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From: "tamlit@guvax.georgetown.edu \"Randy Bass\""
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Below is a request for sites of electronic texts (both primary and
secondary) in American Literature. I too am very anxious for people to
contribute titles and sites for electronic texts.
At the Electronic Archives for Teaching the American Literatures, we
just put up the first set of links to "Electronic Texts and
Integrative Platforms in American Literature." This section, which is
linked off the archives home page
(http://www.georgetown.edu/tamlit/tamlit-home.html)
has links to three types of electronic texts:
(1) Integrative Platforms built around authors (that is, Web
pages enhanced with hypertext links and other materials);
(2) Integrative Electronic Texts (specific texts enhanced with
hypertext links);
(3) E-Texts in ASCII (flat file) format. This section is not
up now, but will be in a few days, and will contain links to sites
such as Project Gutenberg and Wiretap, with files from dozens
of American literature texts.
But ours is a modest beginning. Surely there is much more out there.
Let's hear from you.
RBass
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From: IN%"HKarp@aol.com" 8-APR-1995 21:54:12.33
Subj: electronic texts
I am looking for access to electronic texts, both primary and secondary, of
American literature from colonial thru 19th century via the Internet. Any
suggestions?