Research Guides

English Literature


Welcome to the English Literature Subject Guide

 

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The English and American Literature collection is one of the largest and most widely used in the libraries. The collection includes works of literature, criticism, biography, reference resources, and digital copies of primary texts published before 1900. Strengths of the collection include Caribbean, Early Modern, Ethnic, Transnationalism, Irish Modernism, World Literatures, and Translational Studies.

 

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Ava Brillat

  • Program Lead for Information Literacy and Instructional Design
  • abrillat@miami.edu
  • (305) 284-4058
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To get to the stacks, you must go to the 2nd floor of Richter Library. If you are getting off of the elevator, make a right. If you take the stairs, proceed straight toward the elevators and take a left. The stacks elevators will located down the hall; look for the hanging sign that reads "Stacks Elevators".

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Use the links on the right to connect to your course guide.  If you are an instructor and would like me to make a course guide for your class, email me at abrillat@miami.edu .  I would love to create one tailored to your students' needs!

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