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Links2Go
"American Literature" Award: The page titled
"Pal:
Table of Contents"
was selected as a Links2Go "Key
Resource"
in the American Literature topic. Each quarter, Links2Go
samples millions of web pages to determine which pages are
most heavily cited by web pages authors, such as yourself.
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your award! July 10, 2000
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Today's ( March 25, 2000 ) Reference Pick of the Day is: PAL: Perspectives in American Literature - A Research and Reference Guide, this searchable site provides outlines and bibliographies of hundreds of authors, themes, and literary movements in the U.S. from colonial days to the present. There are many appendices, including the elements of poetry, drama, and fiction. |
PAL: Perspectives
in American Literature. Created by Paul P. Reuben of
California State University, Stanislaus, PAL is arranged
like a textbook and contains chapters on "Early Twentieth
Century to 1945," "Late Twentieth Century: 1945 to Present,"
"American Drama," and "Harlem Renaissance." Each chapter
contains an introductory essay, selected bibliographies, and
information on authors. March 9, 2000
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Congratulations are in order because your site has been selected by Kay Day, the Contributing Editor of Poetry http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/1994, as a Recommended Site in Suite101.com's Best-of-Web Directory. As part of one of the most comprehensive directories on the Internet today, your site is now one of over 25,000 hand-picked and selected links on over 800 topics in our Best-of-Web Directory. January 18, 2000 |
Kent
State University Library:
At this Web site you will find a research and reference
guide to American literature. This work is a carefully
organized and knowledgeable compendium of sources covering
over three hundred years of writing in America. The site is
arranged in periods starting with Colonial Period; to 1700
and concluding with the Contemporary Period (1945 to the
Present). African Americans are represented. December 11,
1999
The
Corporation for Public Broadcasting - American
Collection:
This exemplary site proposes and fulfills its goal to
present an online resource for topics in American
Literature. Students and educators who discover the site in
searching for a particular author will find a resource that
spans the range of American Literature from early 17th
century to the present. Written by Paul P. Reuben, Ph.D.,
Professor of English at California State University
Stanislaus, PAL includes extensive resources for each
author. The straightforward academic design of the site is
easy to view, navigate and load quickly. Overall Rating: 4
(Excellent) December 10, 1999
College
411: PAL:
Perspectives in American Literature. An extremely
comprehensive and useful site. PAL outlines American
literature according to time period, genre, and author. If
you want a general background, it's here. If you want info
on individual authors, they're all here. If you want
bibliographies on specific topics, they're here. December 2,
1999
To help you find
the best information, we've collected and described some of
the best starting places for finding online critical
writing. PAL:
Perspectives in American Literature: A Research and
Reference Guide.
This detailed website is a guide to finding literary
criticism and commentary about American authors. It is
arranged by literary periods, and includes introductions and
general bibliographies for each period. November 16,
1999
the
Internet Public Library
San
Antonio College, American Lit
Index:
Do not miss Professor Paul P. Reuben's splendid Perspectives
in American Literature Page. He has provided help on just
about every major American author. He is a Professor of
English at California State University at Stanislaus.
September 28, 1999
George
Washington U. English Graduate Student
Assn.:
Perspectives in American Literature - Simply an amazing
resource for the survey of American literature. Paul Reuben
has compiled a broad-based site that is constantly
developing. Specific authors and movements are addressed in
an easy to read and eye-pleasing presentation. September 26,
1999
CSU
Sacramento Electronic Reference
Desk:
PAL:Perspectives in American Literature:A Research and
Reference Guide - Paul P. Reuben's excellent 10th edition
web guide to the most famous American authors of all
historical periods. Each author treatment includes a Photo,
Websites featuring the Author, Societies, Achievements,
Selected Bibliography, A Brief Biography, and Study
Questions. September 16, 1999
Univ.
of Miami, Richter Library,
Florida:
The Harlem Renaissance. Bibliography of writers associated
with the Harlem Renaissance. Each profile has a brief
assessment of the writer; a list of primary works divided by
genre, and a list of works about the writer. Sites also
includes a Harlem Renaissance timeline. "Chapter 9: Harlem
Renaissance, 1919-1937" in PAL: Perspectives in American
Literature: A Research and Reference Guide. Paul P. Reuben,
Department of English, California State University
Stanislaus. August 20, 1999
Univ. of
Wisconsin, Madison - Internet
Scout Project:
The considerable virtue of this site as a learning resource
lies mainly in Reuben's online project entitled PAL:
Perspectives in American Literature. This review of American
literary history offers primary and secondary bibliographies
for the major periods and figures of American Literature. In
addition, Reuben gives brief but pointed discussions along
with study questions of key concepts and figures. The
appendix includes resources for research, an MLA style
guide, a bibliography for the elements of poetry, fiction,
and drama, and other bibliographies for topics such as
Minorities and Women Studies, The Frontier in American
Literature, and Film Criticism and American Literature. The
site also features useful links to specific subject sites in
American Literature and good online sources for literary
texts. Note: anyone studying for a major test in American
Literature, whether a standardized subject test or an
advanced degree examination, should find this site
particularly helpful. August 10, 1999
Webivore
Knowledge Systems
values your web site and has included it in our
collection of educational web pages. This collection is an
index of the best web sites found and reviewed by our
content experts and editors to help students and educators
find accurate and useful information on the web. Thank you
for your time and input and your web site! June 23,
1999
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Links2Go "Writings" Award: The page titled "Early 19th C.: American Transcendentalism", at http://web.csustan.edu/English/reuben/pal/chap4/chap4.html, was selected as a Links2Go "Key Resource" in the Writings topic, at http://www.links2go.com/topic/Writings. Each quarter, Links2Go samples millions of web pages to determine which pages are most heavily cited by web pages authors, such as yourself. The most popular pages are downloaded and automatically categorized by topic. At most 50 of the pages related to a topic are selected as "Key Resources." Out of 50 pages selected as Key Resources for the Writings topic, your page ranked 17th. Once again, congratulations on your award! May 7, 1999 |
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1/2/99
Dr.
Ellyn, DePaul University, English Department, Chicago: I
am writing up some of your sites for Britannica's
Online Guide.
Congrats. on a very useful internet resource. 8/2/98
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