dear frances
it was great to see you in london [and thinking about it, i shall
doubtless be seeing you in leeds before you read this anyway ...]
to subscribe to medieval-religion, send a message to [log in to unmask]
where the message simply reads "subscribe medieval-religion frances
andrews" and nothing else [without the quotation marks]; if this doesn't
work, email the listowner George Ferzoco at [log in to unmask]
and ask him to put you on.
i've added a very long list of other discussion groups etc on the end of
this message; it's quite old, and some may no longer be active ...
love
john
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Forwarded Message:
From: Robert Duncan <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Thu, 2 Mar 1995 14:40:42 -0600
Subject: List of Lists
To: Multiple recipients of list ANSAX-L <[log in to unmask]>
I promised some last week that I would post my full lit of literary
lists, so here it is. I apologize to those who have seen this on Medtextl
for the repetition. Oh, I've only just discovered the existance of the
Canlit-l list (Canadian Literature), but apparently the address I have
doesn't work. Does anyone know the right one.
-Robert Duncan [log in to unmask]
A Directory of E-Mail Services
February, 1995
By Robert Duncan [log in to unmask]
Dept. of English, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada
Much of the information below comes from Kovacs List of Scholarly
Electronic Conferences.
If you have a problem with some of the addresses, let me know, or you can
check Kovacs. See the end of this list to learn how to do that.
NOTE: information about WWW services is very scanty. I would appreciate
hearing about more places. The Labyrinth service is a central site for
numerous other services, some not medieval.
The addresses below have two parts: [log in to unmask]
To subscribe you generally do this: replace LISTNAME with "listserv" and
send a message to that address: "listserv@address". Leave the subject
line blank and type in the message: "subscribe LISTNAME Your Name".
Some lists use a different subscription program than Listserv. Some of
these are Listserver, Mailbase, Majordomo, Comserve, etc. I have marked
these lists with an * and put the name of the program at the end of the
entry. Generally, you do the same as above, but replace Listserv with
whatever name the program uses.
IMPORTANT: I see that I may have got some of the "mailserve" addresses
wrong. In some cases you should use "mailserv" in the subscription
address instead of "mailserve". I will try to correct these, and I
apologize for any inconvenience.
Some lists require you to send a letter to the owners. I have marked
these as well. All the xxx-request lists work this way as well.
Medieval Literature Lists
[log in to unmask] -Anglo-Saxon & Medieval Studies
[log in to unmask] -Arthurian Discussion, listserver
[log in to unmask] -Bryn Mawr Medieval Review
[log in to unmask] -Chaucer Forum
[log in to unmask] -German languages before 1500
*[log in to unmask] -Medieval forum, listserver
*[log in to unmask] Medieval Literacy; write to
[log in to unmask]
[log in to unmask] -Medieval Literature
*OE-CALL -Computer assisted Old English study, write to
[log in to unmask]
*[log in to unmask] -Old Norse; listproc
[log in to unmask] -Medieval Performing Arts
[log in to unmask] -Records of Early English Drama
Related Medieval Lists
[log in to unmask] -Byzantine Studies
[log in to unmask] -Medieval Military History
[log in to unmask] -Early Music
[log in to unmask] -History of Islam
[log in to unmask] -Latin Language
*[log in to unmask] -Liturgy List, mailbase
[log in to unmask] -Late Latin Antiquity, and
early Middle Ages
[log in to unmask] -Medieval Arto
[log in to unmask] -Medieval and Renaissance Music
*[log in to unmask] -Medievalism & Feminism; listproc
[log in to unmask] -Medievalism and Homosexuality
*[log in to unmask] -Medieval German Studies; listproc
[log in to unmask] -Medieval Iberia
[log in to unmask] -Medieval History
[log in to unmask] -Medieval Philosophy and Political Science
[log in to unmask] -Medieval Science
*STUDIUM -History of Universities write to [log in to unmask]
The following Lists no longer show up in Kovacs. Are they still active?
[log in to unmask] -Medieval Literature; [log in to unmask]
-Early Music
Other Medieval Services
WWW: The Labyrinth
Link to http://www.georgetown.edu/labyrinth/labyrinth-home.html
Provides a central access to medieval services accross the
net. Includes databases of texts and studies; access to FTP
archives of texts, electronic images and software; the Asaxdat
archives, etc, etc.
Renaissance and Reformation Lists
*ERASMUS -Renaissance & Reformation Studies; write to
[log in to unmask]
[log in to unmask] -Early modern history
[log in to unmask] -Renaissance & Reformation list.
[log in to unmask] -Early modern history forum.
[log in to unmask] -Shakespeare Research
*MILTON-L -Milton Studies; write to [log in to unmask]
Other Services:
Shakespearean Glossary:
ftp wiretap.spies.com - cd /Library/Document File: shake.dic
Complete 122 page Shakespearean Glossary, though unfortunately named.
