41. Internet Public Library: Criticism be browsed by author, by title, or by nationality and literary period. UndergraduateGuide to Critical theory http//omni.cc.purdue.edu/~felluga/theory.html A http://www.ipl.org/div/subject/browse/hum60.20.00/

dqmcodebase = "/javascript/" Subject Collections Business Computers Education ... Criticism This collection All of the IPL Advanced Resources in this category: You can also view Magazines Associations on the Net under this heading. bookreporter.com http://www.bookreporter.com/ Browse by category or search for recent book reviews, excerpts, and author interviews, done just for the Bookreporter. Reviews range from a paragraph to a page with the longer reviews being signed. The Cambridge History of English and American Literature http://www.bartleby.com/cambridge/ "The Cambridge History of English and American Literature is considered the most important work of literary history and criticism ever published on writings in the English language. Compiled over fourteen years, from 1907 to 1921, the Cambridge History contains over 303 chapters and11,000 pages, with essay topics ranging from poetry, fiction, drama and essays to history, theology and political writing. The set encompasses a wide selection of writing on orators, humorists, poets, newspaper columnists, religious leaders, economists, Native Americans, song writers, and even non-English writing, such as Yiddish and Creole." FreeBooknotes.com

42. Internet Public Library: Literary Criticism litlinks/home.htm LitLinks has biographies and short lists of links to authors infive literary genres fiction, drama, poetry, essays, and critical theory. http://www.ipl.org/div/litcrit/guide.html

dqmcodebase = "/javascript/" Subject Collections Business Computers Education ... Literary Criticism This collection All of the IPL Advanced Online Literary Criticism Guide Good literary criticism can be one of the hardest kinds of information to find on the Internet. Although there are many sources of online author information, it can often be difficult to find authoritative and critical works. To help you find the best information, we've collected and described some of the best starting places for finding online critical writing. This resource is particularly good for finding information on English-language authors, but also includes many authors whose works have been translated into English. If you find good guides to critical sites that we have missed, please let us know by emailing us at crit-url@ipl.org Best Starting Places Other Useful Starting Places Starting Places for Particular Time Periods Best Starting Places Atlantic Monthly Magazine search http://www.theatlantic.com/search/ The Atlantic Monthly Magazine provides critical reviews of influential books; their website contains reviews dating back to the 19th century to show how authors were received by their contemporaries. Use their search engine to find old articles about your author. Literary Resources on the Net http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/Lit/

43. Literary Criticism And Theory Guide. literary criticism theory A Student s Research Guide. TheJohns Hopkins Guide to literary theory and criticism. Baltimore http://www.lesley.edu/library/guides/research/litcrit.html

FLO catalog ask a librarian resources ... main page Internet Research Guide How to Search General Sources Theories How to Search for Articles and Books Ludcke Library Databases by Subject http://www.lesley.edu/library/resources/databases.html On this page under the subject of Literature there are four databases to help you in your search. The databases are Contemporary Authors, Contemporary Literary Criticism, MLA International Bibliography, and the Database of Award-Winning Children's Literature. If you are having difficulty in your search try using a multi-disciplinary database such as Expanded Academic ASAP or Academic Search Premier and when all else fails ask a reference librarian to guide you in your search (they are very helpful!). Searching in a Database After you have become familiar with the terms and concepts of literary criticism by reviewing the books and web guides you are now more prepared to start your research. To search for critical essays or journal articles on databases use subject headings or keywords with the terminology that is specific to the theory/criticism you are studying.

44. George Mason University Bookstore History. literary criticism and theory. Medicine/Health. Travel. literary criticismand theory. Black Manhood in James Baldwin Clark, Keith ISBN 0252027272 $34.95. http://gmu.bkstore.com/default.asp?s=235908672602|00366&m=0312&book_cat=54

45. EH 500 Literary Criticism And Theory EH 500 literary criticism and theory. Usual instructor Dr. DavidNeff. This course contains a specific unit on feminist criticism http://www.uah.edu/colleges/liberal/womensstudies/eh500.html

EH 500 Literary Criticism and Theory Usual instructor: Dr. David Neff This course contains a specific unit on feminist criticism and theory, it engages gender issues in various other schools of thought (psychoanalytic, Marxist, formalist, new historicist, multiculturalist, structuralist, post-structuralist, etc.), and it analyzes writings by women who have developed and/or modified useful and interesting theoretical approaches. Students have an opportunity to investigate gender concerns in some depth, for they are asked to write analyses of texts by various critics/theorists not covered in class. This counts as the elective in the Women's Studies minor Return to Women's Studies Home Page

