21. Engl 124.01 Survey Of British Lit II: Syllabus providing an overview of british literature from the something to tie the literature together thematically can consider Willaim Morris s arthurian writings in http://condor.stcloudstate.edu/~scogdill/224/224syllabus.html

Survey of British Literature II Sharon Cogdill Office Hours, Spring 1996 to reach me, call My office: (612) 654-5472 English department: (612) 255-3061 Fax: 612.654.5524 or visit 120 Eastman Hall by appointment, or Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 2:00-4:00 or mail email: scogdill@tigger.stcloudstate.edu English Department St. Cloud State University St. Cloud, MN 54301-4498 Course Syllabus Textbooks Abrams et al. The Norton Anthology of English Literature. Vol. 2. 6th ed. New York: W.W. Norton, 1993. Carroll, Lewis. Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass Tennyson, Alfred, Lord. Idylls of the King. London: Penguin, 1983. About this course The Undergraduate Bulletin describes this course as "224. Survey of British Literature II. Continuation of ENGL 223 [which emphasized the historical overview] providing an overview of British literature from the Romantics through the present." Important in a course like this is some awareness of the historical and social contexts for the literature the periodization, which for this class we will loosely characterize as the Romantic the Victorian the Fin de Siecle and the Edwardian the Modern the Post-Modern the genres and their development the canonical texts and authors what's left out of the canon and what that signifies To me also important is a sense of the development of a few ideas, something to tie the literature together thematically, taking the concerns of the day and locating them in their own and then in our contexts. We'll be looking at the following ideas as they develop through the two centuries:

22. British Writers - Classic Literature - Writers Around The World Arnold, Matthew (18221888) british writer. Poet and critic who wrote the famous poem Dover Beach. . arthurian literature These sites are devoted to all http://classiclit.about.com/cs/britishwriters/

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23. Sir Gawain - British Literature - Classic Literature mid14th century, one of the most exquisite pieces of medieval literature extant Knight - Summary Student s summary of the plot of the arthurian epic outlines http://classiclit.about.com/cs/sirgawain/

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24. ClassZone: Language Of Literature 1997 database of arthurian texts, images, bibliographies, and basic information arthurian Studies Nested site in Labyrinth home page. british literature, Unit Two. http://www.classzone.com/lol97/grade12.html

Use the links below to select a title from a specific grade and unit. The titles in the menu correspond to individual sections in McDougal Littell's Language of Literature series. By selecting a title, you will jump to a set of links chosen by our editors. These links were selected because they provide additional content or information that may be useful when discussing a particular selection or topic. Select a grade: American Literature British Literature British Literature, Unit One Beowulf "The Electronic Beowulf " An article by Professor Kevin S. Kiernanone of the developers of the Electronic Beowulf Project providing insight into the rationale and progress of the project Electronic Beowulf Information about an effort to prepare digital facsimiles of the Beowulf manuscript and related documents. Includes links to sample images. Resources for Studying Beowulf Provides several useful directions for extending the study of Beowulf , including a bibliography and a translation the Iliad: Ancient Greece Perseus Encyclopedia: Homer A useful discussion of the authorship and composition of the Homeric epics, with a bibliography and links to ancient texts dealing with Homer's life and works. Provided by the Perseus Project at Tufts University.

25. Bio Info. developed and taught Victorian literature, TwentiethCentury british literature, Nineteenth-Century british literature, arthurian literature, Irish literature http://www.wsu.edu/~hydev/myinfo.htm

Virginia Hyde Education: Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, Madison B. A., Arizona State University ( Summa cum laude Position: Professor of English Husband: David C. Barnes (since 1987) The "wallpaper" on my homepage is from the cover of my book The Risen Adam AWARDS Most Supportive Faculty Member , EGO, WSU English Department (1995); Best Graduate Seminar , EGO, English Department (1996); Outstanding Teaching and Scholarship , WSU Honors Program (1984); Excellence in Teaching , WSU Honors Program (1986). I received a commendation from the Lawrence Society at its Eighth International Conference, held in Naples, Italy (2001). I hold the ASU President's Medallion of Merit and have received awards from the AAUW and IOOF as well as research and travel grants. I held the Vilas Fellowship of the University of Wisconsin and Phi Kappa Phi's National Sparks Fellowship and National Gibbs Fellowship. PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS : I am President of the Lawrence Society of North America, a scholarly organization allied to the Modern Language Association of America. Some other professional organizations (besides MLA): American Conference for Irish Studies, Arthurian Society, Browning Society, AAUP, and WSU Association for Faculty Women.