Personalized Shakespearean Insult Service:
http://kite.resnet.cornell.edu/insult.html
I couldn't resist including this.
Eighteenth Century Lists
[log in to unmask] -Disc. of 18th century interests
[log in to unmask] -DIsc. of Clarissa
[log in to unmask] -Readers of Jane Austen, Maria Edgeworth,
Fanney Burney, etc.
[log in to unmask] -Discussion of George Berkeley
Nineteenth Century Lists
[log in to unmask] -William Blake Studies
*[log in to unmask] -The Bronte Sisters; majordomo
[log in to unmask] -Dickens Studies
[log in to unmask] -Victorian Studies/Literature
[log in to unmask] -Sherlok Holmes List.
*[log in to unmask] -Herman Melville; mailserve
[log in to unmask] -Rommantics List
[log in to unmask] -Mark Twain forum
*[log in to unmask] -Trollope Forum; majordomo
[log in to unmask] -Victorian Studies
Twentieth Century Lists
*ANNRICE-L -Anne Rice List; write to [log in to unmask]
[log in to unmask] -Discussion of Issac Asimov's works
[log in to unmask] -Discussion of Finnegan's Wake.
[log in to unmask] -Finnegan's Wake textual notes
[log in to unmask] -Herman Hesse works.
[log in to unmask] -Popular culture & recent history.
*JACK-LONDON -Jack London pedagogy & underground, write to
[log in to unmask]
[log in to unmask] -Tom Robbins Forum
[log in to unmask] -Modern British & Irish literature
[log in to unmask] -Nabokov Forum
*[log in to unmask] -Discussion of literature in the New Yorker;
listerver
[log in to unmask] -Post modern culture, juried.
[log in to unmask] -Post modern culture discussion list.
*[log in to unmask] -Thomas Pynchon's writings; write to [log in to unmask]
[log in to unmask] -Tolkien books, readers list
*[log in to unmask] -Linguistic aspects of Tolkien's works;
write to [log in to unmask]
British and Irish Literature
[log in to unmask] -British & Irish history
[log in to unmask] -Curia Database of Irish Literature
[log in to unmask] -Discussion of Finnegan's Wake.
[log in to unmask] -Finnegan's Wake textual notes
[log in to unmask] -British & Irish History
[log in to unmask] -Modern British & Irish literature
*[log in to unmask]; mailbase
Canadian Literature
[log in to unmask] -Quebec Litterature Studies discussion
[log in to unmask] -Quebec Litterature Studies
[log in to unmask] -Canadian Lit.; mailserv
American Lists
[log in to unmask] -American Literature
[log in to unmask] -American Studies
[log in to unmask] -American Studies
[log in to unmask] -American South
*[log in to unmask] -Herman Melville; mailserve
*[log in to unmask] -Thomas Pynchon's writings; write to
[log in to unmask]
[log in to unmask] -Mark Twain forum
[log in to unmask] -Teaching of American Literature
Commonwealth Lists
[log in to unmask] -Australian Literature
[log in to unmask] -African History
[log in to unmask] -New Zealand & Australian History
*[log in to unmask] -Postcolonial Lit and Theory;
majordomo
Theory
[log in to unmask] -Jacques, and deconstruction
*ELECTRONIC COLLEGE OF THEORY -Society for Critcal Change; write
to [log in to unmask]
[log in to unmask] -Michael Polanyi and his theory; write to
[log in to unmask]
[log in to unmask] -Semiotic critical studies
Miscelanaeous Language & Literature Lists
*[log in to unmask] -French Literature; listproc
[log in to unmask] -Bryn Mawr Classical book review
[log in to unmask] -Cervantes forum
[log in to unmask] -Chicano Literature
[log in to unmask] -Children's Literature
[log in to unmask] -Chinese Poetry
[log in to unmask] -Creative Writing Forum
[log in to unmask] -Rhetoric & Composition Book Review
*[log in to unmask] -The works of Kathrine Kurtz; mail-server
[log in to unmask] -Mystery Lit. forum
[log in to unmask] -Poetry of Drake Raft and conservative literature
[log in to unmask] -CMC in instruction/research of writing,
literature
[log in to unmask] -Contemporary Poetics
[log in to unmask] -English Departments in Canada
[log in to unmask] -Experimental list for study of literature.
[log in to unmask] -Reviews of French, Italian literary
essays
[log in to unmask] -Folklore discussion list
[log in to unmask] -Electronic texts
[log in to unmask] -History of Rhetoric & Communications
*[log in to unmask] -History of English; listproc
[log in to unmask] -Imaginative technology & science fiction
[log in to unmask] -Horror stories
[log in to unmask] -Fantasy Literature
[log in to unmask] -Electronic Poetry
[log in to unmask] -Narrative Forum; comserve
*INTERTEXT -Electronic fiction digest; write to [log in to unmask]
[log in to unmask] -Childrens' lit.