46. Literary Criticism The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics (1993), provides excellentintroductions to literary criticism and theory, plus bibilographies. http://www.poetry-portal.com/styles.html

Beginners Section what is a poem? as pleasure creative writing self knowledge as therapy as art form traditional modernist postmodernist experimental writing cycle themes originality shaping persuasion word choice imagery rhythm critiquing performing publicising publishing books SELECT Advanced Section rhythm word choice imagery metaphor sound persuasion poetry clinic what is poetry? truth in poetry philos. truth math. truth scientific truth poetic myths cont. philos. hermeneutics post-struct. brain function trad. criticism new criticism freudian crit. jungian crit. myth criticism metaphor crit. rhetorical crit. stylistics p-struct. crit. complexity crit. trad. poetry symbolism nonconfs. modernism postmodern. economics. sociology poetry scene why write poetry books SELECT Free E-Book DETAILS poetry archives canonical verse american poetry poetry archives ... reading poetry Literary criticism Literary criticism goes back to the Greeks the T'ang Dynasty and the early Hindu kingdoms . It was part of the human desire to know how things work, and is required

47. Literary Criticism Theory Books Philosophy Literary Criticism literary criticism theory Books Philosophy literary criticism theory BooksNonfiction Books Onli An Online Shopping Mall and directory arranged in a http://www.plaza101.com/plaza/store/shop65260/Online/Literary_Criticism_Theory_B

48. UIUC Comparative Literature: M.A. Exam Reading List, Literary Criticism And Theo Beyond Culture. Weimann. Structure and Society in literary History. Wellek. Conceptsof criticism. White. Tropics of Discourse. Ahmad . In theory. Appadurai. http://www.complit.uiuc.edu/grad/MAreadinglist.htm

1. Foundations of Comparative Literature Auerbach.  Mimesis Bakhtin.  The Dialogic Imagination Benjamin.  Illuminations Chow.  Writing Diaspora de Man.  Resistance to Theory Foucault.  Language, Counter-Memory, Practice. Freud.  Civilization And Its Discontents or Totem and Taboo Frye. Anatomy of Criticism Marx.  th Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte Nietzsche.  Untimely Meditations Genealogy of Morals Said.  Orientalism Todorov.  Literature and Its Theorists Weber . Institution And Interpretation Wellek and Warren.  Theory of Literature Zizek.  Sublime Object of Ideology Amin.  Eurocentrism Arnold. Culture and Anarchy Ashcroft, Griffiths and Tiffin.  The Empire Writes Back Chari.  Sanskrit Criticism Clifford.Â

49. Lc-links-select century. Payment needed. Narrative theory literary criticism Contains 25);New criticism from Glossary of literary theory at UTEL. Feminism http://www.eng.fju.edu.tw/Literary_Criticism/lc-links-select.html

Bibliography Relevant Link Other Theories Literary Criticism Selective Links for Beginners more links on different schools complete list General and Introductory Sites New Crititism ... Feminism Reader Response Structuralism and Semiotics Marxism Psychoanalysis Postmodernism Poststructuralism means highly recommended Voice of the Shuttle : Web Page for Humanities Research; Theory Online Literary Criticism on individual authors of different areas and different periods; 3905 critical and biographical websites about authors and their works. LitLinks collection of links on fiction, drama, poetry, critical theory and essays. Literary Criticism for High School Students Literary Theory: Introductions In Other Words : A Lexicon of the Humanities A Lexicon of Literary Criticism Website for Modern Critical Thought A very nice site, prepared by Mary Klages of the University of Colorado, this one is distinctive because it includes the instructor's lecture notes. Undergraduate Introduction to Literary Theory A spiffy introduction to new historicism, cultural materialism, psychoanalysis, and feminism, this site explains how each theory might be applied to a pair of sonnets from Spenser's Amoretti ; the site was created by D. M. Felluga of Purdue University.