26. Some Links King Arthur the Early british Kingdoms http fulltales/fullindex.htm The Oxford arthurian Society, founded in of King Arthur in history, literature and legend http://www.thomaslovepeacock.net/links.html

arthurian sites various other sites T. L. Peacock Society links 19th Century British and Irish Authors http://www.lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/19th-authors.html The British Association for Romantic Studies http://www.bangor.ac.uk/english/bars/intro.htm British Poetry 1780-1910: a Hypertext Archive of Scholarly Editions http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/britpo.html The Gothic Literature Page -the English Gothic Novel from 1764 to 1820: http://members.aol.com/iamudolpho/basic.html Literary Resources on the Net http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit/ Literary Resources -Romantic: http://www.andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit/romantic.html Nineteenth Century LiteratureElectronic Edition http://www-ucpress.berkeley.edu/scan/ncl-e/ The North American Society for the Study of Romanticism http://www.arts.uwaterloo.ca/~jmwright/nassr.html The Northeast Victorian Studies Association http://fmc.utm.edu/nvsa Romantic Canons -A Bibliography (and an Argument): http://www.muohio.edu/~mandellc/update/canon.htm Romantic Chronology http://humanitas.ucsb.edu/projects/pack/rom-chrono/chrono.htm

27. Survey Of British Literature I - Kingwood College - Assignment: Slavery Revolts Survey of british literature I. the age of enlightenment; the crusades; plagues; executions and other interesting disasters; the arthurian materials; the rise http://kclibrary.nhmccd.edu/britlit2322-WCT.htm

Kingwood College Library Survey of British Literature I Discretion, Piety, Charity, and Prudence instruct Christian at the Palace Beautiful. (from B unyan's Pilgrim's Progress, With Over One Hundred Illustrations Designed by Frederick Barnard and Others, Engraved by Dalziel Brothers (Philadelphia: John C. Winston Company, 1894). T he best library assignments are ones that use a variety of resources including books, newspaper and journal articles, internet sites, and even videos or audiocassettes. We encourage you to use all of these sources for your paper. Books should provide some of the best information for literary and historic topics. You may apply for a library card and request materials online. We hope you will take full advantage of the many resources our libraries offer. P lease contact Kingwood College Librarians or Professor Samuelson with any questions you may have during your research. BOOKS JOURNALS INTERNET SUPPORT Assignment A critical biography of Edmund Spenser, Christopher Marlowe, John Donne, Alexander Pope, Henry Fielding, or Samuel Johnson. Remember that the emphasis is on critical . Don't simply write a life, but an interpretation of that life from a literary perspective. You must read at least one other work by this author not covered in class and critique it.

28. Lehigh Humanities People and literature, and The Empire Writes Back Postcolonial History and british literature. Her graduate courses include, arthurian Romance Fantasy, Nation http://www.lehigh.edu/~inhum/people.htm

About Us People Programs Summer 2004 ... Home HUMANITIES CENTER LEHIGH UNIVERSITY, 224 W. Packer Ave., Bethlehem, PA 18015 People - The Eccentral Committee Gordon C.F. Bearn , Ph.D (Yale University) Professor of Philosophy and Director, Lehigh University Humanities Center I am interested in whether the philosophers in our century who despise the science-centering of life and thought (Wittgenstein, Heidegger) as well as those who welcome this trend (Russell, Carnap, Quine, Churchland, Churchland) might not BOTH be muddled. Both presuppose the existence of a clean cut between philosophy and science and simply choose to be on different teams. But the late work of the likes of Derrida, Foucault, and Deleuze, inspires the thought that there can be no clean cut of the sort required by both teams. This touches none of the substance of the laboratory life the naturalizers love, but makes the ideological defense of either the laboratory or the library indefensible. Where does this leave us? Well yes, precisely, where does this leave us? Scott P. Gordon

29. Department Of English - Purdue University Felluga, is Byron and the Constitution of the british Novel. Armstrong specializes in Middle English Language and literature, arthurian literature, AngloSaxon http://www.sla.purdue.edu/academic/engl/graduate/faculty.asp

