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The Red Badge of Courage and an Introductory Essay This is a hypertext version of The Red Badge of Courage, with an introductory essay. | |
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The Red Badge of Courage A privately posted version of the novel. | |
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A Research and Reference Guide From PAL: Perspectives in American Literature - A Research and Reference Guide, this site contains a good bibliography for further reading on Crane, and provides links to other naturalist/realist authors such as Dreiser, Norris, and London. | |
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Whilomville Stories This site contains on-line illustrated editions of the stories as they appeared in Harper's New Monthly Magazine between 1899 and 1900; from the On-line Books Page. | |
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Naturalism A concise explanation of Crane's role (and Dreiser's and Norris's) as naturalists. | |
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The Historical Context of Stephen Crane's Maggie: A Girl of the Streets An interesting and accessible essay by PhD candidate Jason P. Mitchell, "The Historical Context of Stephen Crane's Maggie: A Girl of the Streets." | |
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Gonzaga University An excellent collection of links to Crane's works and Crane resources from Gonzaga University. At the same site, a good page on naturalism and a bibliography on the movement, may be found in the following locations: | |
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On Naturalism | |
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Naturalism Bibliography | |
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Stephen Crane - Encarta Online Concise Encyclopedia
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Poets' Corner - Stephen Crane - Selected Works | |
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On-line Books Page: Stephen Crane The On-line Books Page has these books: The Black Riders, and other lines (text at vt.edu), The Blue Hotel (text at vt.edu), Maggie, a Girl of the Streets (Gutenberg text), The Red Badge of Courage (local HTML), War is Kind, and other lines (text at vt.edu), and Whilomville Stories (illustrated HTML at Virginia). | |
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The Poetry of Stephen Crane Includes a great deal of poems and links to "The Veteran," "The Woof of Thin Red Threads," and a listing of all Stephen Crane short story e-texts. Also includes an index of first lines, and a page from a manuscript, found here. |
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