50. Cyberspace, Virtual Reality, And Critical Theory Theories chiefly about Location, Space, Architecture. Jeffrey Achter, Topoliteracy;or the (Mis)uses of Topology in literary criticism and theory; http://www.cyberartsweb.org/cpace/theory/theoryov.html

Cyberspace, Virtual Reality, and Critical Theory Individual Theorists Theories chiefly about Cyberspace, Virtual Reality, and Artifical Reality Jean Baudrillard Baudrillard In Cyberspace William Bogard's The Simulation of Surveillance: Hypercontrol in Telematic Societies Erica Seidel's Mobius Baudrillard Erica Seidel's list of Baudrillard websites Sub-web of Student Essays on Baudrillard Elizabeth Rodwell's satiric Baudrillard's Disneyland Adventure Michael Benedikt Meditations on First Cybersophy European Graduate School site Discussions involving Critical Theory about Self and Identity Barthes, Foucault, and the Idea of the Author Ian Jones, Subjectivity Begins Andres Luco, First Awakenings Poststructuralists on Authorship: an overview Theories chiefly about Cyborgs, Gender, the Body Ingrid Hoofd's Cyborg Manifesto 2.0: Discussions in feminist figurations, new technologies and social change Donna J. Haraway and the Cyborg Paradigm Digital Technology, Hypertext, Cyborgs and the Disunified Self Derridean Blurs and Haraway's Crossings ... : A Review by Laura Lee Tomasz Mazur, "Working out the Cyberbody: Sex and Gender Constructions in Text-Based Virtual Space,"

51. Literary Criticism And Theory; Memphis/Shelby County Public Library & Informatio literary criticism AND theory. Suppose theory? The Internet provides a widerange of sources and materials for literary criticism and theory. http://www.memphislibrary.org/humanities/litcrit.htm

HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT Up LITERARY CRITICISM AND THEORY Suppose you have to do a research paper and you don't know where to begin. Or you want detailed information on a particular book or author, more than just a simple book review. From students to teachers to serious researchers, the Literature section of the Humanities Department is the place to easily locate the materials needed to start you on your way! Gale Research Company's excellent and comprehensive Literature Criticism series is a one-stop research resource, featuring biographical sketches and a wide variety of critical and interpretative articles on selected works. The series is divided into ten "sets," with each multi-volume criticism "set" exploring a different literary time period, beginning with Classical and Medieval Literature Criticism (CMLC) and ending with Contemporary Literary Criticism (CLC) . Portions of the series also delve into the areas of Short Stories Poetry , and Drama A special set is devoted to the criticisms and interpretations of the works of William Shakespeare This series is only a small portion of the many varied research materials you can use to write the perfect "A+" paper, or simply to learn more about your favorite authors! Ask your Humanities Department Information Professional to get you started on your journey through the literary landscape.

52. Literary Criticism 4. demonstrate a knowledge of some contemporary AfricanAmerican literary criticismand theory. . The Signifying Monkey A theory of literary criticism. http://www.bowiestate.edu/academics/english/litcrit.htm

BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY BOWIE, MARYLAND School of Arts and Sciences Department of English and Modern Languages ENGL.437Literary Criticism (3 credits) Spring Semester 1999 Instructor: Dr. Hardy M. Cook Office: CAC 0255 Office Hours:_ Extension: 7293 Pager to leave telephone number: 301 617-2055 Pager to send brief e-mail message: 1623655@pagemart.net COURSE DESCRIPTION This course examines theories of literature and practical judgments of literary works. Attention will be given to major critics from Plato through Derrida: Classicism, Neo-classicism, Romanticism, Victorian Criticism, and twentieth-century criticism, including New Criticism, Structuralism, Reception Theory, Marxist-Political Criticism, Psychoanalytic Criticism, Feminist Criticism, and Deconstruction. The English Proficiency Policy from The 1997-1999 Bowie State University Undergraduate Catalog: "After completing ENGL 101 and 102, Composition and Literature I and II, students must take and successfully pass the Bowie State University English Proficiency Examination. Transfer students who completed their English composition requirements at another university should take the English Proficiency Examination during their first semester of enrollment at the University." REQUIRED TEXTS Adams, Hazard.

