Websites that provide scholarly, academic information on literary periods, movements, and figures

• Voice of the Shuttle: English Literature Page -- the definitive source for Humanities research on the Web
• The Library of Congress
• The University of Virginia Library's Scholarly English Resources -- Excellent and comprehensive, organized by periods
• Literary Links on the Web from the University of Alberta -- A bit more wide ranging, containing links to E-Texts, Gender Issues, and Humanties
• List of Links from Emory University -- Also organized by periods
• Literary Links from UNC at Chapel Hill

• MLA Documentation Guide -- How to use parenthetical documentation and notes and to construct a works cited page, from Concordia College
• A Brief Guide to Citation Conventions and Reminder about Plagiarism -- From UNC at Chapel Hill
• MLA-Style Citations of Electronic Sources -- How to cite material from the Internet, from Janice Walker at Columbia University
• The Copyright Web Site
• A Brief Intro to Copyright by Brad Templeton -- Link here to his article on ten copyright myths

• Merriam Webster On-Line Dictionary -- With link to the Encyclopedia Britannica site
• English Reference Sources -- An extensive list of links to various on-line dictionaries, indexes, calendars, anthologies, and encyclopedias, from the University of Virginia Library
• The Johns Hopkins Guide to Literary Theory and Criticism -- Searchable collection of aticles aboutliterary and critical figures, movements, and terms.
• Elements of Style -- The 1918 version of this classic guide to good writing
• A Handbook of Terms for Discussing Poetry -- Compiled by Harry Rusche and the students of English 205, "Introduction to Poetry," at Emory University
• A Glossary of Rhetorical Terms with Examples -- 45 rhetorical tropes, from the Classics Department at U of Kentucky
• Bartlett's Familiar Quotations

Lists of Links to On-Line Publications

• Project Muse at Johns Hopkins -- Access to many scholarly publications, including Callaloo, Diacritics, ELH, Modern Fiction Studies and New Literary History. Clemson University subscribes to this service so we have full access. Also inculdes useful info on journals.
• U of Virginia Periodicals Room -- Good list of on-line periodicals (NB: Periodicals listed as UV access only are available to us via Project Muse.)
• Political and News Magazines for Engl 102

  Particular On-Line Journals

• The Chronicle of Higher Education
• The Medieval Review
• The Renaissance Forum
• The Keats-Shelley Journal
• Nineteenth-Century Literature
• The Mississippi Review: On-Line Edition
• Postmodern Culture
• Representations On-Line

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