The American Literature Archive

	The American Literature Archive Authors \| Courses \| Criticism \| Gallery \| Links \| Periods \| Works COURSES The American 1950s. Al Filreis's comprehensive site accompanies his course on the literature and culture of the 50s (UPenn). American Studies Electronic Crossroads: Curriculum. A comprehensive site, sponsored by the American Studies Association -- this section provides resources for teachers and administrators of American Studies programs. An American Literature Survey. Daniel Anderson's award-winning site (UT/UNC); it includes interactive texts, student-selected anthologies, and a Storyforms site that "mixes literary study, teaching methods, and practice in hypertext composition. It looks at literary work(s) as intertwined with artistic media, including drama, fiction, film, and hypertext." American Studies @ The University of Virginia. Unabashedly subtitled, "we DO American Studies," the site provides links to electronic classrooms, web projects, a site on the 1930s, and a variety of hypertexts. A bit slow to download. E 316K: Masterworks of Literature - American. Brian A. Bremen's site for his large lecture class (UT). Includes lecture links, discussion forums, and course related handouts. Projects @ Yale: American Studies. A developing site, it will include three main undergraduate projects: "Imaging America" -- A growing archive of photos and images from Yale University archives, available online; "MaterialWeb" -- An on-line resource and guidebook for doing research on material culture, including classic essays in the field, sample analyses of objects, and images of material culture objects from Yale's collection; and "Student Projects" -- links to web projects created by undergraduate and graduate students in American Studies, as examples of the potential of new technologies. Authors \| Courses \| Criticism \| Gallery \| Links \| Periods \| Works Please e-mail me to let me know if any links are broken.