Welcome Prospective Students Financial Support Programs ... [Next Thomas Adler Professor Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1970 Phone: FAX: Email: tadler@purdue.edu Website: Specialization: Twentieth century drama, with particular interest in Williams, Pinter, and Albee Thomas Adler has written several books, including "A Streetcar Named Desire": The Moth and the Lantern (1990) and American Drama, 1940-1960: A Critical History (1994; paperback reprint 1997). A specialist in modern British and modern American drama, with particular interest in Tennessee Williams, Harold Pinter, and Edward Albee, he has published widely, with numerous book chapters and articles in such journals as Modern Drama Theatre Journal Arizona Quarterly Comparative Drama Southern Literary Journal , and Mississippi Quarterly . Recently, he has contributed invited essays to four different volumes in the series of Cambridge Companions to Williams, Arthur Miller, Sam Shepard, and American Women Playwrights. His current research project is a book focusing on A. S. Byatt, Tom Stoppard, and David Hare. Back to top Emily Allen Associate Professor Ph.D., University of California at Santa Barbara, 1996

30. The Age Of Cavalry And Arthurian Literature Gradually, the british found it increasingly difficult to hold out against the Consequently, it is not coincidental that the arthurian literature that we are http://www.georgetown.edu/users/kammerb/cavalry.htm

The Age of Cavalry and Arthurian Literature Warfare during the fifth and sixth centuries, the most likely time of the historical King Arthur, was primitive and brutal. Evidence for such a harsh form of warfare can be found in the medieval texts of Gildas Nennius knight as a soldier who was relatively well equipped in regard to weapons and armor and was trained to fight on horseback, forming a military class distinction denoting professional elite troops (10). These knights dominated the social and political aspects of life, and more importantly for our discussion, warfare. Chretien de Troyes , in his late twelfth century work " The Knight of the Cart, " provides a clear picture of the knight, illustrating the importance of knights not only on the battlefield, but also in Arthurian literature: "When he was armed, he remounted at once and took up the shield and the long, straight, and colorfully painted lance; at his side he hung the sharp, bright sword." The passage above by Chretien does two things. Written probably in 1160-80, the passage first introduces the knight into Arthurian literature, and secondly, gives us a glimpse at the business end of a knight, namely his weapons. The two principle weapons of the knight, as shown by the passage, are the lance and the sword. The lance was usually made of ash wood, about fourteen feet in length, and carried vertically until lowered for the charge, where it could be wielded overarm or thrown. It depended on the combined momentum of the horse and the knight to achieve its desired effect. However, lances were easily broken, and after the initial impact, were practically useless (Prestwich 26). Lances are best remembered for jousting, and Chretien contains several examples of their use, as does

31. Graduate Studies In English At Texas A&M University literature, NineteenthCentury british, Rhetoric and Composition. Goodman, Jennifer (Ph.D., Harvard University (1981)) Medieval literature; arthurian Legend. http://www-english.tamu.edu/graduate/faculty/

Home Programs Courses Support ... APPLY Current graduate faculty members include: Ahmed, Siraj (Ph.D., Columbia University (1999)) 18th Century Literature; Post-Colonial Literature. Andreadis, Harriette (Ph.D., University of Wisconsin (1970)) Balester, Valerie (Ph.D., University of Texas (1988)) Discourse Studies; Literacy Studies; Rhetoric; Composition. Berthold, Dennis (Ph.D., University of Wisconsin (1972)) 19th Century American Literature; Literature of the Sea. Boenig, Robert (Ph.D., Rutgers University (1978)) Medieval Literature; Popular Literature; Interdisciplinary Approaches. Brooks, Douglas (Ph.D., Columbia University (1997)) Renaissance Literature; Shakespeare. Brown, Kimberly (Ph.D., University of Maryland (1998)) African-American Literature; Contemporary Literature; Women Writers. Campbell, Robert (Ph.D., Oklahoma State University (1980)) American Literature; Creative Writing (Fiction). Christensen, Paul (Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania (1975)) Clark, Bedford (Ph.D., Louisiana State University (1973)) Coleman, Finnie

32. OUP USA: British Literature of over 20 years research, they are a chronological and descriptive lisitng of arthurian literature and related Proceedings of the british Academy. Volume 117 http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/LiteratureEnglish/BritishLiteratur

Check Out Help Search More Search Options Browse British Literature British Literature 18th C 19th C ... Women's Literature Never Miss an OUP Sale! Free Email Alerts! More Oxford email lists Enter Sales Promo Code Links of Interest Oxford Online Publishing ESL Atlases Subjects ... Literature/English British Literature Items 51 - 60 of 81. Sort ( asc ) by: title author pub date Casting the Runes and Other Ghost Stories M. R. James A spectacular collection of ghost stories by one of the masters of the genre, introduced by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Chabon Read more hardback Sep 2002 In Stock Horror A Thematic History in Fiction and Film Darryl Jones Read more hardback Jan 2003 Out of Stock Horror A Thematic History in Fiction and Film Darryl Jones Read more paper Jan 2003 In Stock A Cultural History of the English Language Gerry Knowles Read more paper May 1997 In Stock Englishness Identified Manners and Character 1650-1850 Paul Langford Read more hardback May 2000 In Stock The Bible and the Narrative Tradition Frank McConnell Read more paper Jul 1991 In Stock The Year's Work in English Studies and The Year's Work in Critical and Cultural Theory 2002 2 Volume Set Kate McGowan Read more hardback Mar 2003 In Stock The Warden of English The Life of H.W. Fowler

