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Some useful websites
There are a lot of useful resources on the Internet for the study of
literature, but there are also a lot of unreliable or useless resources as
well. Below are a few good ones as well as links to other lists for you to
explore on your own.
General Resources
Romantic Resources
Victorian Resources
Modernist Resources
- Modernism
Timeline -- a powerful, interactive timeline for finding out what
happened when.
- T.S.
Eliot on Voice of the Shuttle including electronic texts,
articles, and some powerful hypertext projects to help students of Eliot
sort through his difficult poetry.
- Modernist Journals Project fully-searchable online
editions of English-language journals that were important in shaping those modes of literature and art that came to be called
modernist. Our editions combine visual images of the original with searchable text files, using the portable document format
(pdf). These editions are readable, downloadable, and printable, using the freely available Adobe Acrobat Reader. In addition
to the original documents, we provide hypertextual links to pertinent background information in the form of texts and images.
- Lost
Poets of the Great War -- explore the powerful response of poets
to the tragedy of the first world war.
- Hypermedia Joyce Studies
-- an online journal devoted to James Joyce
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