41. Arts, Literature And Design - Arts - The British Council Industries Design Film and television literature Music Theatre and Contact us TheBritish Council 11 Portland Place 3199 Click here for general enquiries Click http://www.britishcouncil.org/arts/

testtest UK creativity in advertising and architecture, on page, catwalk, screen and stage - impacts on global culture and is enriched by contact with other cultures. We create and consolidate cross-cultural links and partnerships by organising over 3000 arts events every year worldwide, to an audience of over five million. We reach out to many more on the Internet, on radio and TV and on the printed page. We bring together, in residencies, workshops and exchanges, artists and institutions from Britain and the rest of the world. We promote development through arts and we encourage practitioners to export their skills and services by showcasing their work at home and overseas. Global events calendar Our services British Studies Creative Industries Design Film and television ... Our global arts programme Contact us The British Council 11 Portland Place London W1B 1EJ Telephone +44 (0)20 7389 3194 Fax +44 (0)20 7389 3199 Click here for general enquiries Click here for arts education enquiries.

42. UK Literature Festivals - Literature Department - Arts - The British Council Uni Directory by festival name, region or month.Category Regional Europe literature Festivals...... of UK literature festivals, and general arts festivals Home Publications UK literaturefestivals . © british Council, the United Kingdom's international http://www.britishcouncil.org/arts/literature/festivals/

UK literature festivals self.name="lit_fest" Home Publications UK literature festivals This is our listing of UK literature festivals, and general arts festivals which have a literature element in their programme. The current list is October 2002. View the list by FESTIVAL NAME: A B C D ... Y Or view by festival REGION or by MONTH using the dropdown menus. >Choose a region Regional map Central England London Northern England Northern Ireland Scotland South East England South West England Wales >Choose a month January February March April May June July August September October November December [ Download the list as PDF Word 97 [ For more information see our Frequently Asked Questions Home Publications UK literature festivals Our privacy statement

43. Summer 2002 General Education Courses HI200 - LI210 Fulfills the general Education Arts and Humanities requirement for students notmajoring in Writing, literature and Publishing. LI203 british literature 4 http://www.emerson.edu/text_only/continuing_education.cfm?doc_id=425&requestTime

44. EnglishREMBachelor Of ArtsREM (British) - Bachelor Of Arts Select 2 courses from NATS 101, 102, 104 University general Education Tier Two SPAN210; TRAD 101; WS 200, 210, 240 English Major BRI (british literature) http://www.arizona.edu/academic/oncourse/data/004/A4zENGLzBAxzBRI.html

General Catalog Back to Majors List Catalog Year List The University of Arizona On Course! Academic Program Requirements Report College of Humanities Bachelor of Arts - English (Brit. Lit.) Academic Year 2000-01, Catalog 004 Units required for this degree A minimum of 120 units of credit are required. University Graduation Requirements Upper Division Units A minimum of 42 units of upper-division credit are required for this degree. University Composition Requirements English Composition Requirement - complete one of the following: 1. Complete: ENGL 101 or ENGL 107 or ENGL 103H -AND- ENGL 102 or ENGL 108 or ENGL 104H 2. Advanced Placement Exam or Placement Portfolio Review -AND- ENGL 109H Mid-Career Writing Assessment (MCWA) 1. The Mid-Career Writing Assessment is satisfied by earning a grade of B or better in second semester English Composition (ENGL102, 104H, 108 or 109H). 2. Students who do not earn a grade of B or better in ENGL102, 104H, or 108 must also satisfy a college/dept writing reqmt. Foundation Mathematics One 3 unit course from: A. MATH 105-485, (except MATH 111, 116-116S, 117A-117F, 118, 120S, 197A, 199, 199H, 294A, 299, 299H, 301, 302A, 302B, 397A, 399, 399H, 481) B. PHIL 110 (with a minimum Math Readiness Test code of 100)

