English 2327

The Problem of Meaning in Literature: Guide for First and Second Year College Students

Critical Reading, A Guide for Freshmen and Sophomores

The Epic Hero and the Journey. English 2327 WWW Paper

FIRST WWW ASSIGNMENT

Major Paper: Thomas Jefferson and Deism

Use this page and the ones below for your resources for this paper.

Click Here for Assignment Page

The Religion of Thomas Jefferson

Deism and Related On-Line Resources

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, AMERICA! THE HISTORY AND ARTISTRY OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

THE SCARLET LETTER and Related On-Line Resources

English 2327: Eighteenth- Century Links Now Available

Deism and Related On-Line Resources

American Slave Narratives: An Anthology

Documenting the American South

Freedmen and Southern Society Project

Free at Last: A Documentary History of Slavery, Freedom, and the Civil War

Indigenous Peoples'Literature ****Four Stars!

Native American Adventure ****Four Stars!

***Hispanics in World History***

***The Vision of Tragedy (MOBY DICK)***

The Epic as Cosmopoesis by Louise Cowan

THE TRAGIC FORM, Richard Sewall

ELEVEN SELECTED APPROACHES TO CRITICAL READING

***Student Literature WEB Projects, UT Austin***

American Literature Lecture One

American Literature Lecture Two

***MASSACHUSETTS BAY COLONY, 1640-1700***

***WHAT IS A PURITAN?***

***PURITAN AND COLONIAL EDUCATION***

***PERSPECTIVES IN AMERICAN LITERATURE***

***THE REVIVAL SERMONS OF JONATHAN EDWARDS (THE GREAT AWAKENING)***

***US HISTORY--COLONIAL CYCLE***

John Locke and His Influence the Enlightenment

John Locke Background and Related Sources

George Washington's Rules of Civility

U.S. Founding Documents

Papers of James Madison, University of Virgina

***US HISTORY--REVOLUTIONARY CYCLE***

***The Works of Benjamin Franklin***

***Thomas Paine Resources on the Net***

Democracy in America: Alexis de Tocqueville

Women in America: 1820-1842

***NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE PAGES***

***UNITARIANISM, TRANSCENDENTIALISM, HAWTHORNE AND MELVILLE***

***C.G. Jung Analytical Psychology and Culture***

The Lincoln Legal Papers

Special Collections Library, Duke University (Slave Narratives, African American Women, Civil War Women)

Back to the Main Page.

This page was last updated on September 16,1997. The Logo was designed by Ray Phillips and Ellen Shull.