ENG 110/108 Resources

LAST UPDATE: July 11, 1997
  1. Women's Studies Resources
  2. Cross-Cultural Resources
  3. Historical Resources

    Women's Studies Resources

    These are more specific works that may help you in writing your papers. There are links from these sites to many other sites, but these at least are a starting point.
    1. Notes by Dr. Christina Hoff-Sommers- Who Stole Feminism
    2. Response to Who Stole Feminism by various Feminist Organizations
    3. Women's Writing Project 1330-1830 (Brown U.)
    4. Online Reviews of Literature by Women
    5. Feminist Research Agenda in Youth Literature
    6. Women in Greek Mythology

    Cross-Cultural Literature

    As we examine writing by different cultural groups, some of these sources may be of use.
    1. Indo-European Languages
    2. History of English Language
    3. History of Literature in North America
    4. Modernism Notes
    5. African American Literature Handout
    6. African-American & Latino/A Literature (Readings)
    7. History of Puerto Rican Literature
    8. Native American History
    9. Online African American Resources
    10. Ralph Bunche Institute at William Paterson University
    11. Latino/a Resources
    12. Chicana Literature (U. of Texas)
    13. Asian-American Resources Page
    14. Native American Resources

    Historical Resources

    1. Historical Documents
    2. New Jersey History
    3. American History: Abolitionism to Reconstructionism (1830-1890)
    4. Computerized Historical Database

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