45. WSU Stewart Library - Subject Resources By Subject AC 19th Century british literature; Accounting Tax; Acronyms Abbreviations; Anthropologygeneral Guide; Applied Science Technology; Archaeology general Guide; http://library.weber.edu/cm/bysubject.asp

Stewart Library Catalog The Internet Stewart Library Site Select from list... Database Finder Stewart Library Catalog Connecting from Home Hours Classroom Schedules Internet Navigator Reserve ILL eJournals Support Stewart Library Select from list... Find an Article Find a Book Find a Book on the Shelf Find Media Find Material on Reserve Use Interlibrary Loan View My Library Account Renew a Book Online Donate to the Library Get Assistance The graphics version of this web site is not compatible with your browser. To ensure compatibiltiy with your current browser we have disabled all graphic navigational toolbars. Research Guide: Resources by Subject A-C D-F G-I J-L ... By Course A-C 19th Century British Literature Almanacs American Civilization American History on the Web ... Business Writers' Resources Calculators Web Sites Calendars Web Sites Call Numbers CEET Library Newsletters Chemistry Chemistry Library Newsletters ... Chemical Sources on the Internet Clinical Laboratories Sciences Web Sites College Rankings Communication Research Methods (Comm 3150) Community Health Statistical Sources Company Information ... Current Awareness Services D-F Dance Dental Hygiene Dental Hygiene Web Sites Disabilities (Library resources for serving the disabled) Diversity Economics Education for Teachers Electronic Engineering Technology ... Evaluating Library and Internet Information Express Access Federal Government Information Finding Articles Finding Books Film ... French Language, Literature and Culture

46. Chosen Books In Essay And General Literature Index - Jan. 2001 January 2001. The following books have been chosen for analysis in ESSAY AND generalliterature INDEX. The crowd; british literature and public politics. http://www.hwwilson.com/Databases/eglbk1_01.htm

New Titles Elected for Essay and General Literature Index January 2001 The following books have been chosen for analysis in ESSAY AND GENERAL LITERATURE INDEX. Library of Congress Control Numbers and International Standard Book Numbers are given when available. Orders for the books should be sent to your regular book supplier, not to The HW Wilson Company, unless the book is published by The Company. The AESTHETICS of Toni Morrison; speaking the unspeakable; edited and with an introduction by Marc C. Conner. University Press of Miss. 2000 153p $45.00, pa $18.00 ISBN 1-57806-284-5;1-57806-285-3; LC 00-21405 This collection of essays explores aesthetic ideas, ranging from the ancient Greeks to contemporary research in the black English oral tradition, in Morrison’s novels as well as her nonfiction and critical work. BENNETT , Andrew Romantic poets and the culture of posterity. Cambridge Univ. Press 1999 268p (Cambridge studies in Romanticism, 35) $59.95 ISBN 0-521-64144-6; LC 98-55152

47. Chosen Books In Essay And General Literature Index - December 2001 books have been chosen for analysis in ESSAY AND general literature INDEX. history,literary forms, and the cultural contents of british literature in the http://www.hwwilson.com/Databases/eglbk12_01.htm

New Titles Elected for Essay and General Literature Index December 2001 The following books have been chosen for analysis in ESSAY AND GENERAL LITERATURE INDEX. Library of Congress Control Numbers and International Standard Book Numbers are given when available. Orders for the books should be sent to your regular book supplier, not to The HW Wilson Company, unless the book is published by The Company. BEITCHMAN , Philip The view from nowhere; essays in literature, mysticism, and philosophy. University Press of America 2001 209p $34.00 ISBN 0-7618-1990-8; LC 2001-27057 The author covers a wide range of philosophical topics including the impact of the Cabala on literature, the relation of Baudelaire’s works to the cinema, Kierkegaard’s aesthetic theories, and Milton’s views on mysticism and religion. The BLACK press; new literary and historical essays ; edited by Todd Vogel. Rutgers Univ. Press 2001 276p $59.00, pa $22.00 ISBN 0-8135-3005-9; LC 2001-19292 Contributors analyze the evolution of the black press beginning with the first publications of the 1820s and ending with the digital reproductions of the twenty-first century. Among the issues addressed are abolitionism, the Missouri Compromise, the rights of

