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George Lukacs and His World: A Reassessment (American University Studies, Series XIX : General Literature, Vol 9)
Assimilation and Assertion: The Response to the Holocaust in Mordecai Richler's Writing (American University Studies, Series XIX, General Literature) by Rachel Feldhay Brenner, 1989-04
The Family Novel: Toward a Generic Definition (American University Studies Series XIX, General Literature) by Yi-Ling Ru, 1992-12
The Gentlest Law: Roland Barthes's the Pleasure of the Text (American University Studies Series XIX : General Literature, Vol 22) by Armine Kotin Mortimer, 1989-08
Science Fiction and Postmodern Fiction: A Genre Study (American University Studies Series XIX, General Literature) by Barbara Puschmann-Nalenz, 1991-12
A Journey into History: Essays on Hungarian Literature (American University Studies Series XIX, General Literature)
The Selection Process of the National Endowment for the Arts Theatre Program: An Historical/Critical Study (American University Studies Series XIX, General Literature) by Stephen Michael Ayers, 1992-12
The American Review of History and Politics, and General Repository of Literature and State Papers, Volume 1 by Robert Walsh, 2010-02-10
Scandinavian Cultural Radicalism: Literary Commitment and the Collective Novel in the 1930's (American University Studies Series XIX, General Literature) by Scott De Francesco, 1990-09
The American Review of History and Politics, and General Repository of Literature and State Papers, Volume 2 by Robert Walsh, 2010-02-03
Peter Neagoe, L'Homme Et L'Oeuvre (American University Studies, Series XIX : General Literature, Vol 16) (French Edition) by Denise-Claude Le Goff, 1989-02
The Writer in Transition: Roger Mais and the Decolonizing of Caribbean Culture (American University Studies. Series XIX, General Literature, Vol 20) by Evelyn J. Hawthorne, 1989-04
Creativity and Reception: Toward a Theory of Third World Criticism (American University Studies. Series XIX, General Literature, Vol 12) by Syed Amanuddin, 1988-12
Two on the Aisle: Ten Years of the American Theatre in Performance (Essay and general literature index reprint series) by John Mason Brown, 1970-03

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Heath Guide Sites, Volume I
Volume I. general american literature Electronic Texts or Primary Source sites Project Gutenberg This project provides many electronic
http://college.hmco.com/english/heath/sites.html
Rubriek: 18.06 Anglo-American Literature : General
DutchESS, Dutch Electronic Subject Service, Rubriek 18.06 Angloamerican literature general. Link , Alex Catalog of Electronic Texts / Eric Lease Morgan.
http://www.kb.nl/dutchess/18/06/01/
General Literary Resources
general Literary Resources. american literature Discussion Group Archives; Electronic Archives for Teaching the american literatures (Georgetown Univ.);
http://www.library.cornell.edu/olinuris/ref/lit/general.html

Extractions: Language (M.I.T.'s Tech Classics Archive) (U.C. Berkeley) Medieval Literature (NetSERF, Catholic University) Labyrinth - Medieval Studies (Georgetown Univ.) Anthology of Middle English Literature (1350-1485) The Camelot Project (Arthurian resources; U. of Rochester) 16th Century Renaissance English Literature, 1485-1603
Research Collections: English And American Literature Collection
PR 60506076, English literature (1961 - ). PR 8309-9899, Colonial literature. PS 1-478, american. literature (general). PS 501-688, american literature Collections.
http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/ulib/port/protof/coll-eng.html

Extractions: The primary purpose of the English and American literature budget is to support the teaching and research of literature. The diverse clientele served include English Department faculty and students, other B.C. faculty and students, B.C. staff, others from the B.C. community, visiting scholars and students, and other members of the general public. It is a major goal of the collections to serve the courses taught by the English Department and the research needs of the faculty and students. The nature of the subject determines that most materials will be monographs. Clearly a large number of journal subscriptions is also essential. Several years ago O'Neill Library greatly increased its subscriptions to English journals. Though it is anticipated that the number of journals added in the near future will not be as great, new journal subscriptions will continue to be made as appropriate. Journals collected are primarily those of literary criticism and major literary reviews. Some journals of creative writing are collected, though it is not the policy to acquire a comprehensive collection of literary magazines. The increasing focus on collecting in electronic format is dealt with in
English And American Literature Collection - Boston College
PR 60506076. English literature (1961 - ). PR 8309-9899. Colonial literature. PS 1-478. american. literature (general). PS 501-688. american literature Collections.
http://www.bc.edu/libraries/resources/collections/s-engamlit/

