21. :: Ez2Find :: British Open New Window literature site with sections on shakespeare and Tolkien URL http//www.britannia.com/arts/literature/; british literature (Articles) Site http://ez2find.com/cgi-bin/directory/meta/search.pl/Arts/Literature/World_Litera

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Guide : Shakespeare Global Metasearch Any Language English Afrikaans Arabic Bahasa Melayu Belarusian Bulgarian Catala Chinese Simplified Chinese Traditional Cymraeg Czech Dansk Deutsch Eesti Espanol Euskara Faroese Francais Frysk Galego Greek Hebrew Hrvatski Indonesia Islenska Italiano Japanese Korean Latvian Lietuviu Lingua Latina Magyar Netherlands Norsk Polska Portugues Romana Russian Shqip Slovensko Slovensky Srpski Suomi Svenska Thai Turkce Ukrainian Vietnamese Mode All Words Any Word Phrase Results Timeout Depth Adult Filter Add to Favorites Other Search Web News Newsgroups Images Guides Shakespeare ez2Find Home Directory Arts Literature ... British : Shakespeare Authorship Chats and Forums Education Interactive ... Works Related Categories Arts: Humanities: Literature in Art: Shakespeare Arts: Performing Arts: Theatre: Shakespeare Kids and Teens: School Time: English: Literature: Classics: Shakespeare, William Web Sites About: Shakespeare [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] Weekly articles on The Bard's life and times as well as annotated links. URL: http://shakespeare.about.com Absolute Shakespeare [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] Complete online texts, classic essays by Coleridge and Hazlitt, analyses of some of the best known works and biographical content.

23. Access Middle School! Free English Literature, Shakespeare, And Author Resources glossary. http//thetech.mit.edu/shakespeare/works.html. Robin Hood Project Site for use when studying Medieval british literature. http http://www.middleschool.net/curlink/englit/englit.htm

Contact Us About Us Special Thanks Support MiddleSchool. Ne t BECOME A Corporate Sponsor CONTRIBUTE Adopt a Section and See Your Name In Print! Send Us a Lesson Plan Develop a New, Special Section ... Shakespeare Literature - General Sites Aaron Shepard's Reader's Theater Editions http://www.aaronshep.com/ r t/RTE.html A lice's Adventures in Wonderland in dynamic text. A must visit site http://www.megabrands .com/alice Bibliomania Reproduction of many classical works http://www.bibliomania.com Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books http://edfu.lis.uiuc.edu/puboff/bccb Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Page http://www.carolhurst.com/index.html

24. British & Commonwealth Literature Archive of Scholarly Editions; british Women Romantic and basic information; Canadian literature Archive; Works of William shakespeare; Contemporary Postcolonial http://www.utpb.edu/library/britlit.html

WWW British Literature Resources American Literature Spanish/Bilingual Humanities: General Voice of the Shuttle: Web Page for Humanities Research The pre-eminent site for Humanities research Electronic Text Center University of Virginia. The Electronic Text Center's holdings include approximately 45,000 on- and off-line humanities texts in twelve languages, with more than 50,000 related images (book illustrations, covers, manuscripts, newspaper pages, page images of Special Collections books, museum objects, etc.) English Literature Note: Ignore intial articles; except for Chaucer entries alphabetized by first word in the site title regardless of author's last name. Chaucer Geoffreychaucer.org: an annotated guide to online resources Chaucer Metapage U. of North Carolina; Larry D. Benson Geoffrey Chaucer The New Chaucer Society Rutgers; a scholarly yet accessible site providing a wide array of useful materials for all academic audiences interested in Chaucer and late medieval literature and culture. 18th Century Resources Rutgers; Jack Lynch

25. British Literature: William Shakespeare - From CD-ROM Access british literature William shakespeare. Sold Out, (Win/Mac) (Jewel Case) (BLSHAKESDJ). Zane Publishing. Reference\literature. The Time http://www.cdaccess.com/html/shared/blshakes.htm

New Arrivals Back in Stock Price Reductions Upcoming Titles ... MAC PRODUCTS British Literature: William Shakespeare Sold Out (Win/Mac) (Jewel Case) (BLSHAKESDJ) Zane Publishing The Time, Life, & Works of William Shakespeare studies the playwright William Shakespeare, whose genius is "not of an age, but for all time." Explore the Golden Age of England during the reign of Elizabeth I through period music and illustrations, historical insights, and excerpts from Shakespeare's plays. Discover the artistry of Shakespeare in his unsurpassed use of language to perfect the unity of plot and the dramatic characterization of human will and emotion. Requirements: Windows - 386/33 or higher (Windows 95 compatible), 4MB RAM (8 MB recommended), CD-ROM drive (double speed recommended), VGA (SVGA 640x480, 256 colors recommended), mouse and sound card recommended. Macintosh - 68030+ Mac (256 colors recommended), System 7+, CD-ROM drive (double speed recommended), 8 MB RAM Service marks and trademarks of other companies remain the property of those companies. CD-ROM Access has no interest in the trademark of others.

