:45     T            110 WMS Reference # 05346 Studies in American Multi-Ethnic Lit                                                       Shinn AML 5296-01             6:45-9:30     M            201 WMSWMS Reference # 05348 Studies in Afr. Am. Lit.: Contemporary Black Women Novelists             Montgomery

54. STL:English_Literature_Resources Library User Guides for African American lit, drama, and use the same logic links to sites about specific authors. http//www.lib.lsu.edu/hum/lit.html http://lib.newpaltz.edu/research_areas/english.html

Search STL Site Library Home Library Catalog Electronic Reserves (ERes) Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad) ... Databases MetaLibrary Library Collections Online Request Forms Library Policies and Services Research Assistance ... SUNY New Paltz English Literature Resources DATABASES INTERNET SITES REFERENCE CATALOGS TOP OF PAGE A Guide to Research in Literary Studies at Sojourner Truth Library Prepared by Susan Kraat and Thomas G. Olsen Biographical information Gale series (print or Gale Literature Resource Center American National Biography [Ref CT213.A68 1999] The Dictionary of Literary Biography series ( OR Gale Literature Resource Center The American Dictionary of Biography [Ref E176.D56 v.1-22] The work(s) of a particular author STL/library catalog online catalog WorldCat (online) (use ILL to obtain materials not available at this library) Definitions or explanations of literary terms, movements, theoretical schools, etc. A Dictionary of Literary and Thematic Terms [Ref PN44.5 .Q56 1999] The New Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics [Ref PN1621.N39 1993]

55. Resources For Academics The Luminarium s section on medieval lit has essays, author profiles, and historical Try Women Writers of the Middle Ages for specific information. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/5187/resources.html

Resources for Academic Investigations a collection of links to get you started... Literature General The English Server has scholarly articles, sources, and texts to get you started on just about any project in the humanities. Medieval The Labyrinth is probably your best bet for finding medieval texts and information. Aside from literature, they cover art, history, archeology, music, and a plethora of other sujects related to the middle ages. Also has a wonderful medieval Latin section. The Luminarium's section on Medieval lit has essays, author profiles, and historical background to make your life easier. Try Women Writers of the Middle Ages for specific information. Saxo Grammaticus is a searchable online dictionary of medieval Latin. Shakespeare and the Renaissance The Luminarium's Renaissance section provides information on a number of authors. Their 17th Century page is also very helpful and beautifully done. Try Mr. Shakespeare and the Internet for information on the Bard and his day. Webspeare , while geared for the high school student, still has some interesting information and helpful study guides. Romanticism Romantic Circles is devoted to providing information on the Canon Romantic writers and their historical context.

56. Internet Resources Their mission is to provide librarians, publishers, booksellers, authors, www.ipl.org/div/natam The Online medieval and classical Library (OMACL) http://mcld.maricopa.gov/library/userdef/ud_mcld_internet.asp?anchor=books

57. Sweet Briar College: Overview A study of myths and legends from biblical, classical, and medieval sources Studies in medieval lit A study of the major literary genres of the Old and http://www.sbc.edu/catalog/?acr=ENGL&dept=English

58. Research Guide, Evelyn S. Field Library, Raritan Valley Community College, NJ classical and medieval Literary Criticism, Ref PN681.5 .C57 If you are lookingfor a book by a specific author, do an Author search. http://library.raritanval.edu/SubjectGuides/literary_criticism.html

Evelyn S. Field Library Page RVCC Home Page Literary Criticism Reference The reference collection is an excellent starting point when looking for literary biography and literary criticism. Reference materials will often give you sufficient background information on your topic so that you can proceed with greater understanding to more detailed treatment of your subject in other books and periodicals. Listed below are several categories of reference books on literary topics and their call numbers This list is not exhaustive but indicative of the varied types of materials in the RVCC reference collection. Literary Dictionaries: Dictionary of Literary Terms and Literary Theory Ref PN41 .C83 1991 Concise Oxford Dictionary of Literary Terms Ref PN41 .C67 1990 Literary Biographies: Contemporary Authors Ref Z1224 .C6 Contemporary Authors New Revision Ref Z1224 .C61 Dictionary of Literary Biography Ref PS21 .D56 Literary Criticism: (Arranged by Author's Time Period) Ancient Writers Ref PA3002 .A51982 Classical and Medieval Literary Criticism Ref PN681.5 .C57

59. University Of Central Arkansas Torreyson Library The Online medieval classical Library a collection of some of the most Categories include, but are not limited to Early American lit to 1700; http://library.uca.edu/Humanities_Guide.html

60. Novels & Short Stories - College Library Undergraduate Research Guide classical and medieval Literature Criticism Greek and Latin authors, 800BCAD 1000 A Volume in the Wilson authors Series http://college.library.wisc.edu/resources/subject_guides/novels.htm

Overview Finding Books Internet Sites Return to Research Guide List Scope This subject guide is intended to support research methods and literary analysis of novels and short stories. The "Overview" section lists books available in the College Library Reference Collection; this list features a navigation bar to simplify browsing. For help in finding journal articles or reviews, consult the section entitled "Finding Journal & News Articles," which recommends databases and sample search terms. The "Finding Books" section of this page will assist with MadCat searching. Finally, an annotated directory of "Internet Sites" is made available, which links to writing and novel guides, in addition to many full-text online resources. Overview Novels Short Stories Epics Sequels ... Reference Databases Novels Masterplots II : American Fiction Series College Library Reference Collection: PN 846 M37 1986 Masterplots II : World Fiction Series College Library Reference Collection: PN 3326 M28 1987 Critical Survey of Long Fiction College Library Reference Collection: PN 3451 C75 2000 Masterplots II : British and Commonwealth Fiction Series College Library Reference Collection: PR 881 M39 1987 Contemporary Novelists College Library Reference Collection: PR 883 C64 1996 Short Stories Storytelling Encyclopedia : Historical, Cultural, and Multiethnic Approaches to Oral Traditions Around the World

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