Humanities

A clearing-house for information related to electronic theses and dissertations hosted by Matthew Kirschenbaum of the University of Virginia Library. Directory is broken down by discipline and features links to completed and works in progress.

Studies in the sciences and humanities from the Department of English at Rutgers University.

19th c Etching from Laurie Osborne's site

Collection of papers re: the influence and effect media has on culture from The English Server

Multidisciplinary postgraduate conference for postgraduate students to present their research in Humanities and Social Sciences.

Michael Best's article on electronic editions of Renaissance texts.

Click on a character's name in the upper right menu and view art related to that character.

Portal offering categories devoted to individual authors and titles. Also features a message board for literary criticism and discussion.

Lists of Western, Eastern, and contemporary classics, indexed by author and by period and culture.

H-Net discussion group that exists to encourage and maintain interest in the use of computers in all types of historical studies. Features subject overview, archive, links to related lists, and subscription information.

H-Net list for announcing conferences, calls for papers, and events and programs of interest. Includes solicitation of items, event locator, archives, and categorical division.

H-Net discussion group dedicated to the study of Sport Literature as an academic discipline. Includes subject overview, archives, syllabi, links to related resources, and subscription information.

H-Net discussion group dedicated to an international perspective on Atlantic World History from 1500 to 1800. Features subject overview, archives, reviews, syllabi, links to related lists and resources, and subscription details.

H-Net discussion list and newsletter for the Business History Conference. Features subject overview, archives, reviews, links to related lists, and subscription details.

H-Net discussion group dedicated the field of comparative literature and computers. Features archive, abstracts, teaching resources, links to related lists, and subscription information.