Projekt Gutenberg - DE Projekt Gutenberg-DE - eine
digitale Bibliothek: Texte in deutscher Sprache von mehr als 300
Klassikern stehen bei uns online zur Verfügung.
Mehr als 150.000 Buchseiten in über 35.000
Dateien. Unser Archiv wächst jeden Monat um etwa
5.000 Seiten. Das größte deutsche
Internetarchiv? http://www.gutenberg2000.de/
Project Gutenberg Fine
Literature Digitally Re-Published. Sehr
umfangreiche Sammlung klassischer Werke der
Weltliteratur in verschiedensten Sprachen;
indiziert nach Autor und Titel. Alle Texte sind
auch als downloadbare ZIP-Files verfügbar.
The Project Gutenberg Philosophy is
to make information, books and other materials
available to the general public in forms a vast
majority of the computers, programs and people
can easily read, use, quote, and search. There
are three portions of the Project Gutenberg
Library, basically be described as: Light
Literature; such as Alice in Wonderland, Through
the Looking-Glass, Peter Pan, Aesop's Fables,
etc. Heavy Literature; such as the Bible or other
religious documents, Shakespeare, Moby Dick,
Paradise Lost, etc. References; such as Roget's
Thesaurus, almanacs, and a set of encyclopedia,
dictionaries, etc.
We want people to be able to look up quotations
they heard in conversation, movies, music, other
books, easily with a library containing all these
quotations in an easy to find etext format.
With Plain Vanilla ASCII you will be easily able
to search an entire library, without any program
more sophisticated than a plain search program. http://www.gutenberg.net/
Hanover
Historical Texts Project
luttmer@hanover.edu
In 1995, the History Department and Hanover students initiated
the Hanover Historical Texts Project. The Project's principal
aim is to make primary texts readily available to students and
faculty for use in history and humanities courses.
Wiretap
Electronic Text Archive
gopher@wiretap.area.com
Wiretap is probably the single useful gopher resource remaining
on the Internet. We plan to be considerably expanding our
offerings in the near future. More books, more authors.
European Literature - Electronic Texts Electronic Text Collections in Western
European Literature. This page lists Internet sources for
literary texts in the western European languages
other than English. Translations are mentioned
only when they are included in collections of
original language texts, or when they are
themselves of interest. Collections are listed
more or less in order of size; indivdual authors
are listed alphabetically. http://viva.lib.virginia.edu/wess/etexts.html
Study Guides for Various Works Paul Brians -brians@wsu.edu
Grouped here are study guides
prepared by Professor Paul Brians of Washington
State University for the use of students in his
classes. Nonprofit users are welcome to use and
reproduce them for educational purposes so long
as full credit is given to the author. Please
feel free to make corrections and/or additions by
writing Prof. Brians. http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~brians/guides_index.html
bibliotheca augustana
collectio textuum electronicorum
- eine äußerst umfangreiche elektronische
Textsammlung von den ältesten Epochen der
lateinischen, griechischen, deutschen, englischen
und französischen Literatur bis zur Gegenwart:
The Latin Library carey@patriot.net
These texts have been drawn from
different sources. Many have been scanned and
formatted from texts in the Public Domain. Others
have been downloaded from various sites on the
Net (some of which have since disappeared). An
ever-growing number have been submitted from
contributors around the world. Texts are
occasionally submitted or uncovered on the Net
without indication from which edition they might
derive. If I am unable to indentify the edition
(which is often the case), I have attempted to
conform the text to an out-of-copyright edition,
usually without the addition of any critical
apparatus. Nor is any morphological aid presented
with the texts -- for such assistance, visit the
outstanding Perseus site, where
the texts are presented section by section with
morphological links. The texts presented here are
obviously not intended as critical editions but
simply as basic texts for on-line reading. http://patriot.net/~lillard/cp/latlib
Perseus Project Werke der
griechischen Klassik im griechischen Originaltext
und in englischer Übersetzung.
The Perseus Project is an evolving digital
library of resources for the study of the ancient
world and beyond. Collaborators initially formed
the project to construct a large, heterogeneous
collection of materials, textual and visual, on
the Archaic and Classical Greek world. Recent
expansion into
Latin texts and tools and
Renaissance materials has served to add more
coverage. Our primary goal is to bring a wide
range of source materials to as large an audience
as possible. Although members of the project have
collected a large set of core data (roughly 225
gigabytes, at this writing), a good deal of the
work done at the project focuses on how best to
structure the framework for the massive set of
texts, images, plans, and maps which comprise the
library. In addition to gathering more materials,
we continue to build and supplement our powerful
set of searching and indexing tools. These tools
are at the heart of our work: they form the connections
between the various kinds of materials within
Perseus and facilitate the exploration of these
materials for general readers and specialists
alike. http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/
