61. ACRL WSS Core Lists In Women's Studies - British Literature Core Lists in Women's Studies. british literature. by Stefanie DuBose.general Editors Cynthia Johnson and Carrie Kruse. Sponsored http://www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/WomensStudies/core/crbrit.htm

Core Lists in Women's Studies BRITISH LITERATURE by Stefanie DuBose General Editors: Cynthia Johnson and Carrie Kruse Sponsored by: Women's Studies Section , Collection Development Committee Distributed by: University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian's Office 430 Memorial Library 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 email: wiswsl@library.wisc.edu January 2003 This list is limited to books written about women authors and representations of women from the Middle Ages to the present time. While critical editions of primary materials are included, contemporary works of fiction by British women writers are not. The works on this list were published after 1999 and are currently found in Books in Print, January 2003. The most important works are starred. New Titles Amith, Barbara and Ursula Appelt. WRITE OR BE WRITTEN: EARLY MODERN WOMEN POETS AND CULTURAL CONSTRAINTS. Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2001. ISBN: 184014288X $79.95. Anderson, Misty G. LAUGHING BETWEEN LINES: WOMEN, COMEDY AND LONDON STAGE, 1670-1800. New York: Palgrave, 2002. ISBN: 0312239386 $55.00.

62. Romantic Chronology (Links Archive: General Romanticism Resources) general Romantic Period Courses. Jesse Airaudi (Baylor U.), Later Romantic literature ;Stuart Curran E. White (U. Penn), Writing about british Romantic Poetry http://www.qub.ac.uk/english/shuttle/rom-chrono/linksgen.htm

ROMANTIC CHRONOLOGY Links Archive: General Romanticism Resources Menu of All Dates Chronology Home Page Text-Version Home Page GENERAL GENERAL CRITICISM OF THE ROMANTIC PERIOD JOURNALS GENERAL ROMANTIC PERIOD COURSES British Poetry Archive, 1780-1900 ... A 19th Century British Timeline (Robert Brinley, Virginia Tech U.) The Romantic Chronology (hypertext chronology of literary, social, and historical events in Britain and France from 1785-1851; includes links to online resources for authors, works, and topics) (Laura Mandell - Miami U., Ohio; Alan Liu, Rita Raley, Carl Stahmer, Vince Willoughby, UC Santa Barbara) Romantic Literature Research Tools (Jack Lynch, U. Penn) Romanticism: CD-ROM (ed., David S. Miall, U. Alberta) (announcement page with sample files and images for forthcoming archival resource; this CD-ROM from Blackwell's Publishers contains the full text of Duncan Wu's Romanticism: An Anthology "Electronic Romanticism: The CD" Romanticism on the Net Romanticism On the Net Romantic-Related Sites Voice of the Shuttle: English Literature (Romantic) Page (Alan Liu, U. California, Santa Barbara)

63. Admissions BIOS 103 general Biology. BIOS 104 general Biology. ENGL 115 Masterpiecesof british literature. ENGL 116 Masterpieces of American literature. http://www.reg.niu.edu/gened/

General Education Course Descriptions AHP 295 Ecology of Health BIOS 101 Plant and Human Affairs BIOS 103 General Biology BIOS 104 General Biology ... Prospective Students

64. Study Abroad - London Program undergraduates in good standing with a strong interest in british literature andhistory In general you should present a solid academic record and demonstrate http://study-abroad.uchicago.edu/programs/london.html

London Program BRITISH LITERATURE AND HISTORY Please note: Study abroad programs sponsored by the undergraduate College of the University of Chicago are open to University of Chicago students only. Applications from outside the University are not accepted. Information for current London Program students Patel Shamir Class of 2001 General Description: The University of Chicago London Program provides students in the College with an opportunity to study British literature and history in the cultural and political capital of England. In the course of this autumn-quarter, ten-week program students take four courses. Three of these are literature and history courses , each compressed into approximately three weeks and taught in succession by Chicago faculty. The fourth course, on the history of London, runs throughout the term at a less intensive pace. London itselfEngland's glittering capital, with a history dating from Roman times, once the metropolitan hub of the British Empireis central to the mission of this program, and it is expected that program participants will make a serious project of exploring its corners. Toward this end the program includes a number of field trips both within and in the vicinity of London (possible sites, varying from year to year, include Bath, Canterbury, Cambridge, etc.). Program headquarters is a facility operated by the Institute for the International Education of Students (IES) in the Bloomsbury section of London.

