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Langston
Hughes 
Experience
the poetry of Langston Hughes by listening to Chicago high school students
read a selection of his poetry and researching his life and work with
the Web guide and bibliography. »
 Never Snitch: The Mythology of Harry Potter
by Wendy Doniger
Young Harry Potter's parents are dead. So far, so good: many of the heroes and heroines of the classics of children's literature are orphans, while others have invisible, unmentionable or irrelevant parents.
Creoles, Pidgins, and the evolutions of Languages
by Salikoko S. Mufwene
Ordinary Evil
by Candace Vogler
Hypocrisy about Hypocrisy: The Creation of Selves
by Wayne C. Booth
Lost Tongues and the Politics of Language Endangerment
by Salikoko S. Mufwene
The Rules of Comedy: Moliere and the Art of Depiction
by Larry F. Norman
Shakespeare Faces Retirement
by David Bevington
The Montaigne Project
by Philippe Desan
Turning the Century With Thomas Hardy
by James K. Chandler
Emotion, Rationality and Human Potential
by John T. Cacioppo
Why It Helps to Read Great Books: Texts, Society and Time
by Constantin Fasolt
Inside
The Outsiders
Find out
more about the novel by S.E. Hinton about adolescent rebellion and youth
gangs in 1950's Oklahoma, with these materials, including background on
the movie based upon the book, press releases, and an interview with the
author. »
Black
Boy
Delve into Richard
Wright's honest account of his impoverished childhood
in the Deep South with these materials including a summary of the
life of the author, a collection of photos, documents
and links to other Richard Wright sites on the
Web. »
»FEATURED RESOURCE«
Listening
Booth 
Part of the American Academy of Poets' Web site, listen to poets — including E. E. Cummings, Robert Frost, Langston Hughes and Anne Sexton — reading their own works.
»FEATURED
RESOURCE«
Guide
to Grammar and Writing
By
a Professor of English/Humanities this Web site provides a search
function, index, FAQ, guide to using the Web site, and forms for
asking questions of the author.
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