53. Peter Lang Publishing, Inc. N O R T H A M E R I C A - Books By Series: Studies I Home / Books / Browse Books by Series / Studies in literary criticismand theory. Studies in literary criticism and theory. The focus http://commerce.peterlangusa.com/genBooksByCategory.asp?CategoryName=Studies in

54. Swirl:Terms & Definitions literary criticism is also a discourse, as is the terminology associated with inquestion, everythingevery opinion, every scientific theory, every artwork http://www.sou.edu/English/IDTC/Terms/terms.htm

People sometimes criticize us for using complicated words "to be trendy." That's not just malicious, it's stupid. A concept sometimes needs a new word to express it, sometimes it uses an everyday word that gives it a singular sense. Gilles Deleuze Agency In a broad sense, agency refers to the capacity to act. For example in traditional adventure narratives, the male typically acts while women admire or reflect on men's actions. As this example indicates, agency is relative (women also act, but in a subordinate capacity), and often split along gender lines, especially before the influence of Second Wave Feminism. "Sexual Agency" refers to a person who asserts their desires (the sexual agent) as opposed to the sexual object. (Hedges) Amodern A term used by Bruno Latour to challenge the concepts that undergird modernist thought, while the same time avoiding the facile assumptions he believes are usually associated with "post-modernism." Anagnorisis Also see Aristotle: Key Concepts Axiology The branch of literary and cultural analysis that deals with evaluation, and tries to determine if something is "good" or "bad" and why. This activity is what many people (unfortunately) think of when they hear the term "criticism." A critic's job, in this popular image, is to criticize: not to think about something's meaning, but to tell us how it fails. (Hedges)

55. English Literature 1: Literary Criticism / Literary Theory DR SARAH DUNNIGAN S LECTURE. literary criticism / literary theory. Is there an opposition? literarycriticism, literary theory. Conservative / reactionary, radical. http://www.englit.ed.ac.uk/studying/undergrd/english_lit_1/Handouts/sd_litcritic

DR SARAH DUNNIGAN'S LECTURE Literary Criticism / Literary Theory Is there an opposition? Origins, definitions, and assumptions Laurence Sterne, Tristram Shandy (2) Always the same metaphor: we follow it, it transports us, in all of its forms, wherever a discourse is organised. The same thread, or double tress leads us, whether we are reading or speaking, through literature, philosophy, criticism, centuries of representation and reflection. Thought has always worked by opposition, Speech/Writing High/Low. By dual, hierarchized A Derrida Reader Literary criticism Literary Theory Conservative / reactionary radical challenging Anglo-American Italo Calvino (1923-1985), (8) Over the past six years, I have repeatedly tried to avoid any statement about the possible interpretations of my novel. My opinion is that s narrator should never provide interpretations for his own text. I do not say this as a radical deconstructionist. On the contrary, I believe that as a text as an object (a textual linear manifestation), insofar as it is referred to in an encyclopaedic background, comprehending in some way both the encyclopaedia of the time in which it was written and the encyclopaeOver the past six years, I have repeatedly tried to avoid any statement about the In several of the essays in this book I found brilliant, possible readings of my novel, readings I cannot absolutely challenge because they are rooted in the text and of which I became aware only by reading the readings of my readers.

56. American Literature 1: Literary Criticism / Literary Theory DR SARAH DUNNIGAN S LECTURE. literary criticism / literary theory. Is there an opposition? literarycriticism, literary theory. Conservative / reactionary, radical. http://www.englit.ed.ac.uk/studying/undergrd/american_lit_1/Handouts/sd_litcriti

American Literature 1 DR SARAH DUNNIGAN'S LECTURE Literary Criticism / Literary Theory Is there an opposition? Origins, definitions, and assumptions Laurence Sterne, Tristram Shandy (2) Always the same metaphor: we follow it, it transports us, in all of its forms, wherever a discourse is organised. The same thread, or double tress leads us, whether we are reading or speaking, through literature, philosophy, criticism, centuries of representation and reflection. Thought has always worked by opposition, Speech/Writing High/Low. By dual, hierarchized A Derrida Reader Literary criticism Literary Theory Conservative / reactionary radical challenging Anglo-American Italo Calvino (1923-1985), (8) Over the past six years, I have repeatedly tried to avoid any statement about the possible interpretations of my novel. My opinion is that s narrator should never provide interpretations for his own text. I do not say this as a radical deconstructionist. On the contrary, I believe that as a text as an object (a textual linear manifestation), insofar as it is referred to in an encyclopaedic background, comprehending in some way both the encyclopaedia of the time in which it was written and the encyclopaeOver the past six years, I have repeatedly tried to avoid any statement about the In several of the essays in this book I found brilliant, possible readings of my novel, readings I cannot absolutely challenge because they are rooted in the text and of which I became aware only by reading the readings of my readers.

