Academic and research resources for English Literature from Anglo-Saxon to Contemporary times.
Possible submissions include links to essays, online texts, multimedia projects, research tools, conference information, discussion groups, and collections of relevant links. Please identify any student projects as student work.
Resources for the study of seventeenth-century (1601-1700) British drama, poetry, and prose.
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Academic and research resources for British Literature of the 19th Century.
If the site you are submitting is specifically related to one author, please ensure that you submit it in the category for that author. If the author in question has no category of their own, then submit the site to this category.
Do not submit scam sites or "essay" sites which are subscription based, unless there is a reasonable amount of quality content available so that your site can be properly reviewed.
This category is for sites relating to work published since the start of 2001, and relating to authors who have published their most significant body of work since then.
The Middle English period of English literature extends from approximately 1150 CE to approximately 1500 CE. It includes a large body of secular and religious poems and prose works. It also includes several notable figures in English literature, such as Chaucer, the Pearl Poet, and Malory.
In this top-level category please submit sites that refer to general topics in Middle English literature. Suitable materials for this category include collections of texts and translations, background information pages, general literary studies (studies devoted to more than one author or anonymous work), bibliographies (which can be lists of printed materials or lists of links to external sites or combinations or both), and other general items. Submit other sites to the subcategories of this category. Submit works by and secondary materials on Chaucer, Gower, Langland, Lydgate, Malory, and the Pearl Poet to their respective subcategories. Submit works by and secondary materials on authors other than these six to the "Other Authors" subcategory. Submit anonymous works and secondary materials on anonymous works to the "Anonymous Works" subcategory. Submit sites that concern Middle English as a language to the "Language" subcategory.
This category and its subcategories encompass all of Old English literature. The term "Old English Literature" refers to the poetry and prose produced by Anglo-Saxon authors from approximately the year 700 CE to approximately the year 1150 CE.
In this top-level category please submit sites that refer to general topics in Old English literature. Suitable material for this category includes collective editions or translations of poems or prose works, general studies of Old English literature, and other general items. Submit other Old English sites to the subcategories of this category.
This category is for listings of sites related to the author William Shakespeare, his writings, and Shakespearean literary resources. Material related to the theatrical performance and productions of his plays and such can be found at Arts/Performing Arts/Theatre/Shakespeare. Further listings of websites on Shakespeare and his works may be found in the list of Open Directory Related categories.
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