Extractions: LIBRARIES HOME ABOUT THE LIBRARIES RESOURCES Quest: Library Catalog ... Contact Libraries The primary purpose of the English and American literature budget is to support the teaching and research of literature. The diverse clientele served include English Department faculty and students, other B.C. faculty and students, B.C. staff, others from the B.C. community, visiting scholars and students, and other members of the general public. It is a major goal of the collections to serve the courses taught by the English Department and the research needs of the faculty and students. The nature of the subject determines that most materials will be monographs. Clearly a large number of journal subscriptions is also essential. Several years ago O'Neill Library greatly increased its subscriptions to English journals. Though it is anticipated that the number of journals added in the near future will not be as great, new journal subscriptions will continue to be made as appropriate. Journals collected are primarily those of literary criticism and major literary reviews. Some journals of creative writing are collected, though it is not the policy to acquire a comprehensive collection of literary magazines. The increasing focus on collecting in electronic format is dealt with in Formats and Types of Materials below.
BU Libraries | Services | Collection Development Policies | English And American
The subject scope of the american literature collection is PS. range, we acquire selectively in several subject areas, ie, literature (general), Poetry, Prose
http://www.bu.edu/library/collections/cdengl.html

Extractions: GENERAL PURPOSE OF THE COLLECTION The English collection primarily supports the interests of the English Department The English Department offers four degrees: the BA, the MA in Creative Writing, and the MA and the PhD in English. Courses are offered in language and linguistics, in creative writing, and in literature; the latter program offers a full range of classes in literary genres and time periods, individual authors, and literary movements, as well as in literary theory and the history of criticism. Included among the distinguished faculty are Nobel Laureates Saul Bellow and Derek Walcott, and former U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky. Faculty members are associated with the journal Studies in Romanticism , which is published by the GRS, with AGNI , which is published at the University, and with Literary Imagination . Some faculty also teach in the interdisciplinary core curriculum in CAS. The English collection also serves students and faculty in other academic programs. Metropolitan College offers a Bachelor of Liberal Studies in English. Theatre Arts, Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures, the University Professors, the Editorial Institute, the CAS College Writing Program, the College of Communication, the College of General Studies, and the Center for English Language and Orientation Programs (CELOP) make use of the collection. In addition, the larger University community relies upon the literature collection for recreational reading.
English : The Norton Anthology Of American Literature, 6e
The Norton Anthology of american literature Sixth Edition Shorter Sixth Edition Nina Baym, general Editor, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign; Wayne
http://www.wwnorton.com/college/titles/english/naal6/

Extractions: Nina Baym, General Editor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ; Wayne Franklin, Northeastern University ; Philip Gura, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ; Hershel Parker, University of Delaware ; Arnold Krupat, Sarah Lawrence College ; Ronald Gottesman, University of Southern California ; Jerome Klinkowitz, University of Northern Iowa ; Patricia B. Wallace, Vassar College 2 pb vols, bellybanded, 2002 3 pb vols, bellybanded, 2002 Vol. A: American Literature to 1820 paper, 2002 Vol. B: American Literature, 1820-1865 paper, 2002 Vol. C: American Literature, 1865-1914 paper, 2002 Vol. D: Between the Wars, 1914-1945 paper, 2002 Vol. E: American Literature since 1945 paper, 2002 "From the inception of The Norton Anthology of American Literature , three goals have been paramount: first, to present a variety of works rich and substantial enough to enable teachers to build their own courses according to their own ideals; second, to make the anthology self-sufficient by featuring many
African American Studies : The Norton Anthology Of African American Literature,
The Norton Anthology of African american literature Second Edition Henry Louis Gates Jr., general Editor, Harvard University; Nellie Y. McKay, general Editor
http://www.wwnorton.com/college/titles/afam/nafam2/welcome.htm
SULAIR: AmLitStudies: American Literary Collections
ComputerBased Resources in american literature. Special Collections and Uncataloged Resources. general Information. Last modified April 2, 2004.
http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/hasrg/ablit/amerlit/