57. Undergraduate: Concentrations, English Department, WCAS, Northwestern University literary criticism And theory Five concentration courses in literarycriticism or theory. For this concentration, the student may http://www.english.northwestern.edu/undergraduate/conc8.html

Home Undergraduate Major in Lit. Concentrations Major in Literature 1. Guide to Major 2. Concentrations 3. Honors in English 4. Independent Study 5. Teaching of English Major in Writing ... Undergraduate Admissions Concentrations 1. New World And Postcolonial Literature 2. Medieval Literature 3. British Literature, 1500-1660, And Milton 4. Restoration And Eighteenth-Century British Literature ... 7. American Literature 8. Literary Criticism And Theory 9. Literature And Culture 10. Literature And Gender 11. Poetry 12. Drama ... 14. The English Major In Writing (Creative Writing) Literary Criticism And Theory Five concentration courses in literary criticism or theory. For this concentration, the student may take several concentration courses in departments or programs other than the English Department. It is possible that more than two of these courses will include texts not originally written in English. If this is the case, it is expected that the five courses outside the concentration will all be in literature originally written in English. Some courses that fulfill this concentration are:

58. (MSU)Sprague Library - Literary Critisism And Theory Resourcess literary criticism and theory Resources on the Internet. Choose from amongthe following The Johns Hopkins Guide to literary theory and criticism. http://library.montclair.edu/literature.html

Quick Links: Select a Database ABI/INFORM Art Abstracts Congressional Universe Contemporary Authors CQ Researcher CQ Researcher - Barcode Ebsco Acad. Premier Ebsco Acad. Premier-Barcode ED Fulltext Education Full Text Emerald Full Text ERIC - MSU Only ERIC - Public Access HRAF Infotrac-Expanded Acad. Index JSTOR LEXIS-NEXIS LLBA MLA NJ Union List of Serials Oxford English Dictionary Project Muse PsycArticles PsycInfo PsycInfo - Barcode Pubmed Reader's Guide ScienceDirect Socio. Abstracts STAT-USA more... Select a Catalog Sprague Library Catalog Curriculum Resource Center Other Catalogs Regional Research Libraries Home Guides Library Criticism and Theory Resources on the Internet Literary Criticism and Theory Resources on the Internet Choose from among the following: General Resources Reference Sources Text Collections General Resources American and English Language Internet Resources (very comprehensive; from Southern Connecticut State University) E'CLAT! The "Essential" Comparative Literature and Theory Site (U. of Penn) The Internet Public Library Online Literary Criticism Page ("websites about authors and their works that can be browsed by author, by title, or by nationality and literary period")

59. ALA | Internet Resources: Literary Theory htm. • Johns Hopkins Guide to literary theory criticism Online. An Bibliography of literary theory and criticism. The bibliography http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlpubs/crlnews/backissues2002/march/literarytheory

ALA American Library Association Search ALA Contact ALA ... Login Quicklinks Career Opportunities Chapters CHOICE Committees Directory of Leadership e-Learning Forms Information Literacy Marketing @ your library Publications Catalog RBM Recruiting to the Profession Scholarly Communication Sections Tipsheets Publications Career Opportunities Back Issues: 2004 Back Issues: 2003 ... Back Issues: 2002 March INTERNET RESOURCES Literary Theory: A guide to critical theory resources on the Internet March 2002 Vol. 63 No. 3 by Julie Roberson, Debora Richey, and Mona Kratzert The Internet provides a unique opportunity for readers to gain instant access to approachable information on competing interpretive practices and cutting-edge theories. Literary theories change with time and as new theoretical approaches emerge, the Internet can serve as an excellent means of keeping abreast with the field of literary study. This article presents a selected guide to some of the more understandable and useful Web resources devoted to contemporary theory. The introductory sites are helpful for describing the various schools of criticism, while the theorist and theoretical sites concentrate on specific critical approaches. Literary theory is an interdisciplinary field that includes several broad areas, among them anthropology, art, philosophy, psychology, history, and linguistics, and the included sites reflect this wide scope. Not covered in this guide are one-page sites, college course notes, and personal pages devoted to a single theory. Rather than list Web resources devoted to a single theorist (e.g., Derrida, Lacan, Bakhtin), which would be too numerous to cover, directory sites providing links to more than one critic are provided.

60. OUP: 08. Literary Criticism And Theory 08. literary criticism and theory. Go back to the top of the page. Privacy Policyand Legal Notice Content and Graphics copyright Oxford University Press, 2004. http://www.oup.co.uk/readingroom/literature/criticism/

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