65. UMBC Library-- Reference And Instruction--Quick Guides-- Call Numbers/Subjects B PGPH, Slavic Languages and literature. PN, literature (general). PQ, Romanceliteratures. PR, british literature. PS, American literature. PT, Germanic literature. http://aok.lib.umbc.edu/reference/quick/fps/lcnos.php3

[Home] [Hours] [Reserves] [Services] ... [Help] Reference and InstructionQuick Guides Call Numbers/Subjects by Floor Need help? TRY: [Reference chat] [Question form] [Research guides] Floorplans ... Collections/Services by Floor 7th Floor Call # Range Subject Area A General Works B-BD Philosophy BF Psychology BH Aesthetics BJ Ethics BL Religion BM Judaism BP Islam BQ Buddhism BR-BX Christianity C Auxilliary Sciences of History CC Archaeology CR Heraldry CS Genealogy CT Biography D History (General) DA-DD Western European History Folio A - DD 6th Floor Call # Range Subject Area DE-DQ Western European History DR Eastern European History DS Asian History DT African History DU Oceanian History DX Gypsies E-F North and South American History G-GF Geography GN Anthropology GV Recreations H Social Sciences (General) HA-HF Economics Folio DE - HF 5th Floor Call # Range Subject Area HG-HJ Economics (cont'd) HM-HX Sociology J-JV Political Science JX International Law K Law L Education LZ See: M Scores ML Literature of Music MT Musical Instruction N Art and Architecture Folio HG - N 4th Floor Call # Range Subject Area P Linguistics PA Classics PC Romance Languages PD Germanic Languages PE English Language PM Native American Languages PL Asian Languages and Literatures PK Indo-Iranian Language and Literature PJ Oriental Languages and Literature PG-PH Slavic Languages and Literature PN Literature (General) PQ Romance Literatures PR British Literature PS American Literature PT Germanic Literature Folio P - PZ 3rd Floor Call # Range Subject Area Q Science (General) QA Mathematics QB Astronomy QC Physics QD Chemistry QE Geology QH Natural History QK-QR Biology

66. The Association Of British Insurers A financial services trade association.Category Regional Europe Organisations Trade Associations...... the ABI's website The Association of british Insurers is Mary Francis, Director general,said Big improvements in product literature have been http://www.abi.org.uk/

Members' Login Username: Password: About the ABI Our Role Our vision and mission Our Board Our members - including links to their websites ... ABI Conference 2003 The UK insurance industry Key facts Introducing insurance ABI Statistics Current Issues Introduction General Life and Pensions Health ... Forthcoming events Press and media office The Team Press releases Investment affairs Corporate governance and investment guidelines Current consultation responses Politics and Parliament Our Role ABI daily political bulletins ABI political information Politics on the internet factsheet ... ABI publications Responses to public consultations ABI responses to FSA public consultation documents ABI responses to other consultation documents Homepage Links Raising Standards ABI activities Other insurance-related bodies Others ... Terms and Conditions Site Last Updated 4 April 2003 Site developed and maintained by Fusion The ABI represents around 400 companies, transacting 95% of the business of UK insurance companies. Mary Francis Director General Welcome to the ABI's website The Association of British Insurers is the trade association for the UK's insurance industry. We represent around 400 companies.

