Offers links to publications in humanities computing organized according to methods and tools rather than by discipline. Features information on imaging, lexicography, text archives, and optical character-recognition.

The January 1998 edition of Early Modern Literary Studies, available online, is devoted to Shakespeare internet scholarship.

Subject Index to Literature on Electronic Sources of Information

Perry Willett cites Biblical scholar's early use of electronic texts, databases, file formats, etc.

Excellent collection of papers re: the influence and effect media has on culture from The English Server

Michael Best's article on electronic editions of Renaissance texts.

H-Net discussion group that exists to encourage and maintain interest in the use of computers in all types of historical studies. Features subject overview, archive, links to related lists, and subscription information.

Interdisciplinary journal that explores the relationships between social philosophy, epistemology and art. Features current and archived issues, as well as information for prospective authors.

Offering fellowships and public programs in the humanities and the arts, including art exhibitions, lecture series, conferences, and an annual Humanities Spring Seminar.

"A Glossary of Literary Terms and A Handbook of Rhetorical Devices including an Introduction and a Self Test."

"In this section, we collect pointers to resources on the internet that are broadly related to the projects underway at the Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities at the Univ. Of Va., or to the general topic of computing in the huma

Creating a CD-ROM literature database by David L. Gants, University of Virginia.

"This site, will now be dedicated to posting audio and video recordings in the arts and humanities, to the same communities our text collections have served for the past seven years." Requires Windows Media Player or Real Audio

"The papers outline a rich range of approaches to the teaching of analytical and critical skills in literary and cultural studies." An Oxford University study.

Essays on the intersection between technology, culture and human nature. Hosted by Carnegie Mellon University.

Richard Bear's 1996 paper on preparing electronic texts for the internet, uses Sidney's The Lady of May as a case study

Describes the Perdita Project, by Nottingham Trent University and Oxford University's Centre for Humanities Computing, to create a database guide to over 400 early modern and 17th c. manuscripts by women.