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Poetry Interpretation - Ms. Hebert's class
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Our library and website is a great place to start! chscougarlibrary.weebly.com
Digital Resources
**GALE Literature Resource Center and EBSCO Databases (EBSCO password: campolindo password:trial)
Search using the name of the poem in quotes. Be sure to select “name of work.” The sidebar on the left of your list of articles can be helpful in narrowing the search.
Modern American Poetry http://www.english.illinois.edu/maps/poet_search.html
Print Resources
Use Destiny (the online catalog) use a keyword search or author search to find resources in our library.
Specific print sources in the R800 library reference section:
Search Tips:
Digital Resources
**GALE Literature Resource Center and EBSCO Databases (EBSCO password: campolindo password:trial)
Search using the name of the poem in quotes. Be sure to select “name of work.” The sidebar on the left of your list of articles can be helpful in narrowing the search.
Modern American Poetry http://www.english.illinois.edu/maps/poet_search.html
Print Resources
Use Destiny (the online catalog) use a keyword search or author search to find resources in our library.
Specific print sources in the R800 library reference section:
- “The Elf King” (Erl King, Erlkonig), by Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe Nineteenth Century Literary Criticism.
- “Ex-Basketball Player,” by John Updike Contemporary Literary Criticism.
- “Mr. Flood’s Party,” by, Edwin Arlington Robinson Twentieth Century Literary Criticism.
- “Lake Isle of Innisfree,” William Yeats Critical Survey of Poetry (vol. 7).
- “Tuft of Flowers,” Robert Frost Contemporary Literary Criticism.
- “Richard Cory,” by E.A. Robinson Twentieth Century Literary Criticism. Poetry for Students, vol.4 (use index).
- “La Belle Dame San Merci” John Keats LRC database
Search Tips:
- Search the index using the title of the poem.
- Try entering the poem title with “quotation marks” around it.