26. Shakespeare Study Questions For British Literature To 1760, Alfred E211 british literature to 1760. shakespeare Study Questions, The Tempest. Alfred J. Drake. Office TBA Hours W 34 714-434-1612 ajdrake@ajdrake.com. http://www.ajdrake.com/e211/materials/authors/shakespeare_sq.htm

27. Shakespeare's King Lear Questions For British Literature To 1760, Alfred J. Drak Bacon, John Milton, and Alexander Pope. E211 british literature to 1760. shakespeare s King Lear Study Questions. Alfred J. Drake. http://www.ajdrake.com/e211_sum_03/materials/authors/shakespeare_sq.htm

E211: British Literature to 1760 Shakespeare's King Lear Study Questions Alfred J. Drake. Office: 423 University Hall ajdrake@ajdrake.com Home Syllabus Policies General Questions 1. How many different meanings for the term "nature" are developed in this play? Who articulates the various meanings? Are these significations kept distinct? Do they remain stable throughout the play? 2. The various characters try to assert control over the events of the play by using a number of different linguistic strategies. Try to keep track of these strategies. Act One 3. Does Lear's division of his kingdom in I.i remind you of a fairy tale? How so? Ignore the word "tragedy" in the play's title for a moment, and describe your expectations about how the story might end based on its beginning. 4. What, if anything, is the problem with Lear's early division of his kingdom? Does his behavior make sense? Why is he putting on such a public "show" in I.i? 5. And what about "poor Cordelia" in I.iis her bearing towards her father the king appropriate?

28. TeacherSource . Recommended Links . Arts & Literature | PBS Bloomsbury is the british publisher of the collection of 16th Century literature presents information Writing samples from shakespeare, John Skelton, Henry http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/recommended/arts_lit/lk_britishlit.shtm

search options Monday, June 7, 2004 Recommended Links Archived Recommendations British Literature Boke of Gode Cookery, A Feast on this site dedicated to the food of the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Find information about medieval cooking, instructions for preparing authentic feasts, hundreds of recipes, image collections, and history resources. The recipes are adapted for modern kitchens and measurements. Some recipes have the original spelling along with the modern English. Chaucer students shouldn’t miss the article which includes recipes about food mentioned in the Canterbury Tales and his other writings. Frankenstein Exhibit The National Library of Medicine presents Mary Shelley's Frankenstein via the issues of eugenics, interspecies organ transplants, genetic engineering, and cloning. This site presents the Frankenstein story in the original novel form and film versions. Shelley's novel written almost 200 years ago touches on ethical topics we still debate today about what we consider "acceptable" science? Geoffrey Chaucer Page, The

29. British Literature I - Unit 2 (Revised) ENGL 2543 british literature I The Early Modern Period (Revised). Friday, February Discuss shakespeare’s Sonnets. For Next Class http://www.rsu.edu/faculty/KBugajski/2543drs2rev.html

ENGL 2543: British Literature I The Early Modern Period (Revised) Friday, February Discuss Shakespeare’s Sonnets For Next Class: Read Shakespeare, The Tempest , Act I-II, 1292-1321 Monday, March 1 Discuss The Tempest and politics For Next Class: Complete Shakespeare, The Tempest , Acts III-V, 1321-45 Bring paper questions to class Wednesday, March 3 Discuss The Tempest and theatre; Paper questions For Next Class: Complete Paper #1 Friday, March 5 Paper #1 due ; Discuss The Tempest and interpretation of roles For Next Class: Read Samuel Johnson on Shakespeare, 2783-91 Monday, March 8 Discuss Johnson, Shakespeare, and The Tempest Next Class: Read Robert Herrick: "The Argument of His Book," 1675; "Corinna’s Going A-Maying," 1677; and "To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time," 1678 Read Richard Lovelace: "To Lucasta," 1712; and "To Althea, from Prison," 1714 Read Andrew Marvell: "To His Coy Mistress," 1730; and "The Garden," 1733 Wednesday, March 10 Cavalier poets; Discuss Marvell, Herrick, and Lovelace

