Engelsk Litteratur - Perioder og Temaer

British & Irish Authors on the Web    19.århundrede britiske og irske forfattere 
"This is a gateway site that lists all the known websites on 19th century British and Irish authors. The full list is over twenty pages long (it is constantly being updated). For regular visitors there is a 'What's New?' section. The authors are listed in chronological order. This is a good starting point for anyone carrying out research into 19th century writers." (spartacus)
 

www.bl.uk/collections/early/victorian/intro.html   Aspects of Victorian Books
The 19th century witnessed the economic, social, political and cultural transformation of Britain. The printing and publishing industry was caught up in this transformation, benefiting from the application of power to the various stages of the manufacturing process, but also able to exploit developments in other technologies, most notably the railways and telegraphy. This website celebrates this process with sections on printing technology, illustrations, lithography, wood engraving, the novel, yellowbacks, penny dreadfuls and children's books.
 

The San Antonio College Victorian Literature Index
 

www.nytimes.com/learning/general/onthisday/bday/0524.html   
Ved Dronning Victorias død
 

www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/ilej/     The Internet Library of Early Journals
britiske tidsskrifter fra 18- 19. årh ..Site contains digitized 20-year runs of six 18th- and 19th-century journals. The collection consists of three 18th-century journals: Gentleman's Magazine, The Annual Register, and Philosophical Transactions of the 
Royal Society; and three 19th-century journals: Notes and Queries, The Builder, and Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. In addition to the digitized page images, the database offers searching and browsing capabilities.
 

David Perdue's Charles Dickens Page
 

www.blakearchive.org/blake/   William Blake arkiv
 

http://cla.calpoly.edu/~smarx/Blake/blakeproject.html
the Blake Multimedia project med smukke stik i farver
 

The Browning Multimedia Page
 

The Wilkie Collins Website
 

lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/EG-etexts.html    Elizabeth C. Gaskell
prof Matsuoka i Japan - der har en meget omfattende samling links til Victoria-tidens England, har også en fin side til Elizabeth Gaskell og hendes værker. Her liste over E-tekster.
www.lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/EG-Barton.html    "Mary Barton" 
Elizabeth C. Gaskell, written in 1848.
lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/%7Ematsuoka/Gaskell.html
 

www.bartleby.com/122/index.html     Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins
"Considered an early Modern poet ahead of his Victorian time, G. M. Hopkins's verse is notable for his use of sprung rhythm and intricate use of language and rhyme. As a Jesuit priest, Hopkins's poems dealt largely in the realm of religion and his inner conflict, which arose, not from religious skepticism, but from an inability to give himself completely to his God. Both his poems and his letters often reflect an intense dissatisfaction with himself as a poet and as a servant of God. Since Hopkins never gave permission for the publication of his verse, his Poems, edited by his friend Robert Bridges, did not appear in print until 1918."
 

www.bartleby.com/121/index.html    
  Thomas Hardy : Wessex Poems and Other Verses (1898)
" His verse is spare, unadorned, and unromantic, and its pervasive theme is man's futile struggle against cosmic forces. Like many of Hardy's novels, the fifty-one poems of The Wessex Poems and Other Verses are all set against the bleak and forbidding Dorset landscape, whose physical harshness echoes that of an indifferent, if not malevolent, universe. Hardy's vision reflects a world in which Victorian complacencies were dying but its moralism was not, and in which science had eliminated the comforting certainties of religion." nyhedsbrev

www.kipling.org.uk/
 

Kipling : reaktion på White Man´s Burden : (der er mange flere artikler mv på webstedet)
Take up the Strong Man's Burden, by Henry Slade Goff, Farm, Stock and Home, March 1899 (poem)
Etext version of Rudyard Kipling's "White Man's Burden"
The Poor Man's Burden, by George E. McNeill, Boston Globe, March 1899 (poem) 
The Black Man's Burden, by H. T. Johnson, The Christian Recorder, March 1899 (poem)
The Black Man's Burden, by the London Speaker, March 1903 (poem)
The Wrong Man's "Burden", by Bertrand Shadwell, The Public, July 25, 1903 (poem)
 

www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/1903blackburden.html     Black Man's Burden
This is the answer to Kipling's poem from Edward Morel, a British journalist in the Belgian Congo. Written in 1903, it calls attention to the abuses of imperialism. There is also a link to Kipling's "White Man's Burden." fra Halsalls fine kildesamling.
A document analysis worksheet is available from the National Archives .
 