33. OUP USA: The Oxford Chronology Of English Literature: Michael Cox Learn more about this title Browse More Titles In british literature. The English literature Set Michael Cox Buy both The arthurian Annals Daniel P. Nastali http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/LiteratureEnglish/BritishLiteratur

Check Out Help Search More Search Options Browse British Literature British Literature 18th C 19th C ... Women's Literature Browse Related Subjects Literature/English World Literature Irish Reference ... Humanities Never Miss an OUP Sale! Free Email Alerts! More Oxford email lists Enter Sales Promo Code Related Links: Table of Contents Also available on CD-ROM! Subjects Literature/English ... British Literature The Oxford Chronology of English Literature Two Volume Set Michael Cox hardback 1280 pages May 2002 In Stock Price: $295.00 $5.00 (US) $10.00 (INTL) Reviews Product Details About the Author(s) CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title, 2004 Here is a spectacular showcase of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, drama, and literary scholarship from 1475 to 2000. Featuring nearly 30,000 works by more than 4,000 authors, the Chronology focuses on literature, but includes key works in religion, philosophy, economics, science, and law, as well as popular works such as detective fiction. Arranged by year of imprint or by actual publication date, each entry features a wealth of specifics. It is an essential resource for anyone with a serious interest in literature.

34. British Literature To 1800 Syllabus the larger historical, cultural, and theoretical contexts of the british literary tradition Week 3 Histories of England Race and Nation / arthurian literature. http://pages.slu.edu/student/walterj/courses/350_syllabus.html

Home Teaching Research Projects ... Personal Instructor: John Walter Office: Humanities 249 Office Hours: M: 11:10 - 12:10 W: 8:40 - 9:40 Office Phone: Email: walterj@slu.edu General Description This course will trace the development of English and British literary and cultural traditions from the early medieval period (the Anglo-Saxon period) to the end of the 18th century (the early romantic writers). Obviously, such a course will be unable to cover everything, but we will attempt to explore several distinct cultural and historical periods, by reading selections of the literature from each. Also, we will trace several social, cultural, and literary movements as they develop over time. We will also read texts contemporary with the literature of each period but not usually considered "literary" in the traditional sense. These will provide the cultural context in which the literary works emerged and will allow us to consider the dialogue between literary work and other forms of cultural discourse and representation. While this course may be used to fulfill the second of two core requirements in literature, it is also recommended for English majors. Therefore, it may demand a level of work that is somewhat more intensive than that required in other 300-level literature classes. This course is designed to introduce beginning and potential English majors to the historical, the cultural, and even the theoretical ground from which they will pursue their further studies.

35. English 215 Resources Regia Anglorum AngloSaxon, Viking, Norman and british Living History; King Arthur Romancing Politics (Norton Topics Online); arthurian literature links (from http://www.calvin.edu/academic/engl/215/215r.htm

Resources for English 215: Survey of British Literature I Return to English Department or to English 215 Syllabus Historical Background Norton Topics Online (companion website for our anthology) Regia Anglorum : Anglo-Saxon, Viking, Norman and British Living History Norman and Post Conquest history of Measham and the Mease Valley - i.e., a localized English perspective - (Simon Marchini) The Middle Ages - an interactive inroduction to the culture (Annenberg/CPB Exhibits Collection) Medieval Culture resources - scroll down the page (ORB) Dissent, Doubt, and Spiritual Violence in the Reformation (Norton) 17th Century Literature in England (University of Nebraska-Omaha students) Tour of Restoration London 18tth-century background links (Jack Lynch, Rutgers) Miscellaneous Topics A Day in the Life - creative essay on lyrics, ballads ("Barbara Allen"), and Sir Gawain (student essay) Perceptions of Self in Early English Literature (student essay by Bill Morgan) Sonnet Central Women Here's How it Really Happened - women in the Middle Ages (by student Lea Jackson) Medieval Women (L) Representations of Women: Medieval to Renaissance (student essay by Erin Dalcourt) Bede Bede: background (from the Catholic Encyclopedia Bede's History of the Primitive Church of England (full text) Caedmon's Hymn in Old English (with glossary) Hilda and Caedmon: 'The Dream of the Rood': The Earliest English Poem (Julia Bolton Holloway argues that Caedmon composed the Dream of the Rood)

