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Welcome to the
Websource for World
Literature!
An Online Companion to
The
Norton Anthology of World Literature, 2e
Designed as a springboard to help students extend their
exploration of world literature and identify and frame
topics for writing and research, this valuable Web site
features:
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Review
Materials, including overviews, outlines, summaries,
maps, crossword puzzles, and multiple-choice quizzes. |
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Audio Glossary
enabling students to hear the proper pronunciation of
any selected glossary term (features over 500 entries). |
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Discovery Modules
focusing on central thematic concerns that can be traced
through several texts in each volume. Modules include
online essays, sample essay questions, and Web resources.
New Discovery Modules are added each semester. |
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Interactive Timelines
containing historical-literary Contexts. |
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Maps of countries
and regions. |
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Instructor Resources
featuring two sample syllabi, including a thematically
organized syllabus. |
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Visit
Words Without Borders - www.wordswithoutborders.org,
the online magazine for contemporary
international literature in translation. |
>> How to use this site:
| To review the material in
a section of the anthology, select a section from the
list just below the top menu bar and use the left menu
bar to navigate through that section's review materials.
To generate ideas for papers or research, make connections
between regions and periods, or to explore the contexts
of a literary work, choose Discovery Modules. You can
access the Audio Glossary and Instructor's Resources
sections from the top menu bar. Organized by section,
the ereserves on the left menu bar allows you to visit
carefully selected websites and web resources. |
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Norton Anthology of World Literature, 2e
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