Nancy Rosenberg England
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"Literature is strewn with the wreckage of those who have minded beyond reason the opinion of others." --Virginia Woolf |
Fall 2008 ~ English 2319
Syllabus for English 2319: British Literature
Poetry Analysis Assignment Sheet
Purdue University Online Writing Lab's "Writing About Literature" handout
Purdue University Online Writing Lab's "Writing About Poetry" handout
Fall 2008 ~ English 1302
Syllabus for English 1302: Argumentative Writing
The UTA Library English 1302 Course Guide
Contact Information
Email: nengland@uta.edu
Office: Carlisle Hall 605
Phone: English Office (messages only) 817.272.2692
Address:
Department of English
The University of Texas at Arlington
Box 19035
Arlington, TX 76019
Online Handout: Creating Your Faculty Web Page--Basic Set-Up Instructions
Links
Reading and Writing Links
UTA Writing Center Online Writing Lab (OWL)
UTA Libraries Online Library Guide -- ENGL1302
(contains guides for library database and online catalog research, source evaluation, MLA style, plagiarism [how not to =)], and more)
UTA Libraries Online - Subject Databases: English
UTA Libraries "How To" Brochures (cite and evaluate sources, etc.)
Purdue University Online Writing Lab: Grammar, Punctuation, and Spelling
Purdue University Online Writing Lab: Annotated Bibliographies
MLA Citation Style from Cornell University Library
American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language
Tips for Effective Presentations
Lit Links
The Jane Austen Information Page
A Calendar for Pride and Prejudice
Mary Prince's Petition to Parliament, 24 June 1829
Eighteenth-Century Resources - Literature
Dictionary of Victorian London
Tennyson reads "The Charge of the Light Brigade"
Florence Nightingale speaks in aid of the Light Brigade Relief Fund, 30 July 1890
The Enduring Mystery of Jack the Ripper
Dracula Research Centre (Direct URL for my essay: "Desire and Loathing in Bram Stoker's Dracula," Number 2 [2000])
T.S. Eliot reads "The Waste Land"