This scholarly and educational website, which more than two dozen organizations have honored, contains 40,000 documents — some entire book chapters — on Victorian art, architecture, and design, economics, gender matters, literature, political and social history, religion, and science and technology. Leading publishers send books to the site to be reviewed, and major museums and galleries have shared thousands of images and related material with us.
www.victorianweb.org
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This prize-winning website, which originated in the 1990s, contains materials on postcolonial theory as well as on literature, culture, and society of Africa, Australia, the Carribbean, the Indian Subcontinent, Singapore, and other regions that have produced literature in English. It also includes sections on some non-Anglophone literatures ranging from Eastern Europe to Morocco.
In January 2009 the ownership of this site
transferred to Yew Kong Leong [lyew at nus.edu.sg], who has moved it to another server. Thanks Leong!
www.postcolonialweb.org
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This website has sections on the following: new media in the context of the history of information technology, literary and new media theory, hypertext fiction and non-fiction, and discussions about cyborgs and about cyberpunk scifi in fiction, cinema, and television. It consists largely of elaborate student projects, some containing several hundred documents and images. If you want to know how the new reading and writing are taking form, have a look.
www.cyberartsweb.org
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