Links for lit Crit

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Lit Crit and Theory: General

• VOICE OF THE SHUTTLE: LITERARY THEORY PAGE
  
• Literary Resources -- Theory -- Jack Lynch, U Penn
  
• Johns Hopkins Guide to Literary Theory and Criticism -- must be accessed from CU computer
  
• Timeline of Major Critical Theories in US
  
• Undergraduate Introduction to Critical Theory
  
• Clemson English Department Links

Lit Crit and Theory: Specific Authors and Approaches

ARISTOTLE

Text of Aristotle's Poetics -- Translated by S. H. Butcher (25 pp.)

Aristotle's Poetics and Modern Drama -- Aristotle and Death of a Salesman

MIT Classics Web: Comments on Poetics

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NEW CRITICISM

Definition of New Criticism from a Prof at U of Manitoba

Links on Formalism from U of Southern Oregon

Excerpts from Brooks and Warren's Understanding Poetry

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FEMINIST LIT CRIT

Definitions of Feminist Literary Criticism -- From Clemson University course

Simone De Beauvoir

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READER RESPONSE

DECONSTRUCTION

Definitions of Deconstruction and associated terms from WORDS OF ART by Okanagan University College

Notes on Barbara Christian's Essay, "The Race for Theory"

CULTURAL STUDIES

Info on Literary Works and Figures

Voice of the Shuttle: English Literature Page -- the definitive source for Humanities research on the Web

The Library of Congress

The University of Virginia Library's Scholarly English Resources -- Excellent and comprehensive, organized by periods

Literary Links on the Web from the University of Alberta -- A bit more wide ranging, containing links to E-Texts, Gender Issues, and Humanties

List of Links from Emory University -- Also organized by periods

Literary Links from UNC at Chapel Hill

Romantic Links, Electronic Texts

VOICE OF THE SHUTTLE: ENGLISH LITERATURE MAIN PAGE

Citation and Documentation

Style Sheet from the Modern Language Association

MLA Bibliographic Citation Form Guide

MLA Documentation Guide -- How to use parenthetical documentation and notes and to construct a works cited page, from Concordia College

A Brief Guide to Citation Conventions and Reminder about Plagiarism -- From UNC at Chapel Hill

MLA Works Cited Style Sheet -- A brief explanation from Lehigh University

MLA-Style Citations of Electronic Sources -- How to cite material from the Internet, from Janice Walker at the University of South Florida

The Copyright Web Site

A Brief Intro to Copyright by Brad Templeton -- Link here to his article on ten copyright myths

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