Links for "Medieval European Narrative Poetry"

Local Web Resources

General Research Links

Internet Public Library Encyclopedias, dictionaries, guides and more.
World Lecture Hall Links to faculty pages on many topics.

Medieval Research Links

The Labyrinth (the most comprehensive medieval source on the web)

ORB: Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies Texts, articles, bibliographies, the works.
The Encyclopedia Mythica (a browsable intercultural encyclopedia)
Bibliothèque nationale de France exhibit on Charles V (1000 manuscript illuminations)
Très Riches Heures de Jean de Berry (great images, if a bit slow)
Medieval Europe/Russia/Eastern Europe Page (another large links-site)

Links for specific national literatures

(under construction)

Hanly's WSU Anglo-Saxon Page (as expected, magisterial)
Celts & Saxons Homepage (a huge selection of stuff)
The World of the Vikings
Legend and Saga Links (for Icelandic, etc.)
Thingvellir (where the Althing took place)
Viking-related Texts, Eddas, Sagas
Creating French Culture: Monarchs and Monasteries
The Germanic Heritage Page
The Charrette Project (site for research dedicated to Chrétien's romance)
The Decameron Web

Internet Search Engines: Keyword searching

These search engines are useful when you don't already have a web site in mind. Search engines differ in their contents, although there may be some overlap. So if one does not produce useful results for you, try another.

On-Line Research Aids

FirstSearch (must have authorization and password, which you can get from WSU Libraries)
UnCover
GRIFFIN (WSU On-Line Catalogue)
Chaucer On-Line Bibliography
University of Kansas Index of Medieval Studies Bibliographies
Bodleian Library On-Line Catalogue
Library of Congress On-Line Catalogue
BN-OPALE (Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris)
MLA Documentation Style: General Guidelines
MLA Citation of Electronic Sources