Web Sites:
Blake and the Romantics

Web Sites devoted to Blake

• The Book of Thel (Copy F, Copy H, and Copy 0), text and color plates.
• Visions of the Daughters of Albion (Copy a, Copy C, Copy J, and Supplementary Illustrations).

The Blake Digital Text Project by Nelson Hilton, U of Georgia. This project contains:

• The Complete Poetry and Prose of William Blake, ed. David Erdman, HTML version edited by Nelson Hilton, U of Georgia. The standard edition of Blake's works in HTML.
• Online Concordance to the Electronic Erdman. An electronic concordance to the The Complete Poetry and Prose of William Blake that allows you to search for all appearances of a word in Blake's works and then retrieve the contexts in which it occurs.
• The Songs of Innocence and Experience by Nelson Hilton, U of Georgia. The Songs in multiple copies, allowing a comparison of the various sequences of the poems and plates. The images can be enlarged by clicking on them. Clicking on part of the enlarged versions gives your commentary when it is available.

The William Blake Page by Richard Record. This site contains:

• The Songs of Innocence, text and color plates.
• The Songs of Experience, text and color plates.
• The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, text and color plates.
• Paintings, drawings, and prints by Blake.

Web Concordances: William Blake--Songs of Innocence and of Experience by Rob Watt, U of Dundee.

Visions of the Daughters of Albion, text and color plates. Prepared by Michael Gamer, U of Pennsylvania.

Criticism:

• Coleridge, Samuel Taylor. Comments on Blake's Songs of Innocence and Experience in a Letter to C.A. Tulk. (U of Virginia)

• Hughes, Randall. "The Tyger Page--A Web Study of William Blake's 'The Tyger'" (illustrated). An example of a student hypertext essay.

• Lashmet, David (U of Florida). "Gendering Nature: 'Thel' and the Eros of Butterflies" (illustrated).

• Lashmet, David (U of Florida). "Unfurling the Worm: Insecto-Theology in William Blake's Thel" (illustrated).

• Tolva, John (Washington U, St. Louis). "The 'Bounding Line': Verbal and Visual Linearity in Blake's 'Laocoön' and Book of Urizen" (illustrated).

Lists of Romantic Web Sites

Literary Resources--Romantic by Jack Lynch, U of Pennsylvania. A valuable collection of links. Also look at Jack Lynch's Literary Resources on the Net.

Romantic Links, Home Pages, and Electronic Texts by Michael Gamer, U. of Pennsylvania. Links to other Romanticism sites.

Romanticism On Line: A List of URLs by Laura Mandell, Miami U. of Ohio. A list of links and URLs for a number of Romanticism sites.