IMC Language Arts Resources
Look for Books with these Call Numbers800 Literature: general resources808.8 Literature: general collections 808.88 Quotations 809.89 Women writers 809 Literary study and criticism 809 Poetry: general resources 810 American literature in English 820 English, Scottish and Irish literature 830 German literature 840 French literature 850 Italian literature 860 Spanish and Portuguese literature 870 Latin literature 880 Classical Greek literature 890 Literature in other languages Click Here to search for RHS Books and other Materials. Here is just a sample of what you will find in Reference...
Online ResourcesFor a List of Recommended Language Arts Research Databases, Click Here.You can find articles about authors, works of literature, literary criticisms and poetry from such journals as: The American Poetry Review, American Literature, Contemporary Literature, Essays in Literature, Journal of Modern Literature, Nineteenth Century Literature, Studies in English Literature, World Literature Today and hundreds more, all from the following Internet Databases....
Teaching Books - a multimedia website that generates enthusiasm for books and reading by providing original, up-close profiles of authors and illustrators, audio excerpts of book readings, guides to thousands of titles and a wealth of resources on children's and young adult literature all in one place. A new educational literature website for high school and college students. A new educational poetry website for high school and college students. Internet Resources
American LiteratureAmerican Collection - presents films based on the works of American authors, Cather, Welty, Hughes & James.The American Indian - Smithsonian exhibition of the life, languages, literature, and history of Native Americans. American Literary History - primary and secondary bibliographies for major periods and figures of American Literature. Booknotes - provides information about the CSPAN program and the nonfiction books covered on the show. Salem Witchcraft - provides accurate general information about these witchcraft events. Edgar Allen Poe - biographical as well as an archive of his letters and fiction. Edith Wharton Society - covers the life and work of this American novelist and short story writer. Faulkner on the Web - an unparalleled online resource for the study of William Faulkner. To Kill A Mockingbird: Then and Now - presents social and historical context of the novel, and the ways it makes relevant connections to today. Contains primary source documents, lesson plans, and student work. Herman Melville - life and works of the author, includes reviews and criticisms. Mark Twain at Large - examines the role of travel in Twain's writing and his life. Mark Twain Site - covers Mark Twain and how his works were created, marketed, performed and reviewed. Mark Twain - film produced by Ken Burns, with classroom activities, his writings, a chronology and related sites. Pulitzer Prize Winners - in American Journalism, letters, drama and music. J.D. Salinger John Steinbeck - Research repository and classroom for the study of his novel, Of Mice and Men. John Steinbeck: The California Novels Martha Heasley Cox Center for Steinbeck Studies Uncle Tom's Cabin and American Culture - Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel and the nation's response to it. African American Women Writers-19th Century - works of fiction, poetry, biographies, autobiographies and essays. Minnesota Writers Minnesota Authors Project - biographical sketches of 36 past and present Minnesota authors. American PoetryThe Academy of American Poets - more than 300 audio clips through Poetcast and more added every week;Bartleby Verse - American and English Poetry, 1250 - 1920. Fooling With Words - brief biographies of 21 poets, selections of poetry and video (Quicktime or RealPlayer). Poets.org - access to full text poems by occasion and theme. Back to Top British LiteratureAesop's Fables OnlineJane Austen Society Online - enjoyment and appreciation of Jane Austen and her writing. William Blake Archive - Blake's poetry and prose and his Songs of Innocence and of Experience. British Literature - includes author profiles, short articles on historical eras and over 50 literary locales. British Women Romantic Poets - works published by British women poets between 1789 and 1832. Burns Country - this site contains 100 songs and poems and an encyclopedia on Scotland's most famous poet. Chaucer - guide to online resources on the 14th century poet. Dickens - a great site for Charles Dickens fans, biographical information and text of his works. Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift - links to source texts, study guides, scholarly societies and other resources. King Arthur on Britannia Middle English Literature - four collections: Camelot Project, Robin Hood, Middle English texts and Bibliographies. Shakespeare - the complete Works of William Shakespeare. Shakespeare and the Globe: Then and Now - includes the theatre, biographies, plays in the Elizabethan context. William Shakespeare & the Internet - his Works, Life & Times, Theatre, Criticism and Educational Resources. