This page contains links relating to American Studies. I have organized them by category for easier orientation. I have also created links pages for Native American/First Nations Studies and African American Studies. Click on the links to go those pages.
1. General resources1. General resources
American Studies @ The
University of Virginia
The History Net
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2. Reference resources
Encyclopedia Britannica
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3. Homepages for specific
organizations and individuals
Dickinson Electronic Archives. Writings by and about the
American poet Emily Dickinson. Presented by the Institute for Advanced Technology
in the Humanities (IATH) at the University of Virginia.
The
Walt Whitman Hypertext Archive. Presented by IATH at the University of
Virginia.
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4. Academic writing
resources
Writer's Handbook.
The Writing Center at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
The National Writing Centers
Association Homepage. A comprehensive collection of resources and links
for students.
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5. American literature
online
American
Literature - American Literary Classics
Early
American Literature 1600-1900. This site contains a number of links to
other American literature sites and is is divided into a number of subsections,
including:
Early
American and Colonial Literature to 1700
The Mayflower Compact
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6. History
Civil War links. This is my (brief) list
of Civil War links.
Reconstruction
Time Line
Time line of Reconstruction American History Files: Colonial America (1585-1763)
Colonial
Chesapeake Society: Excerpt from Adapting to a New World: A Comparative
Study of Local Society in England and Maryland by James Horn
Jamestown Rediscovery
US Historical Documents
From Revolution
to Reconstruction
"Uncle Tom's
Cabin and American Culture: A Multi-Media Archive". Presented by
IATH at the University of Virginia.
The
Sixties Project. Presented by IATH University of Virginia.
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7. Museums and Libraries
The Library of Congress
The Smithsonian Institution Home
Page
National Museum of American
Art
Metropolitan Museum of
Art
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8. Universities and
Colleges
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