[log in to unmask] -Exchange of ideas on literature,
language
[log in to unmask] -For any lover of literature
[log in to unmask] -Society for literature and science
[log in to unmask] -Folklore list
*[log in to unmask] -Poetry of Mercedes Lackey; listproc
[log in to unmask] -Native North American Literature
[log in to unmask] -Oxford English Dictionary List
[log in to unmask] -Studies of oral traditions
[log in to unmask] -Prosody Forum
[log in to unmask] -Issues in Rhetoric & Composition
[log in to unmask] -Rhetoric and Composition
*[log in to unmask] -Rhetoric & Social movements; comserve
[log in to unmask] -Romance Readers Anonymous
[log in to unmask] -Creative forum; write to
[log in to unmask]
[log in to unmask] -Philosophy and Literature
[log in to unmask] -SUNY/Stony Brook literary underground.
[log in to unmask] -Science fiction
[log in to unmask] -Science fiction author lists
[log in to unmask] -History/Authorship/Reading/Publishing
[log in to unmask] -Superheroes and Comic Books
[log in to unmask] -British Science Fiction
[log in to unmask] -Bizarre/disturbing short stories
[log in to unmask] -Women's History in Rhetoric and Language
[log in to unmask] -Writers List Works
Other Literary Services:
ADDVENTURE
http://acm.rpi.edu/%prisoner/addv-docs
A hypertext novel that users can contribute to.
HYPERTEXT HOTEL
http://duke.cs.brown.edu:8888
Another hypertext novel, started by Robert Coover and continued by a
creative writing course at Brown University.
OXFORD TEXT ARCHIVE
http:/sable.ox.ac.uk
Wide variety of texts of all kinds. This site proved basic
information you will need to get the texts.
Other Useful Lists
[log in to unmask] -African American Studies
[log in to unmask] -Biblical Studies
[log in to unmask] -Aristotle's poetics; majordomo
[log in to unmask] -Celtic culture, etc.
[log in to unmask] -Grad. Student Forum
[log in to unmask] -History of Iberian Peninsula
[log in to unmask] -Film Studies
[log in to unmask] -French history scholars list
[log in to unmask] -Gaelic language group, etc.
[log in to unmask] -German history forum
[log in to unmask] -Art History
[log in to unmask] -Asian History
[log in to unmask] -Ethinic & Imigration History
[log in to unmask] -Film & Media
[log in to unmask] -For Grad. Students
[log in to unmask] -History of Ideas
[log in to unmask] -History of Latin America
[log in to unmask] -Popular and American Culture Assoc.
[log in to unmask] -Russian History
[log in to unmask] -Women's History
[log in to unmask] -History discussion forum
[log in to unmask] -Humanist discussions
[log in to unmask] -1st century Judaism and Lit.
[log in to unmask] -National Social Sciences & Humanities
[log in to unmask] -Jewish Lit of the Persian Period
[log in to unmask] -Personal Feminist
Experiences
[log in to unmask] -Russian History Forum peered.
SOCHIST -Social history list; write [log in to unmask]
[log in to unmask] -Technoculture discussion list
[log in to unmask] -Welsh Language and Literature
Newsgroups
alt.usage.english -Use of the English Language.
alt.books.xxx -These areas contain lists on
alt.fan.xxx -various authors. xxx=name of author
misc.education.language.english
rec.arts.xxx -various authors.
Most of the following are also E-mail lists:
bit.listserv.c18-l -Eighteenth Century Studies
bit.listserv.cinema-l -Film Studies
bit.listserv.film-l -Film Studies
bit.listserv.gutnberg -Gutenberg Elecectronic Text Project
bit.listserv.history -History Discussion Forum
bit.listserv.literary -For any lover of literature.
bit.listserv.rhetoric -Rhetoric and Composition
bit.listserv.rra-l-Romance Readers Anonymous
bit.listserv.sfs-l -Science Fiction Lovers List
bit.listserv.techwr-l -For technical writers.
bit.listserv.words-l -Words and meanings
Using Kovacs. The Kovacs list of Scholarly Electronic Conferences is
available on a number of Gopher sites. I will give a guide to the one at
the University of Saskatchewan.
Gopher to the University of Saskatchewan:
gopher gopher.usask.ca
or for Web people: gopher://gopher.usask.ca
Go to the World Wide Information Menu (#10) and then the Directory of
Scholarly Electronic Conferences Menu (#7).
Read the Read me if you want, then select:
1. Line 2 if you want to search for a specific list name.
2. Lines 3ff, if you want to examine the lists in a particular subject
area.
Good luck.
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