67. KANAnswer Expertise Directory Speech Language Pathology, Audiology, british literature, Poetry, Speech LanguagePathology, Audiology, british literature, Cummins, Patti, SWKLS, general, Y, Y,Y, http://skyways.lib.ks.us/KSL/KLNB/KANAnswerWeb/KANAnswerExpertiseDirectoryWeb.ht

Name Library Expertise Phone E-mail Snail mail Akers, Cynthia Head, Information and Instructional Services English and American literature and criticism Y Y Y Anderson-Story, Janet Flint Hills Tech College InfoTrac Searching, LPN nursing, Web page evaluation Y Y (prefer) Y Armstrong, Lewis Emporia State University Geography, Education, Mathematics, Computer Science, Religion, Philosophy Y Y Y Arnoldy, Rose Great Bend Public Library NOT Law questions, but most others I would be willing to answer Y Y Bastin, Judy L.W. Nixon Library/Butler CCC History, General Y Y Y Batten, Betty Friends University Mathematics, Children's Books, serials (both reference and journals) Brown, Tom Donnelly College Wyandotte County history and current events, literature, fiction, science fiction, American history, Greek and Roman civilization Y Y Y Bryan, Deborah Audiobooks, Christian/Inspirational fiction/nonfiction, Biblical questions Y Y Y Burich, Nancy University of Kansas Edwards Campus Classics, ancient history, distance learning library services Y Y Y Burson, Max

68. Boston University College Of General Studies Associate Professor of Humanities and Rhetoric BA (general studies in bu.edu Researchinterests composition, literary theory, british literature 1880–1930 http://www.bu.edu/cgs/faculty/faculty.html

F A C U L T Y Dean Linda Wells Dean of the College; Professor of Humanities BA, MA (English), Colorado State University; PhD (English), University of Wisconsin-Madison lwells@bu.edu Research interests: law, ethics, and literature; 19th- and 20th-century literature, in particular African-American literature Dean Robert Emery Assistant Dean of the College; Adjunct Assistant Professor of Humanities and Rhetoric BA (English), University of Pennsylvania; MA (English), EdD (humanistic studies), Boston University remery@bu.edu Research interests: suspense fiction; composition theory; music composition and publishing Professor Peter Busher Chairman, Division of Science; Professor of Science BA (biology), MA (biology), San Francisco State University; PhD (biology), University of Nevada pbusher@bu.edu Research interests: population biology, behavioral ecology, population dynamics of beavers Professor Jay Corrin Chairman, Division of Social Science; Professor of Social Science jckuch@bu.edu

69. CHEST / Education Literature Datasets Agreement The BEI indexes over 350 british education and developing coverage of national reportand conference literature. A to Schedule 4 general Licence Conditions. http://www.chest.ac.uk/datasets/bei-eric/

Search: Education Literature Datasets Agreement Note: At the request of JISC the CHEST/Education Literature Datasets Agreement has now been extended to run until 31st July 2003. The Agreement Overview has been updated to reflect the changes in the Agreement Period and Price. All other details remain the same. Sites wishing to continue to have access will be required to sign a new licence (Schedule 4) - see below. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION These pages cover the Education Literature Datasets agreement with Ovid Technologies Incorporated for the British Education Index (BEI) and Education Resources in Education (ERIC). ERIC is a bibliographic database that indexes over 775 periodicals covering the subject of education. Targeted at teachers, administrators and other educational professionals, ERIC combines information from two sources, namely Resources in Education (RIE) and the Current Index to Journals in Education (CIJE). BEI is compiled and edited at the University of Leeds, and offers a valuable complementary resource with a stronger focus on British literature. The BEI indexes over 350 British education and training periodicals, with developing coverage of national report and conference literature. The Index also includes references with direct links to texts in the Education-line database which is produced by the BEI office and is freely accessible over the internet. The indexing vocabulary used by the BEI is closely modelled on ERIC practice to facilitate searching across the databases.