48. Language Arts british literature.com intended to be a comprehensive (and entertaining) resourcefor british literature fans, students and teachers. Back to top. general. http://www.depereschools.org/hs/LMC Homepage/Language.html

Language Arts American Literature British Literature General Literary Criticism ... NoodleBib - the MLA Bibliography Composer American Literature American Literature From Project CROW - Course Resources on the Web sponsored by the Associated Colleges of Illinois Includes links to global resources, author chronologies, and other American literature sites. Back to top British Literature British Literature.com - intended to be a comprehensive (and entertaining) resource for British Literature fans, students and teachers. The Complete Works of William Shakespeare - not only does this site contain the complete works, it also has a discussion area, links to other Shakespeare resources on the Net, a chronological and alphabetical listing of plays, and Bartlett's Familiar Shakespearean Quotations. Back to top General Contentville Library Chapter One - read first chapters of thousands of noteworthy books. Internet Public Library Online Texts Collection - this collection contains over 14,000 titles that can be browsed by author, title, or by Dewey Decimal Classification Language Arts - includes links to lesson plans, references, ideas and activities, literature, publishing, and organizations.

49. General Reference: Literature: Subject Guides: MIT Libraries general Reference Works. Cambridge History of English and American literature Includesall eighteen british Literary Prizes links to about two dozen websites http://libraries.mit.edu/guides/subjects/literature/general.html

Internet Collections by Period, Genre etc. Specific Authors or Works ... Literary Meta-Sites Reference Works Miscellaneous Sites: Listervs, Societies. Prizes, etc. ... MIT Literature Department Marlene Manoff Associate Head/ Collection Manager, Humanities Library mmanoff@MIT.EDU MIT Subject Guides General Reference Works National Library Catalogues Worldwide webCATS Library Catalogues on the World Wide Web MLA Bibliography (MIT only) Bibliography of Literary Theory, Criticism and Philology - lists over 130,000 items with a focus on English-speaking authors Oxford English Dictionary (MIT only) Lives, the Biography Resource (maintained by Kenneth P. Lanxner) Concordance of Great Books (maintained by William A. Williams, Jr.)

50. Library Of Congress, Collections Overviews: Area Studies: Anglophone/Commonwealt general RESEARCH STRENGTHS. The Library's general collections areextremely strong in british literature. The RLG Conspectus for http://www.loc.gov/acq/devpol/colloverviews/anglophone.html

Collections Overviews Home Master List of Collections Overviews Collections Overviews - Area Studies ANGLOPHONE / COMMONWEALTH LITERATURE Scope Size General Research Strengths Areas of Distinction ... Weaknesses/Exclusions SCOPE This overview of the Library's English literature collection covers the literature of Great Britain, Ireland, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand and for these purposes includes works of fiction, poetry, and drama, as well as literary criticism and biographies of authors. SIZE The Library of Congress holds an estimated 132,580 titles in English literature. Until the 1970s the Library cataloged English fiction in PZ, in which there are over 200,000 works. Fiction was not categorized by country of origin, so it is not possible to estimate the number of English, Canadian, Australian, etc. works in that range. In addition, the Library has a strong collection of bibliographies about literature and specific authors. GENERAL RESEARCH STRENGTHS AREAS OF DISTINCTION Several important research collections in microform are held by the Library. These include: Early English Books, 1475-1640; Early English Books, 1641-1700; English Literary Periodicals; Early British Periodicals; Pre-1900 Canadiana; and the extensive American dissertation collection.

