TWU Libraries

Free Internet Databases

• ERIC [Internet]
• Find Articles

Internet Gateways

Primary Gateways to Literature on the Web

• American Authors
• BUBL: Literature and Rhetoric
• Eserver (English Server)
• Literary Resources on the Net [Jack Lynch]
• Literature Resources [MIT Libraries]
• Mississippi Writers Page
• Voice of the Shuttle: Literature (in English)
• Voice of the Shuttle: Literary Theory

Primary Gateways to Linguistics and Language on the Web

• BUBL: Language
• BUBL: Linguistics
• Corpus Linguistics [Michael Barlow]
• iLoveLanguages [formerly the Human-Languages Page]
• Linguistics Indexes on the Internet [SIL International]

Primary Gateways to Rhetoric on the Web

• Bibliography for Rhetoric, Composition and Professional Communication
• Division of Rhetoric and Composition (DRC) [UT Austin]
• Doug Brent's Rhetoric and Communications Studies Page
• John December Rhetoric Information Sources
• Rhetoric [BUBL]
• Rhetorical Studies, Theory and Philosophy [University of Iowa Department of Communication Studies]
• Silva Rhetoricae (Forest of Rhetoric)

Publications on the Internet

• Literary History of the American West [TCU Press. Sponsored by Western Literature Association. HTML and PDF from "Contents"]
• Oxford Reference Online [See English Dictionaries and Thesauruses, English Language Reference, Literature, Modern Languages, Classics, and Mythology and Folklore sections for searchable publications from Oxford University Press. Access restricted to TWU]

Topics on the Internet

Book Reviews

• Booklist
• How to Write a Book Review
• New York Review of Books
• Writing Book Reviews

Chaucer

• Chaucer MetaPage

French

• BUBL: French Language
• ClicNet
• French Connection
• iLoveLanguages: French
• LinguaWeb: Francais

Grammar

• Guide to Grammar and Writing [Capital Community College]
• Online English Grammar [Anthony Hughes]

Medieval Studies

• Anthology of Middle English Literature, 1350-1485 [Luminarium]
• Internet Medieval Sourcebook
• Labyrinth

Renaissance Literature

• 16th Century Renaissance English Literature, 1485-1603 [Luminarium]
• English Literature: Early 17th Century, 1603-1660 [Luminarium]

Romantic Period

• Romantic Circles

Shakespeare

• Complete Works of William Shakespeare
• Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet
• Open University/BBC Shakespeare Multimedia Research Project
• Plays of William Shakespeare
• Shakespeare Bookshelf [Internet Public Library]
• Shakespeare's Globe
• Shakespeare Globe Centre (USA)
• Shakespeare's Globe Research Database
• Sites on Shakespeare and the Renaissance

Spanish

• BUBL: Spanish Language
• iLoveLanguages: Spanish
• Learn Spanish: a Free Online Tutorial
• LinguaWeb: Espanol

Translators

• Babelfish
• Translate [Dictionary.com]

Women

• African-American Women Writers of the 19th Century [A selection of published works in the New York Public Library Schomburg Collection]
• British Women Romantic Poets, 1789-1832 [A collection of electronic texts from the Shields Library, University of California-Davis]
• A Celebration of Women Writers [A comprehensive listing of links to biographical and bibliographical information about women writers, and complete published books written by women. International scope]
• Domestic Goddesses [Devoted to women writers, beginning in the 19th century, who wrote "domestic fiction."]
• Femmes Fatales [Eight modern women mystery writers]
• Gifts of Speech [Speeches made by influential contemporary women around the world]
• 19th Century Women's Poetry [Textual selections drawn from 19th-century and early 20th-century anthologies. The majority of texts do not appear on modern anthologies]
• 19cWWW [19th century American women writers web. Includes electronic texts]
• Victorian Women Writers Project [To produce highly accurate transcriptions of works by British women writers of the 19th century]
• Voices from the Gaps: Women Writers of Color [The lives and works of women writers of color]
• Women of the Left Bank, Paris, 1900-1940 [Early Modernism, especially women in Paris, 1900-1940. Actual scope extends beyond Paris]
• Women Romantic-Era Writers
• Women Writers [Extensive links and articles for 19th and 20th century women writers]
• WWWomen: Arts/Literature