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Floren's Literature And Humanities Resources
Children's lit, Christian lit/Writers, classical lit, Comparative lit at http//andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/lit/ TheLabyrinth Resources for medieval Studies
http://www.miracosta.cc.ca.us/home/gfloren/lithurs.htm

Extractions: To English Resources GENERAL RESOURCES and GUIDES The English Server "Collections in the Arts and Humanities"a Yahoo-like directory of resources from the English Department at Carnegie-Mellon at <http://eserver.org/>, of interest to the student of literature and the humanities. [Last accessed: 08 July 2000] E.W. King Library Literature Subject Guide http://www.king.edu/library/lit.htm The Gale Literary Index http://www.galenet.com/servlet/LitIndex/ ... http://www.bibliomania.com/Reference/Readers/ >. From the Preface: "The object of this Handbook is to supply readers and speakers with a lucid but very brief account of such names as are used in allusions and references, whether by poets or prose writers,—to furnish those who consult it with the plot of popular dramas, the story of epic poems, and the outline of well-known tales... " UIUC Guide to Internet Resources in Literature and Humanities http://www.library.uiuc.edu/egx/internet.html English . [Last accessed: 08 July 2000] THE VOICE OF THE SHUTTLE Liu, Alan. "Voice of the Shuttle: Web Page for Humanities Research." at <
FACULTY OF LETTERS
NIKI, Hiroaki, D. Med. Sci, D. lit. AOYAGI, Masanori, Professor, classical Archaeology.TAKAYAMA, Hiroshi, Associate Professor, European medieval History.
http://www.l.u-tokyo.ac.jp/eng/humani_4.html

Extractions: FACULTY OF LETTERS (Bungakubu) Hongo Campus The Faculty of Letters is the undergraduate-level arm of the School of Humanities and Sociology. The departments of the Faculty offer undergraduate instruction in 27 specialized courses, grouped in 4 major fields of study. Approximately 350 students who have completed the initial two-year program at the College of General Education are accepted annually and enroll in one of the four major fields, which are as follows: I. Philosophy and Religion
Literary Resources On The Net (Lynch)
Extensive academic directory of Internet literary resources.Category Arts Literature Directories general Sources. These sources are too important to be buried in my miscellaneouspages, and too miscellaneous to be put anywhere more important.
http://newark.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit/

Extractions: Dictionary (Levenger Press) These pages are maintained by Jack Lynch of Rutgers Newark; please send comments and corrections to jlynch@andromeda.rutgers.edu . Updated 9 March 2002 Search for a (single) word: Or choose one of the following categories: These sources are too important to be buried in my miscellaneous pages, and too miscellaneous to be put anywhere more important. Syllabi and course materials on the Web and Gopher from literature courses across the country Resources for Writers and Writing Instructors This set of pages is 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 I've excluded most poetry journals, for instance.
Education World® - *History : Classical / Ancient : Near & Middle East : Genera
Banner ad Up One Level TOP *History classical / Ancient Near MiddleEast. Ancient and medieval Middle East Resources . Arcadia High Arcadia.
http://db.education-world.com/perl/browse?cat_id=1407
Charles W. Nelson Homepage
As a medievalrenaissance English lit specialist, I think that I am more aware ofthe close connections between all the areas of the arts and humanities which
http://www.hu.mtu.edu/~cwnelson/cwn.htm

Extractions: The Charles W. Nelson Homepage A s a medieval-renaissance English lit specialist, I think that I am more aware of the close connections between all the areas of the arts and humanities which were so much better realized in those far-off days. In my scholarship and teaching, then, I attempt to preserve and build on these interrelationships so as to provide a clearer and more informed understanding of my areas of concentration.
Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print
World lit Only by Fire The medieval Mind and Life in medieval City by Joseph GiesPublisher
http://www.powells.com/subsection/WorldHistoryMedievalandRenaissance.html
(212) Medieval Studies
MTR 115205 WAL 498 Hirsh J THEO-136 medieval WOMEN MYSTICS CLAS-160 ROMAN LITTEXTS CLAS-170 INTRO classical MYTHOLOGY 3 available seating 01 LEC MW 115
http://www.georgetown.edu/registrar/03A/03A212.html