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AMERICAN INDIAN LITERATURE, C-G
of authenticity in Native american literature whose experience as to, and respect for, Native american traditions and general Collection, Golda Meir Library.
http://www.uwm.edu/Library/special/exhibits/nativelt/cg.htm

Extractions: Call Number: PS 3553 .A777 Z464 1986 c.2 This charming memoir is ostensibly about Carter’s childhood in the Tennessee mountains with his Cherokee grandparents. His publisher reported that he was "Storyteller in Council to the Cherokee Nations," and that "he uses the council storytelling method of the Indian in passing on the history of his people." Many years after the publication of his "memoir," it was discovered that Carter was not a Cherokee, but a white man from Alabama who had once been a propagandist for George Wallace. This revelation raised the question of "authenticity"in Native American literature: whose experience as a Native American is authentic enough to bestow the proper "authority?" Memoir or fiction
The British Columbia Digital Library: Collections By Subject: Literature: Genera
in English and american literature. It is designed to be convenient and useful for students, scholars, writers, teachers, reading groups, and general readers.
http://bcdlib.tc.ca/links-subjects-literature_general.html

Extractions: The British Columbia Digital Library Scope note: These works, which include non-fiction, may be in any language or literary genre. Here are also philosophical treatises on various topics not listed elsewhere in the BC Digital Library subject catalogue. See also Collections by Title International Collections by Institution specific time periods for literature; and Women Biblioteca Digital de Obras Raras e Especiais . São Paulo, Brazil: Universidade de São Paulo. An extraordinary collection of digital facsimile rare books on a wide range of topics dating back to the 1400s (pre-1501 works are incunabula). Many of these works pertain to early exploration of the Western Hemisphere by European adventurers and scientists. Date accessed: 2004-03-06. Date added: 2004-03-06. Classic Bookshelf . Ivybridge, Devon, UK: Classic Bookshelf Ltd., 2000-. Free HTML transcriptions of classic English language and translated literary works presented in HTML or in a Java-based interface that allows you to select various layout and display options. Date accessed: 2004-03-06. Date added: 2004-03-06. Early Modern Literary Studies (ISSN 1201-2459). Scholarly electronic journal focusing on English literature from the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries. Extenstive links to electronic texts including classical Graeco-Roman works in English translation (for example, Aristotle, Homer, Plato, Virgil). Site-search engine.
Indiana University Libraries--English And American Literature
Subject Librarian for English and american literature Kate Quarles (interim) Main Library E1060 Indiana University Bloomington, IN general Library Resources.
http://www.indiana.edu/~libsalc/pwillett/english-www.html
The Sonnet In American Literature
four to seven rimes, and, in general, treating one and Compromise sonnet forms existed before american sonnet writing of one period of our literature than of
http://www.sonnets.org/sterner.htm

Extractions: One might well ask of this chronological survey of a hundred and fifty years of American sonnet writing these very specific questions: To what extent has the sonnet been used by American poets? What changes in form has the sonnet undergone? To what degree has the sonnet been a genuine poetic vehicle in American poetry, and to what extent has it been merely a convenient and conventional prosodic exercise? To what new uses, if any, has it been put, particularly by the younger, more frankly experimental, verse writers of this country? The best answer to the first question is the long list of two hundred and three American poets who have used the sonnet form, and the formidable number of sonnets they wrote. (See pages 123-128.) The late appearance of the sonnet form in American poetrythe fourth quarter of the eighteenth century being the earliest date that can possibly be assigned to our first specimen, Addressed to My Friends at Yale College Once, however, the sonnet had made an appearance in American literature, it found almost universal favor. The American poets of major or minor rank who have not, according to their ordinarily accepted collected works, used the sonnet form at all are not very numerous. The obvious danger of negative assertion prohibits a categorical list of such writers. Rather, the absence of any poet's name from the chronological survey and alphabetical lists which follow must be accepted as a tacit acknowledgment of the author's failure to locate any sonnets by that particular writer.
ORO: Oxford Reference Online: Subjects And Titles
general Reference. literature. *The Oxford Companion to English literature *The Oxford Companion to american literature *The Oxford Companion to Shakespeare
http://www.oxfordreference.com/pages/Subjects_and_Titles__2B
Online NewsHour: African American Literary Anthology March 7 , 1997
The Norton Anthology of African american literature brings to the general public for the very first time in american history the entire tradition of African
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/gergen/march97/african_lit_3-7.html

