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Harris Dept. of English, Bartlett Hall University of Massachusetts, Amherst Amhert, MA 01003 |
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Welcome. This site has three main sections: classes, resources, and grammar. There's a help section for general information and FAQs. These links are always available to you as you navigate.
Classes contains your course syllabus, related readings, and links. Resources includes an extensive help section, class policies, guidelines about writing papers, advice about taking my exams, and so forth. The grammar section includes Professor Michael Drout's King Alfred's Grammar, an on-line introduction to Old English. There is also a detailed grammar chart, and the beginnings of a Natural Language Parser for Old English.
In all cases, this website is an integral part of your classes. It is not an optional supplement. If you cannot regularly access the web, please let me know.
All
material is © Stephen J. Harris 2008-11 unless otherwise noted.
These pages do not reflect the views nor are they the responsibility of
the University of Massachusetts.
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"There is nothing which can better deserve our patronage than the promotion of science and literature. Knowledge is in every country the surest basis of public happiness." --George Washington, Address to Congress, 8 Jan 1790 |
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Academy of American Poets I deserve an A for showing
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