30. M.Phil In British Literature 1700-1830 and political thought; his british Romantic Writers Johnson’s criticism of shakespeare by weighing of the Romantics, and Scepticism and literature (2003), an http://www.english.cam.ac.uk/postgraduate/1700_MPhil_Info.htm

Faculty of English University of Cambridge Faculty of English M. Phil. in English Studies: British Literature 1700-1830 Introduction The Course Faculty Members Entry Requirments and Admissions Procedures Introduction The Course The course thus offers both certain compulsory elements and opportunities for individuals to choose from a varied menu. The compulsory elements, in which everyone participates, foster a strong sense of intellectual community (there are normally around ten students taking the M.Phil). The optional elements permit students to develop their own interests, and to focus their whole scheme of work either more sharply or more adventurously, as they please. This combination of intellectual community with individual flexibility is one of the great strengths of the course. Meanwhile, throughout the nine months, students will be pursuing individual research on a topic of their choice. This work will be supported by frequent consultation with their personal supervisor, and, during the first two terms, by classes on research skills, resources, and methodologies. In March students will submit a brief written project (of around 2,000 words) - a piece of research or methodological study arising from their research topic and directly relevant to it. This will be assessed on a pass/fail basis, and will be useful preparation for the writing of a dissertation of between 10,000 and 15,000 words, which will be the sole focus of the student's work between April and June. The mark for the dissertation will count for 50% of the M. Phil. as a whole.

31. DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH We will read eight or nine plays of the English Renaissance, which produced some of the greatest literature in british history, even apart from shakespeare. http://www.english.uiuc.edu/coursecatalog/fall2003/fall2003litcourses.htm

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH 100- thru 400-Level Literature Course Descriptions FALL 2003 100 INTRODUCTION TO LITERARY STUDY This course might be called “How to Be an English Major.” It offers tips on how to make the transition from the high-school study of literature to college-level study. The class will read a relatively small number of poems, short stories, and plays, exploring a number of critical approaches to each. Emphasis will be placed on close reading of short passages, the historical contexts of literature, the way genre affects our reading practices, and the criteria for persuasive interpretations. Students will practice their critical skills in a number of short papers. TEXTS: Vary according to section. 101 INTRODUCTION TO POETRY English 101 provides students with a foundation in the methods of detailed reading and analysis essential to an understanding of poetry and, more broadly, to the study of literature. It provides students with an understanding of and experience in the ways we write about poetry. The course also addresses the basics of prosody, poetic devices (such as diction, metaphor, image, tone), and major verse forms (such as the sonnet, elegy, ode, ballad, dramatic monologue, free verse). The selection of poems from a range of literary periods and movements reflects both the continuity and variation in the history of British and American poetry and provides a sampling of works from the sixteenth to the later twentieth centuries.

32. Fall 2002 English Department Courses We will read plays by Aristophanes, William shakespeare, Moliere, Oscar 115 INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH literature. of the rich diversity of british prose, poetry http://www.english.uiuc.edu/coursecatalog/Fall2002/fall2002englcourses.htm

Department of English 100- thru 400-Level Literature Course Descriptions Fall 2002 100 INTRODUCTION TO LITERARY STUDY This course might be called "How to Be an English Major." It offers tips on how to make the transition from the high-school study of literature to college-level study. The class will read a relatively small number of poems, short stories, and plays, exploring a number of critical approaches to each. Emphasis will be placed on close reading of short passages, the historical contexts of literature, the way genre affects our reading practices, and the criteria for persuasive interpretations. Students will practice their critical skills in a number of short papers. TEXTS: Vary according to section. 101 INTRODUCTION TO POETRY English 101 provides students with a foundation in the methods of detailed reading and analysis essential to an understanding of poetry and, more broadly, to the study of literature. It provides students with an understanding of and experience in the ways we write about poetry. The course also addresses the basics of prosody, poetic devices (such as diction, metaphor, image, tone), and major verse forms (such as the sonnet, elegy, ode, ballad, dramatic monologue, free verse). The selection of poems from a range of literary periods and movements reflects both the continuity and variation in the history of British and American poetry and provides a sampling of works from the sixteenth to the later twentieth centuries.

