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Romanticism:
a thoughtful study guide by Paul Brians |
The Literary Gothic: A home page
for matters Gothic |
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Romanticism:
from A Guide to the Study of Literature, Brooklyn College,
CUNY |
Heine as a socialist poet: An
outstanding student essay on how Heine has been taught in Eastern
European countries as a socialist poet. |
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Poets on
Poets: an audio archive of modern poets reading poems from the
Romantic period |
A
Study Guide for Goethe's Faust: by
Paul Brians |
| Romantic
Circles: Scholarly Resources |
Bible
(for Job): etexts |
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Confessions
by Jean Jacques Rousseau; etext in English. |
Dr.
Faustus: by Christopher Marlowe; etext in Perseus database |
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Jean-Jacques
Rousseau: links to etexts by and about him |
The Legend of Faust: includes
many interesting and relevant links |
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau: biography and
some critical analysis with hyperlinks to various texts by and about
Rousseau |
Faust
I by Goethe: Translated by Anna Swanwick; etext |
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Rousseau
Association: texts, images and music related to Rousseau |
Faust Legends: an interesting collection
of various Faust materials, translated
and/or edited by D. L. Ashliman |
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Michele Erina Doyle and Mark K. Smith (2007) ‘Jean-Jacques Rousseau
on education’, the encyclopaedia of informal education |
"Faust Reflected in the Multiple Mirrors of the Christian Spectrum:
Science as Diabolic or Divine" by Ingrid
Shafer |
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"Rousseau and the Revolt Against
Reason": by Mary Ann Glendon in First Things, the Journal of
Religion, Culture and Public Life (1999). This requires a
subscription, so try to access it through the NOVA LRC. |
The
Sorrows of Werther: by Goethe; this short novel of young love
and tragedy was wildly popular in its day. |
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The
Poetical Works of John Keats: etexts |
Goethe's Love Affairs |
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The Life
and Work of John Keats |
Satan:
historical and theological background |
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John Keats: from A Guide to the Study of
Literature, Brooklyn College, CUNY |
The
Alchemical Drama of Goethe’s Faust: an essay by Adam McLean |
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The Percy
Bysshe Shelley Resource Page:
etexts and bibliography |
Jim Breen's Japanese Page |
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Some
of Shelley's Poetry: etexts |
Japanese Legends:
about supernatural
sweethearts |
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Poetry
by Wordsworth: etexts |
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