The Rossetti Archive
 

Thomas Carlyle ( 1795-1881 ).
Thomas Hood ( 1799-1845 ).
Thomas Babington Macaulay ( 1800 - 1859 ).
John Henry Cardinal Newman ( 1801-1890 ).
George Borrow ( 1803-1881 ).
Benjamin Disraeli ( 1804-1881 ).
John Stuart Mill ( 1806-1873 ).
Elizabeth Barrett Browning ( 1806-1861 ).
Charles Darwin ( 1809-1882 ).
Edward Fitzgerald ( 1809-1883 ).
Alfred, Lord Tennyson ( 1809-1892 ).
Elizabeth Gaskell ( 1810-1865 ).
William Makepeace Thackeray ( 1811-1863 ).
Robert Browning ( 1812-1889 ).
Charles Dickens ( 1812-1870 ).
Edward Lear ( 1812-1888 ).
Charles Reade ( 1814-1884 ).
Anthony Trollope ( 1815-1882 ).
Charlotte Brontë ( 1816-1855 ).
Emily Brontë ( 1818-1848 ).
James Anthony Froude ( 1818-1894 ).
Arthur Hugh Clough ( 1819-1861 ).
George Eliot ( 1819-1880 ).
Charles Kingsley ( 1819-1875 ).
John Ruskin ( 1819-1900 ).
Matthew Arnold ( 1822-1888 ).
Wilkie Collins ( 1824-1889 ).
Walter Bagehot ( 1826-1877 ).
George Meredith ( 1828-1909 ).
Dante Gabriel Rossetti ( 1828-1882 ).
Christina Rossetti ( 1830-1894 ).
Lewis Carroll ( 1832-1898 ).
James Thomson ( 1834-1882 ).
William Morris ( 1834-1896 ).
Samuel Butler ( 1835-1902 ).
Sir William Schwenk Gilbert ( 1836 - 1911 ).
Gerard Manley Hopkins ( 1844-1889 ).
Robert Louis Stevenson ( 1850-1894 ).
George Moore ( 1852 - 1933 ).
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ( 1859-1930 ).
Francis Thompson ( 1859 - 1907 ).
Jerome K. Jerome ( 1859-1927 ).
Thomas Hardy ( 1840 - 1928 ).
Henry James ( 1843 - 1916 ).
Robert Bridges ( 1844 - 1930 ).
Oscar Wilde ( 1854 - 1900 ).
Joseph Conrad ( 1857 - 1924 ).
A. E. Housman ( 1859 - 1936 ).
William Butler Yeats ( 1865 - 1939 ).
Rudyard Kipling ( 1865 - 1936 ).
H. G. Wells ( 1866 - 1946 ).
John Galsworthy ( 1867 - 1933 ).
Winston S. Churchill ( 1874 - 1965 ).
E. M. Forster ( 1879 - 1970 ).
James Joyce ( 1882 - 1941 ).
T. S. Eliot ( 1888 - 1965 ).

 

www.english.cam.ac.uk/ceres/     CERES: Cambridge English Renaissance Electronic Service
This resource is "Aimed at those working in the area of English Renaissance literature and its environs, it offers its members a Starter Guide to help them get more from the internet, and a regular email newsletter, CERES Harvest, detailing and reviewing new developments in electronic resources for research in the Renaissance, as well as relaying calls for papers and conference programmes."
 

Renaissance British Literature billeder   An Image-Oriented Introduction to Backgrounds for English Renaissance Literature
 

Luminarium         middelalder - renæssance - 17.årh
Essays on Early 17th Century English Literature luminarium
 

ERIC English Renaissance in Context