Neither Aristotle nor Plato
it was Horace who said that literature ought to "teach and delight."
(re. our discussion yesterday)
(re. our discussion yesterday)
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Thalia's Daughters
A weblog for English 6365: Women Onstage in the Long Eighteenth Century, at UNB.
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"For we that live to please must please to live."
Samuel Johnson (1709-1784), Prologue on the Opening of Drury Lane Theatre.
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Dr. Miriam Jones
Dept. of Humanities and Languages
Hazen Hall 103
(506) 648-5921
jones at unbsj dot ca
scribblingwoman
Syllabus (PDF)
Schedule
Assignments
Course Texts
- A Blog to be Let
- AncientOfDaze
- Cataract
- literature, musings, and tabby cats
- Never mind the bollocks
- Punks and Poetesses
- The Fergusonia File
- Blogging for grad students
- Wikipedia articles
- Wikipedia entries
- The Schedule
- Mary Pix
- Biographical sources
- Don't forget
- Roving
- The Lorenzo Reading Series
- Categories
- blogging: tips and tricks
- Early English Books Online: (licensed database)
- Eighteenth Century Resources: excellent site
- Long Eighteenth: group blog of 18thc scholars
- Mrs. Spectator's Coffeehouse: 18thc links
- The Online Books Page: what it says
- Project Gutenberg: 18,000 online texts and growing
- Voice of the Shuttle: excellent resource
- Background from citrusmoon.
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