12. Web Sites of Interest for Literary Studies
The first two sites will lead you to others of interest, by searching for authors, periods, genres, movements, etc. The third is a full text collection of standard reference books and texts. The fourth, a resource for the practice, teaching and study of poetry is under development, and currently available to Harvard affiliates only.
A very useful meta-guide to and collection of online resources across the humanities disciplines, from UCSB..
A long-lived site, from Rutgers University, with well organized links to a broad array of scholarly web pages from around the world.
A collection of literary and other texts, reference tools (including Rogets Thesaurus, Columbia Encyclopedia, Strunk's Elements of Style, and others), the Harvard Classics: the 50-volume “5-foot shelf of books” and the the 20-volume Shelf of Fiction, Verse, Fiction, and Non-fiction sections. There is advertising on the site, but the content is very useful.
The beta version of poetry@harvard is a resource for Harvard students and instructors, supporting the practice, study, and teaching of poetry at the University. It aims to create a portal to Harvard's varied collections, publications, and organizations, to provide curricular resources, and to serve as a venue for collaboration.