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ENGL210 - GLBT Themes in Literature: Welcome!

This is the research guide for Professor David LaFontaine’s course examining selected major literary works that portray the individual lives and collective history of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people

GLBT Themes in Literature

Welcome to the guide for ENGL210: GLBT Themes in Literature! This guide contains:

Links to databases containing author biographies and work overviews
Links to the best databases for in-depth literary criticism and historical context
Suggested titles for books and eBooks, links to book reviews, and the library catalog
Links to videos and podcasts on authors' lives and works.

Biographies & Work Overviews

Author Biographies

Biography (Gale In Context)
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Search for biographies based on name, occupation, nationality, ethnicity, birth/death dates and places, gender, or other keywords. Tutorial
Credo Reference
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A great place to start your research with access to the full-text of hundreds of highly regarded and popular reference books. Tutorial

Work Overviews

Drama for Students
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Critical overviews of the most-studied plays of all time periods, nations, and cultures. Tutorial
Novels For Students
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Critical overviews of novels from various cultures and time periods. Tutorial
Poetry for Students
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Discussion and analysis of poems of all time periods, nations, and cultures. Tutorial
Short Stories For Students
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Critical overviews of short stories from all cultures and time periods. Tutorial

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