Extractions: (EXT. 7-1324) SEE UNDERGRADUATE BULLETIN FOR COURSE DESCRIPTIONS OR SEE AVAILABLE COURSE SYLLABI . DEPARTMENTAL HOME PAGE: www.georgetown.edu/departments/medieval available seating 01 LEC MW 4:15-5:30 WGR 204 Al Faruqi M 02 LEC MW 2:40-3:55 WGR 204 Al Faruqi M PHIL-071 ETHICS:CATH TRAD (RYAN CHAIR) 3 available seating 01 LEC TRF 12:15-1:05 WGR 201B Gomez-Lobo A ARTH-101 INTRO ART HISTORY I 3 available seating 01 LEC MW 2:40-3:55 WAL 495 Dunn E MUST ATTEND 1ST OR 2ND CLASS OR LOSE PLACE ENGL-101 INTRO LIT HIST: MED-REN SURVEY 3 available seating 01 LEC TR 11:40-12:55 HEA 106 Pilarz S CLAS-108 LATIN POETRY 3 available seating 01 LEC M 11:15-12:05 WGR 203 Pedrick V WF 11:15-12:05 ICC 213 READINGS ARE IN LATIN. FULFILLS PART OF LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT. CLAS-109 MEDIEVAL LATIN:EXTRM HAGIOGRAPHY 3 available seating 01 LEC W 4:15-6:45 ICC 217B Mc Manus D READINGS ARE IN LATIN.
Classics Resources
MIT classical Archives (lit in translation); netLibrary; Online Medievaland Classics Library (collection of ancient texts);
http://www.departments.bucknell.edu/classics/links/web_rome.htm

Extractions: Bucknell Find People Site Index Search ... Into the Medieval Era General Roman Sites Latin Texts and Literature The Latin Library (at Ad Fontes Academy) Lector Longinquus/The Distant Reader (Latin Texts at the Center for Electronic Texts in the Humanities/SCC) MIT Classical Archives (lit in translation) netLibrary Online Medieval and Classics Library (collection of ancient texts) Perseus Latin texts (with some English translation) The Petronian Society Ancient Novel Page (Montclair State) Rome (from the Internet Ancient History Sourcebook) Romulus Project (Electronic Library of Latin Lit. with a virtual commentary)
Online Lit Zines & Anthologies, K - L
My Country by Mirel Briska are chosen by an editorial board drawn from outsidepobiz in order to cultivate an old-fashioned general reading audience
http://poetry.about.com/cs/kl/

Extractions: Kenning (wonderful Anglo-Saxon name!) is Patrick Durgin's Iowa City po-newsletter. Online samples include goodies like [link url=http://www.avalon.net/~kenning/samples.html#HAVE I BEEN HERE BEFORE IS SOMETHING UNFAMILIAR]Have I Been Here Before Is Something Unfamiliar by Alice Notley. the kinté space
Advising Admissions Bulletin Degrees Certificates Facilities
or lit/FINA) (and CSA) C206 classical ART HONORS Fine Arts FINA A101 ANCIENT ANDMEDIEVAL ART (or A102 RENAISSANCE THROUGH MODERN ART (or lit/FINA) Folklore
http://www.journalism.indiana.edu/undergrad/advising.html

Extractions: [Gradpact Info] To make an advising appointment, call 855-9248 or stop by the main office to sign up. Lauren Kinzer, Director of Advising Services, lkinzer@indiana.edu Jean Person, Recorder, jperson@indiana.edu For new freshmen - How to pick courses for orientation and your first semester How to pick courses for orientation and your first semester at IU. For your English comp, math and foreign language, we will help you select those when you meet with us after your orientation placement tests. Pick eight courses total. You won't register for all of these in one semester, but you need to select this many to have options as we help you plan a schedule. If you are in a FIG, just pick three courses total, one from each list. You will notice some abbreviations after some of the courses on the lists: We suggest you don't worry too much about double-counting at this point, but just pick the courses that interest you from the lists. We will explain how they fit into your individual degree progress at orientation.
English And Fine Arts Study Guide
and the general Sciences. Humanities Index Provides coverto-cover indexing of 350key academic periodicals in such areas as classical studies, folklore, and
http://www.vmi.edu/library/oldstuff/english.htm

