A "narrative bibliography" of important criticism on literature, media, and cultural studies. Coverage is selective and chapter titles vary from year to year. Earlier issues, back to 1995, are available in hardcopy in the reference collection stacks, call # Ref/PN/80/.Y43. The current 2007 and 2008 issues are also shelved here.
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This database is the full text of a major correspondence reflecting the intellectual life of the 19th century. It is an ongoing project of the Duke University Press, which will include any newly discovered letters.

A purpose of Flickr is to reveal valuable, but little seen, photographs contained in archives throughout the world. A continuously expanding project, Oregon State is the first university to display its photographic holdings on Flickr. Flickr invites the public to contribute descriptions and tags to the photographs it contains.

A pioneering catalog of digitized medieval manuscripts currently available on the web. This source is searchable by location, shelfmark, author, title, and languages. It is produced by the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles.

An international directory of free and full text journals available on the web. Periodicals selected must use a system of editor(s) and/or peer review. DOAJ attempts to cover all topics.

A collection of peer reviewed journals, promoting open access to insights in culture and critical theory.
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