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British and Commonwealth Literary Studies
Literary Resources on the Web
- Chawton House Library Collection
Currently housed in Redmond, Washington, the Chawton House Library
Collection comprises several literary manuscripts and over 6,200
printed books
published between 1600 and 1830. The Collection is particularly
strong in fiction by women from around 1740. Some novels are
on-line.
- Literary
Resources on the Net (Rutgers, Newark)
Like Voice of the Shuttle, Literary Research Tools is a collection of links to
other sites on the Internet; focus is on English and American literature, subdivided
by chronological periods, from Medieval through Twentieth Century, with an additional
section for Theory.
- The Mander and Mitchenson Theatre Collection
Contains a broad range of materials relating to the British
theatre from the eighteenth through the twentieth century,
including
playbills, music scores, reviews, prints, and photographs.
The entire archive is searchable at the collection level,
and the pre-1890 London theatre records are searchable
at the item
level. It also contains a digital image archive of 2,000
items from the collection, as well as an online gallery
of painting
and artwork.
- Voice of the
Shuttle (University
of California, Santa
Barbara)
One of the best of the metasites for literature, Voice of
the Shuttle catalogs and provides links to electronic resources
across the broad spectrum of the humanities
and related social sciences; arranged by discipline, with separate sections
for English (including American) Literature, Literary Theory,
Minority Studies, and
Women's Studies, among many others. Begins with useful "Highlights" of
especially important sites for each section.
Last modified:
July 16, 2007
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