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Style & Grammar Guides   Suggest a Link
(Including Bibliographic, Style, And Manuscript-Preparation Guides For Online Resources)
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Chorus - Exploring New Media in the Arts & Humanities
Homepage ("software reviews, original research, bibliographies, annotated link collections and Shockwave demonstrations" on the use of new media in the humanities; this is the reopened version of the site originally founded by Todd Blayone)
Selected Resources:  
Electronic Research (includes info on bibliographical management programs) (John Norman, Ohio State U. / Chorus)
Information Management (Sean Fosmire / Chorus)
Frequently Asked Questions about English (extensive archive of postings to alt.usage.english by John Lawler, Linguistics, U. Michigan, Ann Arbor)
Grammar and Style Notes (excellent hypertext guide to writing) (Jack Lynch, Rutgers U.)
The Grammar and Writing Page: A Guide to Grammar and Writing (includes computer-graded quizzes) (Charles Darling, Capital Community-Technical C., Hartford, Connecticut)
A Guide for Writing Research Papers based on Modern Language Association (MLA) Documentation (Humanities Dept. & the Arthur C. Banks, Jr., Library, Capital Community-Technical C., Hartford, Connecticut)
A Guide for Writing Research Papers Based on Styles Recommended by the American Psychological Assoc. (Patricia S. Burgess / Humanities Dept. & the Arthur C. Banks, Jr., Library, Capital Community-Technical C., Hartford, Connecticut)
Guide to Citing Government Information Sources (Montana State U.)
A Guide to Doing the Research Paper (Paul Brians, Washington State U.)
Jargon File 3.0.0 - The Ultimate Index (remarkable hypertext glossary of slang, jargon, and techspeak) (Chris Blum)
Keith Ivey's English Usage Page 
List of Homophones 
Mindy McAdams, "Magazine Copy Editing" (course; includes links to resources)
MIT Handbook on Common Grammar, Usage, and Spelling Problems 
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NASA Research Publishing and Printing Branch
Homepage (guides to writing style, technical editing, and document preparation)
Capitalization 
Punctuation (nice little hypertext guide to the rules of punctuation, with examples)
North Carolina State U. Online Writing Lab: Grammar Hotline (English Dept. faculty with professional editing experience answer questions by e-mail about specific writing problems and provide help with the structure of individual sentences)
On-Line English Grammar (full-featured grammar handbook) (Anthony Hughes, Edunet International)
William Strunk, The Elements of Style (1918) (Bartleby Library)
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Style Guides Relating To Online Publications Or References
Bibliographical Management and Note-Taking (Willard McCarty / Chorus)
Citation Style for Internet Sources (Mark Wainwright)
Electronic Research (includes info on bibliographical management programs) (John Norman, Ohio State U. / Chorus)
Andrew Harnack & Gene Kleppinger (Eastern Kentucky U.),
Style Sheet (MLA-Style Guidelines and Models for Documenting Internet Sources)
Homepage 
E-mail messages 
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) Sites 
Linkage Data (works linked from another site) 
Listserv messages 
Newsgroup (USENET) messages 
Synchronous Communications 
Telnet Sites 
World Wide Web (WWW) Sites 
MLA Guidelines for Electronic Scholarly Editions (Modern Language Assoc.)
Janice R. Walker, (U. South Florida), MLA-Style Citations of Electronic Sources (Endorsed by the Alliance for Computers & Writing) 
Web Extension to American Psychological Association Style ("Proposed standard for referencing online documents in scientific publications"; revision 1.1) (NYU Psychology Dept.)
U. Illinois Writing Center's Handbook (gopher guidebook on bibliographical style and grammar)
U. Victoria English Dept.'s Writer's Guide (excellent hypertext guide to the form and style of critical-essay writing; includes glossary of literary and rhetorical terms)
A Web of On-Line Grammars ("on-line grammars of as many languages as can be found on the Web [including] . . . reference grammars, learning grammars, and historical grammars") (Robert Beard, Bucknell U.)
World Wide Words (Michael Quinion's Language Pages) (short articles and commentary on "turns of phrase," "topical words," "weird words," etc. on a changing daily or weekly basis; also includes notes and articles on usage, phonetics, the English language)
Your Guide to Prepositions (for-sale program Windows 3.x and Windows 95; "helps you find the right preposition instantly") (Charles Prieur & Elizabeth Champion-Speyer)


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