51. Library Of Congress, Collections Overviews: Special Collections: Rare Books Until the 1940s much of the American and british literature up to the first halfof the twentieth century remained in the general collections, where the books http://www.loc.gov/acq/devpol/colloverviews/rarebooks.html

Collections Overviews Home Master List of Collections Overviews Collections Overviews - Special Materials / Formats RARE BOOKS Scope General Research Strengths Areas of Distinction Weaknesses/Exclusions SCOPE This overview describes the holdings of the Rare Books and Special Collections Division of the Library of Congress. It excludes rarities and rare manuscripts or books in the custody of other Library divisions, such as the Music Division or the Asian divisions. The Rare Book and Special Collections Division's holdings amount to approximately 750,000 books, broadsides, pamphlets, theater programs and playbills, title pages, prints, posters, photographs, and medieval and Renaissance manuscripts. Although the division's materials have come into its custody for a variety of reasonsmonetary value, importance in the history of printing, binding, association interest (e.g., Presidential Inaugural Bibles), or fragility, they have one point in common: the collections offer scholarly documentation about the Western and American traditions of life and learning. GENERAL RESEARCH STRENGTHS The division's holdings encompass nearly all eras and subjects, with a multitude of strengths. The collection of nearly 5,700 incunabula is the largest such grouping in the Western Hemisphere. The collections of Americana date from a Columbus letter (1493) to the present, and include more than 16,000 imprints from 1640 to 1800, extensive holdings of western Americana, Confederate States publications, and thousands of nineteenth-century works.

52. TeacherSource . Recommended Links . Arts & Literature | PBS Arts literature Archived Recommendations british literature Geoffrey Chaucer Page,The from a variety of perspectives, graphics, and general information on http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/recommended/arts_lit/lk_britishlit.shtm

April 4, 2003 Archived Recommendations: British Literature Geoffrey Chaucer Page, The http://icg.fas.harvard.edu/~chaucer/ This site provides materials for Harvard University's Chaucer classes. It provides a wide range of Middle English texts and translations of analogues relevant to Chaucer's works, as well as selections from relevant works by earlier and later writers, critical articles from a variety of perspectives, graphics, and general information on life in the Middle Ages. The site concentrates on the Canterbury Tales. Especially interesting to high school students would be the Life and Manners and Science sections. Globenext: The Tragedy of Julius Caesar http://library.advanced.org/50033/ This ThinkQuest submission investigates Julius Caesar as a dramatic text by asking contemporary directors and actors about the challenges and issues that must be confronted when producing the play. The site features full interviews with actors and directors, thoughtful consideration of play's historical context, and a complete teacher's guide. Harry Potter http://www.scholastic.com/harrypotter/

53. Recommended Courses For General Education At UNC Charlotte ENGL 2102, british literature II, ENG 242. HIST 1160, US History I, HIS 131. HIST1161, US History II, HIS 132. POLS 1110, American Government, POL 120. PSYC 1101,general http://www.uncc.edu/admissions/Transfer/College_Transfer_Guide--General.htm

Recommended Courses for General Education at UNC Charlotte I. Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA), Beginning with Fall semester 1997 Students who begin at a North Carolina Community College in the 1997 fall semester (under the semester system) can meet lower level general education requirements at UNC Charlotte by completing the General Education core as defined by the Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA). Each course within the core must be completed with a grade of C or higher. Consult your community college catalog for a description of the core. Note: Students who did not complete two semesters of Elementary Foreign Language within the Humanities/Fine Arts component of the CAA are required to complete the UNC Charlotte foreign language requirement for graduation (earned credit or proficiency through the Elementary level). II. Transfer students not subject to the Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA) Students who are not transferring from a community college in North Carolina or will not satisfy the CAA should use the outline below to meet UNC Charlotte general education requirements. The following students will not satisfy the CAA general education core: A.

