Romantics Unbound | Romanticism Studies--Romanticism Links

Romanticism means so many things to so many different people. One interesting aspect of Romantic studies is the continued discussion and debate over what the term "Romanticism" means. The area of study is always in a continued state of flux, defining and redefining itself as new approaches to old material (and to newly discovered material) take students, teachers, and scholars into increasingly diverse and challenging areas of inquiry. With its hypertextual format, the Web is an excellent medium in which to support this ongoing discussion and discovery process, and its fluidity nicely represents the dynamic nature of this scholarly activity, even as it provides a mechanism by which multiple views and information can be shared. Below, I have listed a number of excellent resources for Romanticism studies. At this point, these resources privilege literary studies, but the information contained therein does have relevance for art, music, and history study as well.

Romanticism Links | Romanticism Book Resources

Romanticism Links
Romanticism on the Net	A peer-reviewed electronic journal that provides engaging articles and links to other Web resources and print journals. RoN also offers information on scholarly conferences and publication series. Edited and maintained by Michael Laplace-Sinatra.
Romantics Circle	A scholarly web site devoted to the study of Lord Byron, Percy Shelley, Mary Shelley, John Keats and their contemporaries. This page is edited by Neil Fraistat, Steven E. Jones, Donald H. Reiman, and Carl Stahmer, and it has an extensive advisory board. This is an excellent scholarly and pedagogical resource.
The Romantics	An unmatched resource page from Voice of the Shuttle that provides excellent links to a variety of pedagogical and scholarly resources.

Chronology of Late 18^th and Early 19^th Centuries	A hyperlinked chronology from the University of Pennsylvania.

Romanticism Links	A small list of WWW links to information on Romanticism provided by The Wordsworth Circle.


San Antonio College LitWeb: Romantic Period	A comprehensive list of Web resources and basic literary information for various Romantic period writers. Maintained by Roger Blackwell Bailey, Ph.D. of the San Antonio College Department of English.
Literary Resources—Romantic	An excellent list of Web resources compiled and maintained by Jack Lynch of the University of Pennsylvania. This page is part of the Literary Resources page.
Romanticism On Line	A nice list of Web resources, focusing on Romantic women writers. Compiled and maintained by Laura Mandell of Miami University of Ohio.

Women of the Romantic Period	This interesting Web site from the University of Texas uses the poem "The Unsex'd Females" by Richard Polwhele to introduce readers to some prominent women writers of the Romantic period.
The Wordsworth Trust	A Web site that describes the mission of the Wordsworth Trust, an organization that maintains Dove Cottage and the Wordsworth Museum. The Trust also publishes articles on Wordsworth and Romanticism that are available on line.
Dresden: Treasures from the Saxon State Library	This is an interesting Library of Congress Web site detailing a special exhibit of the Saxon State Library. Included in this exhibit are Goethe and German Romanticism collections.
Penguin Classics Web Site	This is a commercial Web site of the Penguin publishing group that provides excellent resource links for students, teachers, and readers of classic world literature.
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