70. Eku English And Theatre | Programs Of Study be American literature and three british literature; six of before enrolling in upperlevel literature courses (with general Education Requirements, 51 hours. http://www.english.eku.edu/programs.htm

programs of study english major english/teaching major english minor teaching english as a second language To write simply is as difficult as to be good. Whitman english major (B. A.) CIP Code: 23.0101 Major Requirements 39 hours Core 24 hours ENG 301 Advanced Composition ENG 302 Principles of Literary Study** ENG 350 American Literature 1 ENG 351 American Literature 2 ENG 352 English Literature 1 ENG 353 English Literature 2 ENG 410 Grammar, Traditional and Modern ENG 474 Shakespeare **ENG 302 should be taken before enrolling in upper level literature courses (with the exception of ENG 350, 351, 352, and 353) Options Literature Emphasis 15 hours A minimum of 15 additional upper division literature hours, three of which must be in British literature and three in American literature. Nine of the hours must be at the 400 and 500 level. Creative Writing Emphasis 15 hours A minimum of 15 additional hours selected from the following: ENG 306 Introduction to Creative Writing ENG 307 Creative Non-Fiction Writing ENG 406 Topics in Creative Writing ENG 420 Stylistics, Editing, and Publishing

71. Troy State University Dothan general Chemistry I 4S Y Y 3 CHM 1143 general Chemistry II literature I 3S N Y 2 ENG2212 American literature II 3S N Y 2 ENG 2244 british literature I 3S N http://stars.troyst.edu/AGSC/CRSLISTS/Tsud.htm

72. Numismatic Bibliography NUMISMATIC literature SUBJECTSPECIFIC BIBLIOGRAPHIES; NUMISMATIC AFRICA; MODERNCOINAGES general; MODERN COINAGES ENGLAND; MODERN COINAGES british COLONIES http://www.coinbooks.org/club_nbs_biblio.html

General Numismatic Bibliography Compiled for NBS by Larry Mitchell Email: numislit@yahoo.com Last Updated on August 3, 2001 This bibliography is a work in progress. Our goal here is very simple: to identify major English-language references in a variety of numismatic disciplines. Please note: most standard references are written in the language of the country with which the reference is concerned (e.g., the major standard references on German numismatics are written in the German language, not in English). Moreover, many of the standard references on ANCIENT and MEDIEVAL numismatics are written in German or French, not in English. Finally,due to demands on the compiler's time, the bibliography which follows covers only BOOKS, even though many of the standard references in ALL numismatic disciplines are ARTICLES that have appeared only in periodicals. Accordingly, if you are an advanced collector, or if you are seeking references in a language other than English, you are strongly encouraged to visit the LIBRARY CATALOG search engine of the American Numismatic Society GENERAL INFORMATION FOR BIBLIOPHILES NUMISMATIC LITERATURE: GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES NUMISMATIC LITERATURE: SUBJECT-SPECIFIC BIBLIOGRAPHIES ... PAPER MONEY: GENERAL NEW!

73. UVa Special Collections Library: Collection Development Policy Political papers, architectural drawings and papers, central Virginia families,church records, literary papers, maps, general and local british literature. http://www.lib.virginia.edu/speccol/collections/policy.html

Special Collections Home Page General Information Services Collections ... Guides COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT POLICY The Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library The University of Virginia September, 2002 The Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library acquires printed books, manuscripts, maps, broadsides, photographs, prints and drawings, sheet music, sound recordings, digital images, artifacts, and other formats in support of the Library's mission to serve the undergraduate and graduate teaching and research programs of the University. This is the Special Collections Library's general policy that documents major collections and guides collecting in targeted areas. The current list of priorities covers areas in which we have fund support for purchases. Gifts in all areas are sought and considered. COLLECTING RATIONALE The Special Collections Library acquires materials that support teaching and research at the University and builds on existing strengths. In addition we actively seek new initiatives and acquire new collections in anticipation of or response to changing academic needs and interests. We are also committed to developing unique and distinctive collections in areas which have little coverage elsewhere.