33. Faculty & Staff: U. Of U. English Dept. Fiction. Brooke Hopkins (brooke.hopkins@English.utah.edu) british Romanticism, psychoanalysis and literature, shakespeare. Howard http://www.hum.utah.edu/english/faculty/

Browse Alphabetically Through Faculty Pages English Department Chair: Stuart Culver Director of Undergraduate Studies: Tom Stillinger Director of Graduate Studies: Barry Weller Director of Creative Writing: Camoin Margaret Brady m.brady@m.cc.utah.edu Folklore, American Indian literature Karen Brennan karenbrennan801@aol.com Fiction writing Gillian Brown gillian.brown@English.utah.edu American literature and culture, feminism , Director of Creative Writing camoin22@comcast.net Fiction writing, American literature Vincent Cheng vincent.cheng@English.utah.edu 20th-century literature, British literature, ethnic studies Katharine Coles k.coles@English.utah.edu Poetry writing, fiction writing. Norman Council Norman.Council@English.utah.edu Shakespeare, Milton, 16th- and 17th-century literature Stuart Culver, Department Chair

34. Arts, Literature, World Literature, British: Shakespeare Explore the World of literature William shakespeare The shakespeare Resource Center Includes a store Touchstone - The british Library s centralized research http://www.combose.com/Arts/Literature/World_Literature/British/Shakespeare/

Top Arts Literature World Literature ... Works Related links of interest: Arts:Performing Arts:Theatre:Shakespeare Kids and Teens:School Time:English:Literature:Classics:Shakespeare, William A Shakespeare Timeline Summary - A quick reference guide to events in his life. About: Shakespeare - Weekly articles on The Bard's life and times as well as annotated links. Absolute Shakespeare - Complete online texts, classic essays by Coleridge and Hazlitt, analyses of some of the best known works and biographical content. All Shakespeare - Shakespeare site including study guides, quotes, and critical essays. Charles Knight's Imperial Edition - Features engravings from the 1873 Imperial Edition of Shakespeare's Complete Works by Victorian publisher Charles Knight, together with accompanying English and Dutch texts. Audio included. Explore the World of Literature: William Shakespeare - An unabridged encyclopedia of Shakespeare's life and works. Its informative content is made easy for researchers to understand and absorb. Fathom Learning Center: Shakespeare And His World - A selection of articles, features, courses and lectures, reference entries, book recommendations and links to further resources on Shakespeare.

35. Arts, Literature, World Literature, British, Shakespeare: Education Includes sections for individual plays and poems. World of literature William shakespeare Resource on Romeo Juliet. Also has a large image gallery. http://www.combose.com/Arts/Literature/World_Literature/British/Shakespeare/Educ

Top Arts Literature World Literature ... Study Guides Related links of interest: Arts:Performing Arts:Theatre:Shakespeare Kids and Teens:School Time:English:Literature:Classics:Shakespeare, William - An annotated page of links on different subjects on the bard. A Course in Shakespeare and Film - Instructor and student prepared materials for English/Film Studies 221 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Includes study guides and useful links. Cascoly Shakespeare Trivia - Includes an interactive trivia database. Draft Early Texts - Transcriptions of the original form in which the plays were published, plus a few study guides. Educating Shakespeare - Information about his schooldays and life in Tudor England. Everything Shakespeare - Contains the complete works, along with summaries, essays, and a history of the man himself. Also provides a message board. Falcon Education Link - Dissection and discussion of Hamlet and Macbeth, plus links. Folger Library Teaching Shakespeare - Lesson plans, workshops and festivals. Life Story and Works of William Shakespeare - Includes biographical information, pictures, poetry, and time line.

36. Literature And Drama Other Suggested Texts. BRADBURY, M. , The Modern british Novel, 1994. FORD, B. (ed.) The New Pelican Guide to English literature, vol. shakespeare in London http://www.bbk.ac.uk/lsp/litdram.htm

Modern Theatre and the London Stage The 20th Century British Novel Shakespeare in London London in Literature Modern Theatre and the London Stage Tutor: Dr Alison Mark This course examines some of the key modern dramatists and movements of the late nineteenth and twentieth century theatre in Britain and Europe. It aims to develop critical understanding of major plays, many of which have had an important influence on both European and American drama. The study of theatre as a performance art will be emphasised throughout the course. Theatre visits cover both plays studied on the course and exciting new productions in London. Each session will involve a variety of teaching methods, with an emphasis on group discussions, workshops and student activities. The course will look at the different crafts which are involved in each production, and, after theatre visits, examine the way in which directing, acting, sets, lighting, costumes, make-up and other elements contribute to the overall success of each performance. The intention is to invite performers and guest lecturers to some of the sessions and the course includes a back stage visit to a major London theatre. Reading List Authors/Texts to be Studied BECKETT, S.