36. Survey Of British Literature SURVEY OF british literature. expedition through some of the finest literature ever written novels, historical fiction, satire, adventure, arthurian (King Arthur http://www.sonlight.com/curriculum-british-literature.html

@import "/includes/ns4_toxins.css"; @import "/includes/sonlight.css"; Featured Products Browse by Subject Comprehensive Packages by Level Direct Order ... Placement Tests Survey of British Literature Survey of British Literature Complete One-Year Literature Program for High School. You may wish to use this program, with no modification, as the basis for teaching one or more students in 11th through 12th grades for one year. We do not recommend this program for use with students below 9th grade. Though a literature program only, this package qualifies for the 10% Core discount. HIGH SCHOOL COURSE SURVEY OF BRITISH LITERATURE Join us on an expedition through some of the finest literature ever written! Selections include comedy, tragedy, epic poetry, detective stories, romance novels, historical fiction, satire, adventure, Arthurian (King Arthur) narratives, fantasy, travelogue, autobiography, Gothic horror, and Christian allegory. We start with an Old English text, Beowulf , an epic poem written when the Christian gospel first came to the pagan Anglos. We then meet Sir Gawain, a knight of the Round Table who struggles with temptation and the superficiality of King Arthur's court. We enjoy Chaucer's wit and wisdom as he regales us with some of his most popular tales, then ponder the human condition as it is expressed in Shakespeare's incredible tragedy, Hamlet . Later, we read several novels and short stories.

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38. Arthurian Links Studies Resources and numerous articles in the journal british Archaeology Maintained by David Ford; Sources arthurian literature contains translations and/or http://www.arthuriana.co.uk/links/arthlink.htm

Arthurian Resources : Links Arthurian Links This page contains links to selected Arthurian (and non-Arthurian) sites on the WWW along with (at the bottom of the page) a brief section of advice on which books and essays in the main bibliographies should be consulted first. Arthurian Links Arthuriana - subscribe to ARTHURNET and the journal of the International Arthurian Society, Arthuriana Arthurian Resources on the Internet - a valuable guide by John J. Doherty The Camelot Project at the University of Rochester - quite simply a wonderful resource Arthuriana on the Web - a brief guide by Professor Norman Hinton, provided as part of the ORB bibliographies. Historical Arthur - an interesting site based on older scholarship, though most of this is now rejected, for example, Collingwood's methodology with regards to identifying the battles in the Historia Brittonum was described by Professor Jackson (whose 'Once Again Arthur's Battles' from the Journal of Modern Philology 43 (1945-6) pp.44-57 is required reading on this topic) thus: "For Collingwood, Arthur fought only the Jutes of Kent, and concequently the battles had to be discovered in south-eastern England. They were." (

39. My Arthurian Page have enchanted a multitude of readers of british literature. to become immersed in fantastic literature dealing with pages having to do with arthurian legends. http://www.kstiles.com/arthur.htm

Of King Arthur, The Round Table, and the Sangreal Hic iacet Arthurus, Rex quondam, Rexque futurus. For countless ages, the legends surrounding King Arthur, his knights, and the quest for the Sangreal have enchanted a multitude of readers of British literature. In fact, many of Britain's most famous works include discussions or references to Arthur (i.e., the Mabinogion , Tennyson's "Idylls of the King," and Malory's Le Morte Darthur ). As a common work chosen for inclusion in high school literature texts, Le Morte Darthur offers teachers and students alike an opportunity to become immersed in fantastic literature dealing with some of the most interesting legends of the island kingdom of Great Britain. This page is my contribution to web resources about the legendary King Arthur. Hopefully, students and teachers alike will find a wealth of resources to enrich their study of King Arthur. Table of Contents This page contains links to web sites and pages having to do with Arthurian legends. The information is divided into the following categories: Links to Arthurian E-Texts Links to Arthurian Societies Educational Resources for Arthurian Studies Links to Arthurian Sites Links to Arthurian E-texts Le Morte Darthur: Sir Thomas Malory's Book of King Arthur and of his Noble Knights of the Round Table, Volume 1

40. Middle Ages - A Multimedia Presentation for English literature. Through the use of an online multimedia PowerPoint, students view famous images of arthurian characters and real british/Roman places. http://www.glc.k12.ga.us/BuilderV03/LPTools/LPShared/lpdisplay.asp?LPID=16093

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