Medieval Literature

• Alighieri, Dante@
• Boccaccio, Giovanni
• Chaucer, Geoffrey@
• Pisan, Christine de

• Dramatic Literature@

• British Literature@

• Arts: Art History: Periods and Movements: Medieval Art 

• Bodleian Library  - Contains manuscripts from the 11th up until the 19th-century. Chronologically arranged and further sub-categorized into its geographical origins.
• Bodleian Library: Western Manuscripts to c. 1500  - Provides images of medieval manuscripts for online browsing.
• Evolution of the Lyric Insertion in the Thirteenth-Century Narrative  - Provides an analysis on Jean Renart's “Roman de la Rose,” also known as “Roman de Guillaume de Dole.” Uses structural or formalistic approach.
• French Woman Writer in the Middle Ages: Staying Up Late  - Features one of the authors who emerged during the medieval period, Marie de France and her works. Includes prose translations and analysis.
• The Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies - Manuscripts  - Provides manuscript links for general, font, catalogs, hand lists, and books from medieval times.
• Lectures on Medieval Literature  - Presents literary pieces of Geoffrey Chaucer, John Gower, Robert Henryson, William Langland, and Thomas Usk that involve genres on drama, lyric poetry, romances, and mystical writings.
• Medieval and Classical Library  - Contains compilations of literary pieces of the medieval era categorized according to author, genre, language and titles.
• Medieval Review  - Provides bibliographical records and corresponding reviews of various literary pieces or manuscripts from the medieval period.
• Medieval Writing: History, Heritage, and Data Source  - Contains a history of medieval writing, paleography, glossary, bibliography, links, and more.
• The Middle English Compendium  - Offers access to the electronic Middle English Dictionary, a HyperBibiliography of Middle English texts, as well as links to a network of electronic resources.
• NetSERF: Literature: Collections of Works  - Provides links to medieval text collections on the web. Also includes a medieval glossary, news, and more.
• Robbins Library  - Bibliographies on the legends of Robin Hood and King Arthur. Includes resources on general medieval literature.
• The Robin Hood Project  - Provides texts, images, bibliographies, and other information about Robin Hood and other outlaw stories.
• Tales of the Middle Ages  - Offers a collection of fables, true stories, anecdotes, and more from the Middle Ages.
• TEAMS Middle English Texts  - Provides electronic texts for medieval works that do not typically appear in student editions.
• Voice of the Shuttle  - Contains links to electronic and general resources, authors, contexts, criticism, dictionaries, journals, conferences, Old English fonts, and more.