74. Modern Literature Page at Oxford University and focus on the study of Modern british literature. The pageis sectioned into general Information, Bibliographic Services, Full Text http://users.ox.ac.uk/~stuart/english/mod/

English Faculty Page Centre for Humanities Computing Modern Literature Pages Introduction General Information Bibliographic Services Full Text Databases ... Web Sites Introduction These pages are intended for students and staff at Oxford University and focus on the study of Modern British Literature. Although visitors from outside of the University are welcome they will find that some of the services are only available to members of Oxford University. The pages are hosted by the English Faculty at Oxford. The page is sectioned into General Information, Bibliographic Services, Full Text Bases, and Modern Literature World Wide Web Links. General Information The following links provide general information about the Faculty, the Library, and other services: English Faculty Home Page English Faculty Library Oxford University Computing Services (including Courses Shop Registration Centre for Humanities Computing - includes the CHC Software Archive (FREE!) Libraries Departments , and Colleges Bibliographic Services These links take you to the main bibliographic services subscribed to by Oxford. Those marked with a may need a password: Generic OxLIP - Oxford's Libraries Information Platform . The main starting point for all of the networked services, dividing titles into subject categories or as a full alphabetical list. Notably includes a networked version of English Poetry Full Text Database (up to 1900 only), Dictionary of National Biography (to 1985), English Verse Drama (to 1911), Complete Works of Virginia Woolf, Wilfred Owen Digital Archive.

75. Specialization Listing Phonology, morphology, field methods, general linguistics. Comparative literatureof the late nineteenth and early Modern british literature and literary theory http://eworks.engl.uic.edu/english/speciali.htm

University of Illinois at Chicago Department of English The Faculty and Their Research Listed by Specialization CREATIVE WRITING Michael Anania , Professor. B.A., University of Omaha. Poetry and prose. Alan H. Friedman , Professor. Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley. Fiction. Cris Mazza , Associate Professor. M.F.A., CUNY, Brooklyn. Fiction. Sterling Plumpp , Professor. B.A. Roosevelt University. Poetry. James Park Sloan , Professor. B.A., Harvard University. Fiction. Eugene Wildman , Assistant Professor. M.A., University of Chicago. Fiction. Anne Winters , Ph.D. University of California Berkeley. Poetry. LANGUAGE, LITERACY, AND RHETORIC Richard Cameron , Assistant Professor. Ph.D., Pennsylvania. Sociolinguistics and TESOL. Marcia Farr , Professor. Ph.D., Georgetown University. Ethnography of orality and literacy, sociolinguistics. Ann Merle Feldman , Associate Professor. Ph.D. SUNY at Buffalo. Teaching of writing and writing in the disciplines. Kyoko Inoue , Professor. Ph.D., Michigan. Language and ethnicity in American history, comparative studies of language and culture. Elliott L. Judd

76. Undergraduate allows students to pursue, within a framework of general requirements, their specificinterests in one of three areas british literature, American literature http://www.sunysb.edu/english/undergrad.htm

English Department Stony Brook University U n d e r g r a d u a t e P r o g r a m i n E n g l i s h Home Faculty Graduate Undergraduate ... Course Archive Courses offered by the Department of English seek to develop students' understanding of important works of literature written in English, to provide a historical awareness of the range of thought and experience that has found expression in the English language, and to enlarge students' personal horizons by reflection upon cultural, social, and aesthetic experience. The development of this kind of knowledge also means a development of students' ability to express themselves effectively in speech and in writing. Courses in English instruct students in becoming more observant, thoughtful, and articulate in response to what they read. Students who graduate with a major in English pursue careers as writers, lawyers, journalists, librarians, academic and governmental administrators, and publishers, to name a few. Large businesses, for example, publish "in-house" newsletters and magazines, as well as material for the general public. Newspapers seek copy editors able to write clear, accurate prose. The legal profession requires people skilled in the language arts. Many English majors go on to graduate or professional schools to educate themselves for professional careers. The department regularly offers courses in creative writing (EGL 285, 286, 385, 386), Journalism (JRN 287, 288, 387, 388, 389, 390, 394, 395), and secondary education leading to provisional New York State certification (EGL 398, 451, 452,454).

