Jane Austen

From marriage and sexuality to education and rights, Professor Kathryn Hughes looks at attitudes towards gender in 19th-century Britain.

Great history resource compiled out of Fordham University in NY.

An online publication of classic eighteen-volume work of English and American literary history and criticism. Jane Austen can be found in volume X (10).

Although NINES doesn't have a specific Austen section, it includes thousands of relevant links. Overall, NINES has almost 1 million peer-reviewed digital objects from 119 federated sites.

Online exhibit from Pierpont Morgan Museum.

An ever expanding source of on-line information--from Regency fashion and book reviews to hotels and walking tours, everything to help your research or just satisfy your curiosity.

Here you will find a useful and extensive array of articles, essays and collection items such as letters (primary sources) and other original material for students, professors, and even fans.

The Jane Austen Society of North America (JASNA) is a group dedicated to the celebration of Austen and her works. Check out their website for information on joining the group and to access scholarly essays published in the group's two journals.