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Welcome to the Electronic Archives for Teaching the American Literatures

The Electronic Archives contain essays, syllabi, bibliographies, and other resources for teaching the multiple literatures of the United States. The Archives are designed as a complementary resource to the electronic discussion list, T-AMLIT. The Electronic Archives are created and maintained by the Center for Electronic Projects in American Culture Studies (CEPACS) at Georgetown University's American Studies Program. The Archives are sponsored by Georgetown University and the D.C. Heath Publishing Company.

You can search the T-AMLIT list archives by following this link to the CREN Web Site (CREN is our generous host for the T-AMLIT list).

What's in the Archives?

Essays on Teaching the American Literatures
(From the Heath Anthology Newsletter)

Collaborative Bibliographies in American Literature and Culture Studies
(from the T-AMLIT Notebooks)

Issues in Teaching the American Literatures
(from the T-AMLIT JOURNAL)

Archive of Teaching Materials :
Course Syllabi, Assignments, Pedagogical Strategies

The Heath Anthology Newsletter On-Line

Guide to Web Resources in American Literature (under construction)
- Integrative Platforms
- Integrative E-Texts (electronic texts enhanced with hypertext links)
- Index to American Literature Dynamic Syllabi and Course Materials on the Web
- List of Campus Wide Servers in American Literature and American Culture Studies
- Index to Electronic Lists, Discussion Groups and Journals in American Literature
- Guide to Exhibitions and Collections in American Literature and Culture Studies
Send inquiries and comments to Randy Bass (Director, Center for Electronic Projects in American Culture Studies; (tamlit@guvax.georgetown.edu)
Title Image: "The New Media" by Jeremy Sutton
This page was prepared by Audrey Mickahail at the Center for Electronic Projects in American Culture Studies (CEPACS), housed at Georgetown University, under the direction of Randy Bass, Department of English.

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