54. English 314: British Literature From 1800 Voice of the Shuttle Modern british resources page. general/miscellaneous KULibrary web site. Voice of the Shuttle English literature main page. http://people.ku.edu/~kconrad/314home2.html

English 314: British Literature from 1800 Fall 1998 * T-Th 1-2:20 * 4025 Wescoe or T-Th 2:30-3:50 Course website: http://eagle.cc.ukans.edu/~kconrad/314home2.html (last modified 11/19/98) On this page: Professor Office Hours and Contact Info Course Description Requirements Online resources ... Syllabus Professor Office Hours and Contact Information: Professor Katie Conrad e-mail kconrad@eagle.cc.ukans.edu homepage http://eagle.cc.ukans.edu/~kconrad office address : 2035 Wescoe Hall office hours : W 2-5 and by appointment office phone (leave a message) real mail address 3116 Wescoe Hall Department of English University of Kansas Lawrence, KS 66045-2115 Back to top of page. Description: This course is a survey of British literature of the Romantic, Victorian, Modernist, and contemporary periods. We will be concerned in this course not only with literary form but also with some of the political and social issues that serve as context for the literature. Our readings will include essays, poetry, drama, short fiction, and novels. Back to top of page.

55. Eng. 423 (523): British Literature From 1880 To 1920. Dr. Kelly Hood Eng. 423523 british literature from 1880 to 1920. general comments aboutresearch papers for Dr. Hood's upper-level courses are available. http://gemini.tntech.edu/~khood/menu423.html

Eng. 423-523: British Literature from 1880 to 1920 Dr. Kelly Hood; Dept. of English; Henderson Hall 307B Tennessee Technological University; Cookeville, TN 38501 khood@tntech.edu A copy of the most recent Eng. 423 syllabus is available. General comments about research papers for Dr. Hood's upper-level courses are available. General information on English Literature in Transition: 1880-1920 , a scholarly journal and press dedicated to the study and promotion of early Modernism. The site includes a large, searchable index of all articles and reviews since 1983 and substantial excerpts from current book reviews. The 1890s Society's web page has a number of useful links to web sites for the period indicated by its name. The Voice of the Shuttle's sections on Victorianism and modernism have very large numbers of links to useful sources. Would you like to return to Dr. Hood's home page Revised

56. American Studies @ The University Of Virginia Century Jennifer Wicke (S00) Offers syllabus, lecture outlines, image galleries,and links on british literature beyond the pale . Return to general Index. http://xroads.virginia.edu/~CLASS/class_hp.html

Search AS@UVA AS@UVA Electronic Courses in American Studies AS Classrooms at UVA Interdisciplinary and Multimedia Classrooms at UVA AS Classrooms Elsewhere Interdisciplinary and Multimedia Classrooms Elsewhere ... Suggest a course American Studies Virtual Classrooms @ UVA AS@UVA Syllabus Archive Alan B. Howard List of undergraduate and graduate AS program courses. Cultural Objects: The Electronic Journal for AS@UVA. AS@UVA students write volumes on American Culture. The Invention and Design Project Michael Gorman Site geared to promote a better understanding of the invention and design process. Includes active learning modules with a "hands-on" approach. LAR 513 History of American Landscape Architecture Reuben Rainey Traces American architecture from 1500-1995 with images. The Garren Collection of Historic Dress. Kathryn Rohe A collection containing well over 1,000 garments housed and managed by the students in the Department of Drama. Fixing Shadows: Still Photography David Sapir Site devoted to photographic topics including individual photographers and photographs of historical and ethnographic interest. HIUS 403 Digital History and the American Civil War Ed Ayers and Will Thomas (F97) Projects on the Valley Project containing letters, photographs, diaries and records of the Civil War.

