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Dr. Louis Martin
martinlf@etown.edu Office: Wenger 278 Phone: 717-361-1236 717-838-8636 (home) |
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General English and Literature Sources John Lye's course and source page serves primarily as a portal to Lye's sites for the courses that he teaches, although it also includes an exceptionally broad and helpfully organized collection of links to literary resources throughout the Internet. One site for an introductory literature course includes Lye's guide to literary analysis, which provides concise, straightforward outlines of the basic formal and social features of poetry and fiction -- elements such as imagery, character, and ideology -- and links to definitions of terms as they occur in main text of the site. Truly interesting and unique are the many information remarks and questions Lye posts on his course pages, particularly the "handouts" for modern fiction. Useful, well conceived, and well presented digest of main points and questions for consideration about more specific topics such as the "death of the author" and post colonial theory, these are pedagogic treasures. --edited excerpt from a review by R.J. Cirasa, Kean Universtiy Norton Topics Online Voice of the Shuttle A Student's Guide to Research with the WWW Literature Online Reference sources for literatures in English Online English grammar OneLook dictionaries, the faster finder A Web of Online Dictionaries Merriam-Webster online Online writing lab, Purdue University Stanford encyclopedia of philosophy National Gallery of Art-the collection
Literature of Medieval England EN220: Pre-1800 British Literature: Medieval Interesting Websites Norton Topics Online Fordham Medieval Sourcebook The Labyrinth Yale Medieval and Renaissance Site Early Modern Literary Studies Site Early Books and Print History/Columbia Norton Topics Online Web Site Medieval feminist index
English Renaissance Literature EN220: Pre-1800 British Literature: Renaissance Link to a summary of Book III of the Fairie Queene Norton Topics Online Website Yale Medieval and Renaissance Site Early Modern Literary Studies Site Early Modern Sites/Columbia Early Books and Print History/Columbia Renaissance Timelines The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Legends and Folklore EN 332: Shakespeare Interesting Websites Shakespeare at M.I.T Norton Topics Online Medieval and Renaissance History/NYU Yale Medieval and Renaissance Site Early Modern Literary Studies Site Renaissance Timelines Legends and Folklore
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