Extractions: http://www.vmi.edu/sourcefinder/ Use the following sources to find information on English and Fine Arts. These links include books and periodicals held by Preston Library, specialized online sources accessible only on the VMI Post, WWW homepages and other carefully selected sources. Biographical Info. Book Reviews Dictionaries/Thesauri Guides/Handbooks ... Departmental Pages Biographical Information Coverage includes English-language periodicals and more than 1,800 books added each year. Includes autobiographies, bibliographies, biographies, critical studies, fiction and drama, pictorial works, poetry, juvenile literature, obituaries, journals, collections of letters, book reviews, and interviews.
TRDA 145Course Research Guide
Includes links to Ancient, medieval, 15th18th andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/lit/theatre.html. Ancient/ClassicalHistory Location http//ancienthistory.about
http://www.gwu.edu/gelman/instruct/course/trda145.html
French Middle Ages Literature Page
http://globegate.utm.edu/french/lit/middle.ages.html
Lit Links
http://smith.hanover.edu/litlinks.html
Hist & Lit Of Roman Revolution Links
http://johara.web.wesleyan.edu/CCIV274links.html

Extractions: http://johara.web.wesleyan.edu/CCIV274links.html (These will be somewhat better organized soon, I hope) Maps: Roman Empire Third Century C.E. ; map of Italy from IAM (their policies for use) ; map of Europe in antiquity from "DIR/ORB Antique and Medieval Atlas" (click on area for larger closeup); provinces of the Roman Empire; City of Rome David Potter at Michigan offers excellent Augustus lecture notes and links online along with Augustus' Res Gestae: Annotated translation (Michigan) of Augustus' record of his accomplishments , and an encyclopedia-style article about Augustus and about other emperors The Julius Caesar Site Augustus: Testimonia, Univ. of Saskatchewan a few passages on Augustus from Seneca, Suetonius, Tacitus Augustus, University of Saskatchewan nice 10-15 page summary of events of the years 44-31 Forum Romanum Augustus links on the "Mantovano" home page devoted to Vergil at virgil.org include: links to John Porter on the Rise of Augustus; David L. Silverman on the transition from Republic to Empire, with an introduction to the primary sources as well as current historiography; Greg Ong on the formation of the second triumvirate, Antony vs. Octavian, the constitutional position of Augustus, his social reforms, and the second half of his principate Primary sources on the "Mantovano" home page devoted to Vergil: a great annotated page with primary sources in English and sometimes Latin, such as Augustus's Res Gestae ("The emperor's own account of his works and deeds"), Plutarch's Life of Marc Antony, a pic of Augustus' Mausoleum, the Latin text of a letter from Augustus to his son Gaius, a biography of Augustus by Nicolaus of Damascus, Suetonius' Life of Augustus, Tacitus' comments on Augustsu and the end of the Republic, English translations of Augustan legislation on marriage, procreation, and adultery.
FSU 97 / 98 General Bulletin
http://registrar.fsu.edu/Webtest/gen_prog12.htm

Extractions: T he British Studies London Center Minor is concerned with the culture of Great Britain from ancient times to the present. The minor is built around the student's program of studies at The Florida State University London Study Center, allowing the student to study British culture from the perspective of various disciplines and to pursue the minor before, during, and after the student attends the London center. The minor gives greater focus to, and enhances the quality of, the student's program of studies in Britain. The sojourn in London is the essential element in the minor, providing direct involvement in contemporary British civilization as well as exposure to Britain's historical and cultural artifacts. The interdisciplinary minor requires the completion of fifteen (15) semester hours in courses approved by the British Studies London Center Minor coordinating committee. At least nine (9) semester hours of approved courses must be taken while the student is in residence at the London Study Center. A maximum of nine (9) semester hours may be counted in any single academic discipline. Students who intend to minor in British Studies should declare this intention with the director of the study abroad programs.
IWC Homepage
International Writers Center.
http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~iwc/

Extractions: The Art of the Essay Thanks to the generosity of Washington University, the Missouri Arts Council, and the Regional Arts Comission, the International Writers Center presents The Art of the Essay Writers Series, featuring Katha Pollitt and Joseph Epstein. Each writer will participate in two programs a formal reading followed by a reception on Monday evening, and a seminar with audience discussion on Tuesday afternoon. Joseph Epstein Joseph Epstein , born in Chicago, was educated at the University of Chicago, and has taught in the English Department at Northwestern University. He is the author of 14 books, the most recent of which are Narcissus Leaves the Pool , a collection of essays (1999), and Snobbery: The American Version (2002). He has recently completed a small book on Envy, for a series of books on the Seven Deadly Sins, to be published by Oxford University Press. A new collection of his stories

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