57. Primary Source Microfilm's Online Searchable Guides: View A Guide literature, English, Early british Fiction Pre1750 View Guide CollectionInformation Download. Oscar literature, general, Spanish http://microformguides.gale.com/BrowseBySubject.shtml

Select a Collection to View Home Search Browse by Subject Browse by Collection ... Help Demographics and Genealogy City Directories of the United States View Guide Collection Information Download International Population Census Publications View Guide Collection Information Download Economic History Economic Literature, 1851-1900 Download Economics and Business View Guide Collection Information Download Education History of Education View Guide Collection Information Download Gay and Lesbian Studies Gay Rights Movement: Series One: The Mattachine Society of New York Records, 1951-1976 View Guide Collection Information Download Gay Rights Movement: Series Two: Gay Activists Alliance, 1970-1983 View Guide Collection Information Download Gay Rights Movement: Series Four: National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Records, 1973-2000 Download History, 16th- and 17th-Century Britain and Europe Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Periodicals and Academy Publications View Guide Collection Information Download History, Asia and Pacific Asian Culture, 1845-1949: The Periodical Perspective View Guide Collection Information Download Western Books on Asia: Japan View Guide Collection Information Download History, Eighteenth Century Britain and Europe

58. Electronic Journals For the history of a particular country, region or subject see the appropriateheading, eg American history, british history, French literature general. http://www.bl.uk/collections/wider/elecjournalsub/elecjournalsub.html

document.write(''); Home Collections Research resources print ... Articles direct Humanities resources for research Electronic journals The Library provides access to several collections of electronic journals. Some of these collections are archival ( JSTOR PCI ) and provide long back runs but not recent issues, while others ( Emerald ESTAR Muse ) provide access only to recent years of the journals listed. Most of the collections are licensed for onsite use only and cannot be accessed off-site. They are available in the Humanities Reading Room and in the Official Publications and Social Sciences Reading Area in Science 2 North (and in some cases in other reading rooms) of the British Library. To supplement the alphabetical list of titles we provide here a listing by subject. Subject index to titles A B C D ... African studies Age, ageing see Older people Agriculture Alocholism see Addiction American law American history American literature ... Asian-Pacific studies Asylum seekers see Refugees Black studies see also African studies American literature Race relations British history ... Cognitive Sciences Commerce see Trade and commerce Commercial law see Trade and commercial law Communication Theory Community development Computer law ... Consumer behaviour Contraception see

59. Catalogue List OF THE BOOK ART british ARCHITECTURE ART british ART ART CLASSICS literature EROTICAliterature FOLKLORE AND MYSTICISM literature general SURVEYS literature http://francisedwards.co.uk/catalist.htm

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60. UCSC Literature: Undergraduate Courses general literature LIT 001/Literary Interpretation/Gaitet; Regions in American literatureHawaii/Wilson; british literature LTBR 104B/Reading the Traditional http://humwww.ucsc.edu/lit/undergrad/courses.html

undergraduate program concentrations creative writing declaring courses f.a.q. Undergraduate Courses The Literature Department offers nearly 150 courses each year on topics ranging from ancient Chinese poetry to contemporary pulp fiction. The diversity of the curriculum enables close student contact with full-time faculty who are actively engaged in research in their specialized fields. Some courses, especially at the introductory level, are structured as lectures with discussion sections led by teaching assistants in our graduate program. Others are discussion-intensive seminars with ten to thirty students. Below is a list of courses offered during the winter and spring quarters of the 2002-2003 academic year. WINTER 2003 General Literature LIT 001/Literary Interpretation/Skenazy LIT 42I/Medieval Scottish Literature/Collier LIT 61D/Introduction to Reading Drama/Honnef LIT 61F/Introduction to Reading Fiction/Coffman LIT 80L/The Holocaust: The Destruction of European Jewry/Baumgarten and Kenez LIT 101/Theory and Interpretation: Aesthetics and Politics/Beller American Literature LTAM 100B/Mid-to late 19th Century American Literature/Gillman LTAM 103C/Contemporary American Literature/Chude-Sokei LTAM 104E/Open Field Poetry and Poetics/Mackey LTAM 105C/Films of John Carpenter/Leicester, Jr.

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