Extractions: to read or write. For more, join Authors' Corner A RealAudio version of this NewsHour segment is available. Enjoy this transcript, then send your questions to our Online Forum with Nellie Y. McKay, general editor of the The Norton Anthology of African American Literature Related NewsHour Links: March 5, 1997:
AllRefer Encyclopedia - Romanticism (Literature, General) - Encyclopedia
Related Category literature, general. this article Introduction; Characteristics of Romanticism; Romanticism in literature; american literature PierreSimon
http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/R/romantic.html

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AllRefer Reference - Literature And The Arts Encyclopedia
literature, general Language And South African literature South African literature, Biographies american literature american literature
http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/Literature_and_the_Arts/

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Glbtq >> Literature >> American Literature: Colonial
Citation Information. Author Cavitch, Max, Entry Title american literature Colonial, general Editor Claude J. Summers, Publication
http://www.glbtq.com/literature/am_lit1_colonial.html

Extractions: American Literature: Colonial Knowledge of what we might now call homosexuality in early British America comes to usthrough court documents, letters, sermons, travel narrativesin the frequently reticent languages of sodomy and love, of act and affect. What we (often rightly) interpret as a reluctance in these texts to name or specify sanctioned behaviors is, in many cases, an effect of a need to read these texts in a certain way, to find in them evidence of connection to contemporary behavior and identity. There are in fact many textsranging in tone from scandalized to exuberantthat engage in frank descriptions of what was done and what was felt by these earlier Americans. The reasons for that frankness (and that scandal and exuberance) are perhaps what is underarticulated. Sponsor Message.
UNH Library - American Literature Resources
page contains general information about resources and tools available at the University Library to assist researchers in the study of american literature.
http://www.reference.unh.edu/guides/amlit.html

Extractions: The following page contains general information about resources and tools available at the University Library to assist researchers in the study of American literature. The research process for each researcher will be slightly different, so this guide cannot cover every possibility. Please feel free to contact the Reference staff at 862-1544 or at the Reference Desk on the main floor (Level 3) of the Dimond Library should you have any questions regarding your individual research project. The library's holdings are best accessed through our online catalog, called Triple I (III). This system can be searched by author, title, subject, journal title, or key word. Help in using the online catalog is available onscreen and at the Reference Desk. The library catalog can be accessed from your home, dorm, or office.
Library Of Congress, Collections Overviews: American Literature
literature, as well as numerous additional bibliographies relating to american literature in other areas (drama, fiction, general literature, and individual
http://www.loc.gov/acq/devpol/colloverviews/amerlit.html

Extractions: Collections Overviews Home Master List of Collections Overviews Scope Size General Research Strengths Areas of Distinction ... Weaknesses/Exclusions In American literature, the greatest breadth and depth of the Library's collections probably lies in its classified holdings. This overview, therefore, emphasizes those holdings while referring secondarily to manuscript, recorded, and microform, and other related formats and materials. A 1989 survey showed the Library's collections in the classification for American literature numbered approximately 116,000 titles, more than twice as many as the other eighteen large U.S. university libraries surveyed. In addition the Library's holdings include well over 200,000 titles classed as fiction in English, most of which are American works. The Library holds several hundred bibliographies in American literature, as well as numerous additional bibliographies relating to American literature in other areas (drama, fiction, general literature, and individual authors). Finally, many thousands of works of literary significance are classed as general interest magazines, as poetry, drama, and in other parts of the cataloged collections. The main strength of the Library's collections in American literature is comprehensiveness. It has long been the Library's policy to collect all monographs by American authors whose writings are generally regarded as having literary merit, as representing important trends in serious creative writing, or as presenting significant criticism and discussion of literature, and all periodicals whose contents consist principally of these writings. Manuscript materials relating to American literature feature the papers of Walt Whitman and include those of other authors representative of nineteenth- and twentieth-century literary movements, forms, and points of view. Several microform collections supplement the Library's print materials relating to American literature, particularly for early and nineteenth-century books and periodicals.

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