American Transcendentalism Web, http

American Transcendentalism Web was created in Spring 1999 by students in a graduate class of Ann Woodlief and is described as “a work in progress.” The Web site has six sections, plus some miscellaneous materials on its home page. “Authors and Texts” covers eleven firstrank authors plus sixteen minor ones, links biographical materials (including sketches written especially for the site) and electronic texts, and provides brief bibliographies of editions, biographies, and criticism. Other sections present short essays, bibliographical references, and external links for “Roots and Influences,” “Ideas and Thought,” “Criticism,” and “Resources and Bibliographies.” The “Communication Center” links to open-submission annotated Ralph Waldo Emerson texts (however, all of those links generated an error message) and invites further contributions to the site. This is a text-driven site with hyperlinks to sites that provide additional information, primarily biographical sketches and texts. The only images are those of authors. A number of Emerson's...

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