English and American Literature Internet Resources

Stebelman, Scott

doi:10.1300/j111v30n01_11

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“…Other articles listed``useful'' or``best'' Internet sites and categorised them according to different criteria (see, for example, Bottino and Baker,1997;Karchmer, 2000;Stebelman, 2000).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…It is clear that this medium cannot be ignored: large, free electronic text archives already exist, e.g. the Gutenberg Project (1992) and the ones mentioned in Stebelman (2000); authors start to recognise the power of this new medium ± Stephen King published Riding the Bullet exclusively on the Web (Mayfield, 2000); and scholarly Web sites are being developed to enhance the teaching of literature, e.g. George P. Landow's projects (n.d.) and others mentioned by Stebelman (2000).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Modern Hebrew literature on the Web: a content analysis

Bar‐Ilan

Groisman²

2003

Online Information Review

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In this study, a set of freely accessible Web sites were examined, as a first step in understanding the ways the Web is utilised for disseminating, publishing, discussing, studying and selling modern Hebrew literature. The sites were classified according to different facets using the method of content analysis. The results show that amateurs have great interest in publishing their works on the Web, either on their own private sites or on sites that encourage the users to upload their literary works and to interact with other writers and poets. Educational networks and organisations make use of the technology for advancing the teaching of literature. The most popular genre is poetry, closely followed by prose. Almost all sites enable some kind of interaction with the users; larger sites utilise the interactive capabilities of the Web to create virtual communities, to enable uploading of literary texts and to develop discussions about the works published on the site. Publishers, bookstores and a few electronic journals are also present.

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“…Other articles listed``useful'' or``best'' Internet sites and categorised them according to different criteria (see, for example, Bottino and Baker,1997;Karchmer, 2000;Stebelman, 2000).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%