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein - electronic version of the original 1831 edition of Frankenstein. Sherlockian - comprehensive links to everything related to 221B Baker Street and Arthur Conan Doyle. Victorian Women Writers - works of 19th Century British women authors Back to Top General LiteratureGreek & Roman MythologyAncient Classic History Glossary - dictionary listing of Greek and Roman Gods.Classical Gods of Greek Mythology - a complete A to Z list of Greek Gods. The Classics Page - Latin and Greek mythology, the Oracle, the Odyssey and more. Encyclopedia Mythica - Greek - photo gallery of Greek gods. Encyclopedia Mythica - Roman - photo gallery of Roman gods. Greek Mythology - from the Illiad to the fall of the last tyrant Greek Pantheon - a reference guide for students of Greek mythology. Mortal Women of the Trojan War - references of the mortal women of the Trojan War. Mythical and Fantasy Creatures MythNet - The Classics Unveiled - designed to educate the world about Greek and Roman mythology. The Odyssey - A Deeper Appreciation of the Odyssey developed by the Yale-New Haven Teacher's Institute. Odyssey Online - explores Near Eastern, Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and sub-Saharan African cultures. Olympian Gods - A to Z listing of the Olympian Gods from Bullfinchs Mythology. Study Guide for Homer's Odyssey - figure out the variations and myths to help you understand the Homer better. Communications/JournalismAdvertising in America - over 9,000 images relating to the early history of advertising in the United States. Materials are from the Special Collections Library at Duke University, includes a multitude of products from cookbooks, billboards, print advertisements, trade cards, calendars.American Journalism - annual report on the State of the News Media. American Newspapers - Complete listing of American Newspapers. Archive of American Public Addresses Behind the Homefront - "a daily chronicle of news in homeland security and military operations affecting newsgathering, access to information and the public's right to know." Comics - comic strips and editorial cartoons. Comics Research Bibliography - list of resources that cover the cultural and political role of comics in history, criticism, education, features and reviews. Early Radio History - articles and extracts about early radio and related technologies, concentrating on the United States from 1897 to 1927. Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting - media watch group provides documented criticism of media bias and censorship. Freedom of Information - This site is a one-stop portal that describes best practices, explains campaign strategies and tactics, and links the efforts of freedom of information advocates around the world. Freedom Forum - a nonpartisan foundation dedicated to free press, free speech and free spirit for all people. Inaugural Addresses - Inaugural speeches of all presidents from Washington to Clinton. Journalism.org - Research, Resources, and Ideas to Improve Journalism. Life Magazine Photo Archive - millions of photographs from the LIFE photo archive, from the 1750s to today. Media Literacy - Center for Media Literacy. Media Matters - a not for profit information center dedicated to monitoring, analyzing, and correcting misinformation. Museum of Television and Radio - interviews with people in T.V. and radio, talking about the creative process. News Literacy Project - national educational program that is mobilizing seasoned journalists to help middle school and high school students sort fact from fiction in the digital age. Newseum - 250,000-square-foot museum of news, offers visitors an experience that blends five centuries of news history with up-to-the-second technology and hands-on exhibits. Newswatch - a consumer's guide to the news, an online media criticism magazine. Online Journalism Review - articles evaluate the field of online journalism. Poynter Institute - a school for journalists, future journalists, and teachers of journalists. ProPublica - journalism in the public interest providing access to missing memos from the Bush Administration. Public Integrity - investigative journalism in the public interest. Pulitzer Organization - lists all of the Pulitzer Prizes and their winners from 1917 to the present. Pulitzer Prize Photographs - from the North Carolina State University library. Radio Programs - streaming audio from such programs as NPR, music, old time radio, talk radio and sports. State of the News Media - an annual report on American Journalism. Streaming Audio and Video Resources - a list of resources that provide links to audio and video files. SunshineWeek - promoting the public's right to know with links to open government web sites and FOIA efforts. Syndicated Comics - over 100 syndicated comics. The1920s/The
Roaring Twenties
Photography & Film Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences -
documenting the history and development of motion pictures. TheatreTheatre History - annotated directory of links to resources on Theatre history from classical Greek to the present.Broadway: The American Musical - five-part series from PBS offers insights into the world of the Great White Way throughout its fabled past, all the way up to the present. Writing |
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