Romantics Unbound | Romanticism Studies--Collaborative Learning

One of the most exciting aspects of the Web is that it allows for extensive collaboration between scholars, teachers, and students from all over the world. I think that meeting and sharing information with colleagues on an international scale is as grand and wonderful as Romanticism itself. This Collaborative Learning page is intended to facilitate the sincere exchange of information and knowledge between students, teachers, scholars, and anyone interested in Romanticism.

Due to the preponderance of automated postings of irrelevant information, I have had to take down the Romantics Unbound discussion board. I apologize for any inconvenience. --Dr. Hogsette

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This learning center is intended for the sincere exchange and sharing of information related to Romanticism studies. If you have general comments or questions about the Romantics Unbound Web site, please do not post here; rather, simply send me e-mail at dhogsett@nyit.edu. This collaborative learning site is reserved for those who are interested in contributing knowledge, information, reactions, and insights concerning the history and culture of the Romantic period.

The collaborative space has something for everyone. I have created the following discussion categories:

General Romanticism
Romantic Period Literature
Romantic Period Art
Romantic Period Music
Gothic Literature
Student Area
Teacher Area
Scholar Area

Within each category are various forums in which you can post new topics, read current topics, and post replies to existing topics. To read and respond to messages or to post your own messages, just click the Message Board icon below. A separate window should open showing you the RomanticsUnbound.Net discussion board. You can post messages as a Guest, or you can create a profile by clicking the Register link.

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