English Literature->Conferences

This is the official homepage of American Academy of Religion, which was founded in 1909 for those who are teaching or studying the topics related to religion. With the aim to academic research on how the religion affects the lives of communities and individuals through political, social and economic events, this academy is publishing the academic journals, news-letters, and books and holding the academic conferences. Especially sections connected through ‘publication’ button in the left side are recommended. Also, by pressing ‘Book Series’, you can get more information about books related to the religion. These books are classified by the order of authors and series and alphabetically, and through the link, you can purchase books on line. ‘e-bulletins’ button leads you to the information about this academy’s recent conditions and the guideline of the contribution. Other than this information, you need to log in.

URL : http://www.aarweb.org

Keyword(s) : Religion, Christianity and other religions, United States, Book reviews

General Resources->Digital Repositories
English Literature->Conferences
English Literature->Biographical Literature
General Resources->Cultural and Historical Contexts
English Literature->Literature in Translation

This home page provides an extensive amount of letter collections, lives and works, and marginalia during the 1500-1800 period.

URL : http://www.livesandletters.ac.uk/

Keyword(s) : English letters, 16th century, 17th century, 18th century, 19th century, Biography

English Literature->Poetry->By period->17th century
English Literature->Conferences

This is the homepage of the ‘John Donne Society’, which discusses Donne’s life and writings. John Donne (1572-1631) was a metaphysical poet, famous for his love poetry full of conceit, who later became a priest, and ended his life as Dean of St. Paul’s, a very renowned preacher and sermon-writer. The site presents a brief history of the society, details of annual conferences, other relevant conferences and the Donne Variorum Project. In addition, related sites are showed including a link to John Donne Journal homepage. This site is hosted by Oakland University and run by a very reputable team of scholars. You can contact them owing to e-mail links to members of the society. This homepage is particularly of use to graduate or postgraduate students as well as undergraduates with a particular interest in John Donne.

URL : http://johndonnesociety.tamu.edu/

Keyword(s) : Donne, John, England, 17th century, Christianity and literature, Church, Metaphysics in literature, Protestantism and literature

General Resources->Digital Repositories
General Resources->Anthologies/Collections
English Literature->Conferences
English Literature->Drama->By period->20th century

This site is helpful to both scholars and students who majors in American Drama. This site offers information about Eugene O'Neill such as his works, biography, many articles related with O'Neill's works and some information of the forum treating O'Neill. The main contents of this website are the following: Forum, Study Companion, Media Archive, Reference Catalogue, Theater Guide, Theater Review, Biography, Advisory Board, Links.

A few productions can be downloaded using video and audio files on this site. The materials and essays related to O'Neill are classified by the theme of works. Users are able to search articles through the well-organized index of titles of essays. In "Theater Guide" and "Theater Review", users can search the productions, works and reviews criticized by professional critics, and also get pictures. If users are allowed to access this site through subscription, they can even take part in the online-forum open for those interested in O'Neill's works and the author himself.

URL : http://www.eoneill.com/

Keyword(s) : Eugene oneill, theater review, American drama, 20th century, Drama, Dramaists, Dramatic criticism

English Literature->Journals
English Literature->Conferences
English Literature->Drama->By period->English renaissance(1500-1640)

In this site, you can browse current research on Shakespeare through recent Australian publications, Australian and international early modern journals, and its members' homepages. This site also provides various links to other international sites and resources.

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In "Publications," this site shows a list of puiblications by members, published books, and forthcoming books. Each publication in this list has its brief explanation, so it is easy to figure out what kind of book it is.
"Members's Research in Progress" might be helpful in the view of academy. There are names of the researchers and the theme of their studies.
"Major Journals in the Field" has links to Shakespeare Quarterly, Shakespeare Survey, English Literary Renaissance Parergon, and Early Modern Literary Studies. It is a little inconvenient that this site has only a few links.
"Related Shakespeare Websites" has a lot of links to other academic sites. It includes not only sites of general sources and sites for conferences, but also further sites on teaching, journals, libraries, theatre, festivals, and so on. In each category, the links are well arragned with brief explanations.

Finally, "Related Australian and New Zealand Associations" and "Related International Associations" give links to other related associations.

URL : http://www.arts.unsw.edu.au/conferences/anzsa/index.html

Keyword(s) : drama, shakespeare, asia, australia, new zealand