Comparitive Literature Intends to provide a forum for all who are interested in the study of literature without confinement to national or linguistic boundaries, and in relation to other disciplines. E-Poetry Poetry in Electronic Journals. H-Rhetor History of Rhetoric, Writing, and Communication. Iconol-l Electronic Poetry Discussion. Kidlit-l Children and Youth Literature List.
Geographical coverage extends from western Europe to the Middle East, and from the Sahara to Russia.
Cross-disciplinary interaction is particularly encouraged. Along with the usual scholarly interchange, users also are invited to post notices relating to upcoming conferences, new and on-going projects, and job openings. Potential audience includes historians, classicists, medievalists, byzantinists, art historians, theologians, archaeologists, and historians of rel igion. For more information, contact Ralph W. Mathisen . A medium for exchanging ideas about literature and related topics, like linguistics, semantics, philology, etc.