Chaucernet - An Electronic Forum

• Chaucernet - What it is
• How to Subscribe to Chaucernet
• Listserver Commands for Chaucernet
• Laura Hodges' "Netiquette" for Chaucernet
• A List of Other On-Line Medieval Discussion Groups

General Medieval Research Aids

• On-Line Reference Book for Medieval Studies
• Anthology of Middle English Literature (Anniina Jokinen)
• Stanford University Library's Medieval Pages
• NetSERF (Web Server for Medieval Studies)
• Medieval Sourcebook - historical documents
• Bibliography of Medieval Works in English Translation (Stanford U. Library)
• Cambridge History of English and American Literature (Project Bartleby) - information on late medieval English literature
• Voice of the Shuttle's Anglo-Saxon & Medieval English Literature Page
• A Glossary of Feudal Terms (Michael Adams)

Medieval History

• The End of Europe's Middle Ages - historical survey of the 14th & 15th centuries (University of Calgary)
• Medieval Britain (Britannia) - timeline, biographies, monarchs, church history, original texts, etc.--good site.
• Notes on Fourteenth-Century History (Michael Hanly) - presented in outline form
• Important Events of the Fourteenth Century (Jane Zatta) - narrative with medieval illustrations of events
• A History of Canterbury (Dr Thomson)
• The Black Death 1348-1350 (Wikipedia)
• Tales from Froissart (Steve Muhlberger) - contemporary 14th-century accounts of English and French history
• Online Resources for Medieval Military History (De Re Militari)

Medieval Life

• Pilgrims Passing To and Fro: the Lives and Times of the Canterbury Pilgrims (James L. Matterer)
• Music of the Fourteenth Century (Alan Baragona & Pierre Schwob) - listen to midi audio files
• Medieval English Towns (Stephen Alsford)
• Domination and Dominion of the Gentle Sex - The Lives of Medieval Women
• Female Heterosexuality in Late Medieval Europe (Henningsen & Wootten) - sexuality, misogyny, medicine, etc.
• Andreas Capellanus' De Amore (Harvard U.) - precepts of the art of courtly love
• Monastic Matrix: Women's Religious Communities - 400-1600 a.d.
• Mostly Medieval: Exploring the Middle Ages (Susan Wallace) - medicine, heraldry, religion, etc.
• Medieval/Renaissance Wedding Information Page (Kirsti Thomas)
• Medieval/Renaissance Food Homepage
• A Boke of Gode Cookery (James L. Matterer)
• Maps of Medieval Britain (Alison Stones)

Medieval Learning

• Medieval Technology Pages
• Mediaeval Logic and Philosophy Home Page (Paul Vincent Spade)
• Medieval Science Page (James McNelis)
• Medieval Universities (Gerhard Rempel)
• The Alchemy Virtual Library
• A Blockbook of Medieval Astrology
• The Lollard Movement (Wikipedia)
• Nominalism, Realism, and Conceptualism (Catholic Encyclopedia)

Resources through the Albert S. Cook Library

• Cook Library

General On-Line Research Aids

• MLA Documentation Style - General Guidelines (Purdue U.)
• Library of Congress Catalogs Use to locate information on books not in our library system

On-Line Word and Phrase Search Programs

(These allow you to locate words, passages, and quotations in literary texts, and, in the case of the dictionaries, definitions.)
• Latin-English Dictionary (Notre Dame)
• King James Version Bible Search
• American Heritage Dictionary (Project Bartleby)