77. Untitled Document and the scores on the GRE general test, applications Students who choose a literaturetrack must also Area 1, british literature before 1660 Area 2, british http://www.umsl.edu/bulletin/TOC/College_of_Arts_and_Sciences/English_GI/English

College of Arts and Sciences Table of Contents General Information Faculty ... Graduate Degree Requirements The following areas are available: Master of Arts in English Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing Graduate Certificate in the Teaching of Writing, Gateway Writing Project Admission Requirements A candidate should have a bachelor's degree, with at least 18 hours in English courses.  Normally only students with a grade point average of at least 3.0 in undergraduate English courses and with an overall undergraduate average of 2.75 will be considered. The graduate coordinator of the English Department with the advice of the graduate committee will use the undergraduate record and the scores of the GRE general test as the basis for a decision. We welcome letters of recommendation from the applicant's former English instructors, but they are not required. Applications to the MA in English are considered at all times. However, because spaces in graduate courses are limited, it is strongly advised that prospective students submit their applications well before the semester begins in order to gain admission into their appropriate classes. Teaching Assistantships A number of teaching assistantships are available for qualified applicants. In addition to the undergraduate record and the scores on the GRE general test, applications should include two letters of recommendation from former English instructors. Applications should be submitted to the graduate coordinator of the English department no later than March 15 preceding the academic year for which the appointment is desired.

78. General Education Requirements literature I English 206 british literature II English in Eastern literature English218 - literature and Culture Psychology 133/135 - general Psychology II http://www.services.clas.uconn.edu/education/gened.html

ASC home Advising Audit Sheets ASC Forms ... Departmental Contacts Education Requirements Frequently Asked Questions Graduation Requirements Information on Majors Services and Resources ... Group (8) - For a B.S. all four of the following SCIENCE course sequences CLAS Approved Courses GROUP (1) - FOREIGN LANGUAGE This requirement can be met by completing one of the following: A. 3 years of a single foreign language in high school or B. 2 years of a single foreign language in high school plus 1 year at the intermediate level in college or C. 2 years of a single foreign language through the intermediate level in college* *For language courses that will fulfill this requirement, consult the offerings listed under "Modem and Classical Languages" in your Undergraduate Catalog. This requirement can be met by completing the following: A. English 105 - English Composition (3 credits) and English 109 - Literature and Composition (3 credits) or

79. Undergraduate Majors Offered, UA General Catalog literature); English (british literature); English (Composition French French (Business);French (literature); general Business Administration; Geography; Geological http://catalog.arizona.edu/majors_minors/994/majors.html

Undergraduate Majors Offered Also see Undergraduate Minors Offered A B C ... J K L M N O ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z Options/concentrations are in parentheses. A Accounting Aerospace Engineering Agricultural Education Agricultural Technology Management ... Architecture Art Art Education Art History Astronomy Atmospheric Sciences ... Atmospheric Science (Hydrometeorology) B Biochemistry Biology Biology (General) Biology (Teaching) Business Economics Business Management C Chemical Engineering Chemistry Civil Engineering Civil Engineering (Environmental) ... Criminal Justice Administration D Dance Dramatic Theory E Earth Science East Asian Studies East Asian Studies (China) East Asian Studies (Japan) ... Environmental Sciences F Family and Consumer Sciences Education Family and Consumer Sciences Education (Family and Consumer Sciences) Family and Consumer Sciences Education (Family Life) Family Studies ... French (Teaching) G General Business Administration Geography Geological Engineering Geosciences ... Greek H Health Education Health Education (Community Health) Health Education (School Health) History ... Humanities I Industrial Engineering Interdisciplinary Studies Italian J Journalism Judaic Studies L Language and Culture Language Arts/Social Studies Language Arts/Social Studies (Language Arts) Language Arts/Social Studies (Social Studies) Latin American Studies Liberal Studies ... Linguistics M Management Information Systems Marketing Materials Science and Engineering Mathematics ... Musical Theatre N

80. Majors And Degrees, 2002-03 UA General Catalog English, BA, English. American literature Option, british literatureOption, Composition and literature Option, general Option, Honors Option, http://catalog.arizona.edu/2002-03/majors/majors.html

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