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Writing
and Rhetoric
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CSULA's "A
Brief Guide to Online Resources for College Writers"
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Link
Pages
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Voice
of the Shuttle
Jack
Lynch's Literary Resources--Theory Site
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Backgrounds
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Some
Heuristics for Reading 19th Century Novels: a fine, though very long,
list of strategies for reading novels from Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick
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Robinson
Crusoe
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Daniel
Defoe Course Page: excellent resource on Robinson Crusoe; see
especially links on Puritanism
and Economic
Man Daniel
Defoe, 1660-1731 (New School): basic information on the author with a
links to online editions Excerpt
from Robinson Crusoe's Earthenware Pot, by Lydia Liu: an
interesting take on commodity fetishism in RC. The
Empire Writes Back: Robinson Crusoe: from a course on colonialism and
postcolonialism; provides the Caribbean point of view Elizabeth
Bishop's poem "Crusoe in England |
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Joseph
Andrews
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Henry
Fielding Page: excellent though incomplete resource on Joseph
Andrews; see especially link on Joseph
Andrews
The
Game-Theoretical Design of Joseph Andrews: a curious site, not
for the faint-of-theory-at-heart
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The
Castle of Otranto
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The
Castle of Otranto Overview: from LitEncyl (Paul Baines, Univ. of
Liverpool)
Notes
on The Castle of Otranto: from Robert Harris
Literary
Gothicism: an overview from Norton Online
Sublime
Anxiety: The Gothic Family and the Outsider: an exhibit from the
University of Virginia
LitGothic:
an excellent links site
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Emma
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Jane
Austen: the famous Jane Austen
Information Page where you can find links to everything
Genealogical
Charts for Emma: from the folks at Pemberley
A
Calendar for Emma: Ellen Moody's detailed chronology of the
events of the novel
Notes
and Illustrations on Regency Clothing Styles: again from Pemberley
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Wuthering
Heights
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Emily
Brontė Page at VictorianWeb: good collection of miscellaneous
information
Wuthering
Heights Study Guide: useful but strangely formatted guide
Novel
AnalysisWuthering Heights: useful summary/overview site (not really
for college students)
About
Haworth in Brontė Country: tourist site for the famed locations of
the Yorkshire moors.
Poems by
Currer, Acton, & Ellis Bell: real names, the Brontė sisters
(Ellis Bell is Emily).
Sublime
Anxiety: The Gothic Family and the Outsider: an exhibit from the
University of Virginia
LitGothic:
an excellent links site
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Expectations
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Charles
Dickens Page at VictorianWeb: excellent author page from Victorian
Web
Great
Expectations
Page at VictorianWeb: another excellent resource; see especially Genres,
Visual
Arts, and many others!
The
Dickens Page: Mitsuharu Matsuoka's considerable links page; check out
some of the interesting items on the Recreational
Resources page
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Middlemarch
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University
of Virginia page on Middlemarch: a good site on the publication of the
book
George
Eliot: Mitsuharu Matsuoka's considerable links page
George
Eliot Page at VictorianWeb: excellent author page from Victorian
Web
Middlemarch
Page at VictorianWeb: another excellent resource from Victorian Web
(worth considerable browsing)
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The
Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
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Robert
Louis Stevenson Page: a good site by the RLS Society
Robert
Louis Stevenson Page at VictorianWeb: excellent author page from
Victorian Web
Perspectives
on Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: Martin Danahay's extremely interesting
supplement to his Broadview edition of the novel
Novel
AnalysisDr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: useful summary/overview site (not
really for college students) |
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The
Hound of the Baskervilles
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The
Sherlock Holmes Museum
Sherlockian.Net:
fun site which boasts having "everything the web offers about
Sherlock Holmes"
Whodunits
and Thrillers: a short note at Victorian Web
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Dracula
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The
Dracula Page: Gisele Baxter's site at the University of British
Columbia
Dracula's
Homepage: Elizabeth Miller's site dedicated to the children of the
night
The
Historical Dracula: Roy Porter's article on Vlad the Impaler
LitGothic's
Link Page for Bram Stoker |