37. Iowa State University Department Of English Amaya, Jose, US Latino/a literature and culture; 20th century American literature. Berg, James, early modern british literature, shakespeare. http://www.engl.iastate.edu/graduatestudies/POSmanual/facultyEnglish.html

English Department Graduate Faculty Name Research and Teaching Areas Allen, Virginia history and theory of rhetoric and composition; pedagogical linguistics; science fiction Amaya, Jose U.S. Latino/a literature and culture; 20th century American literature Berg, James early modern British literature, Shakespeare Betcher, Gloria early British Drama; medieval British literature and culture; hypertext and multimedia in humanities computing Bowers, Neal modern and contemporary American poetry; poetry writing Burnett, Rebecca rhetorical theory; intercultural communication; communication pedagogy; communication in academic disciplines; workplace literacies; collaboration and teamwork; document design; visual and verbal integration in technical documents Carlson, Susan British drama; Shakespeare; modern and contemporary drama; Henry James; contemporary British literature; comedy; women's theatre; feminist approaches to literature Chapelle, Carol computers in applied linguistics; second language acquisition and testing; computer assisted instruction Consigny, Scott

38. English Language And Literature Resources England during the time of Elizabeth and shakespeare. british Poetry 17801910 Hypertext Archive of Scholarly in Romantic and Victorian literature and poetry http://dewey.chs.chico.k12.ca.us/engl.html

English Language and Literature Resources Shakespeare Whitman Irving Cather Hurst Hurston Faulkner Ellison You may go directly to the following sections on this page below: Books and Books Online Book Reviews and Criticism Drama Resources General Information ... English As A Second Language For those who already have language. Reading List (CA Dept. of Education ): Full List , or by Interest/Level Lists of Book Awards General Information Mr. Quist's Poetry Research Assignment Resources Mr. McKay's Research Project Resources: Teen Dating Violence This is a collection of links to information about dating violence and "date rape". It has been gathered to support the research projects by the students of Mr. McKay's English classes. Mr. Mathews' Symbolism Project Symbolism Dictionary Look up a symbol and find its meaning. "This symbolism dictionary endeavors to provide some possible cultural significances of various symbols, and suggest ways in which those symbols may have been used in context." You may go to the Art Page to see how artists have used symbolism in their art. For more symbols, see:

39. British Literature Timeline Key literature/Authors * William shakespeare * John Donne *Cavalier british colonies demand independence. Key literature/Authors James Joyce, Joseph Conrad http://www.studyguide.org/brit_lit_timeline.htm

Study guide .org A Web Site for Mrs. Adams' English Classes Homepage British Literature through Time Click one of the links below to go directly to literary time period information. Anglo-Saxon Period Neoclassical/Restoration Modern/Post-Modern Medieval Period ... Victorian Old English/Anglo-Saxon Period Years: 449-1066 Content: strong belief in fate juxtaposition of church and pagan worlds admiration of heroic warriors who prevail in battle express religious faith and give moral instruction through literature Style/Genres: oral tradition of literature poetry dominant genre unique verse form caesura alliteration repetition 4 beat rhythm Effect: Christianity helps literacy to spread introduces Roman alphabet to Britain oral tradition helps unite diverse peoples and their myths Historical Context: life centered around ancestral tribes or clans that ruled themselves at first the people were warriors from invading outlying areas: Angles, Saxons, Jutes, and Danes later they were agricultural Key Literature/Authors: Beowulf Bede Exeter Book Middle English Period (The Medieval Period) Years: Content: plays that instruct the illiterate masses in morals and religioun chivalric code of honor religious devotion Style/Genres: oral tradition continues folk ballads mystery and miracle plays morality plays stock epithets kennings frame stories Effect: church instructs its people through the morality and miracle plays an illiterate population is able to hear and see the literature Historical Context: Crusades bring the development of a money economy for the first time in Britain

40. Drama And Literature Royal National Theatre, the Royal shakespeare Company and as recordings of poetry and literature in performance. services in the main british Library building http://www.bl.uk/collections/sound-archive/drama.html

document.write(''); Home Collections Sound archive print ... Listen The British Library Sound Archive Drama and Literature © Forced Entertainment (Photo: Hugo Glendinning) The Drama and Literature section holds a unique collection of drama, including live performances from the Royal National Theatre, the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal Court Theatre, as well as recordings of poetry and literature in performance. Material is drawn from commercial releases, broadcasts, the BBC's sound archives and the Sound Archive's own live recording programme. Users of the Sound Archive services in the main British Library building at St Pancras are able to consult the British Library's very extensive collections of printed books and manuscripts in conjunction with the sound recordings. Listen to the sound samples on this page with the Real Audio player Paul Robeson as Othello (1959) Catalogue details This live recording comes from a Royal Shakespeare Company production. With kind permission of the Governors of the Royal

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