Resources for Research & Teaching

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for downloadable, free guides to resources for teaching and researching George Eliot's works:
The George Eliot Archive’s Digital Resource Guides for Teaching and Research offer curated information on each of George Eliot’s major works, helping researchers and teachers quickly find digital resources across the George Eliot Archive, George Eliot Review Online, and George Eliot Scholars websites. Each guide is designed to help students, teachers, and scholars:
The George Eliot Archive includes three sites: the main Archive, Review Online, and Scholars. For more about these sites, visit the About the George Eliot Archive section. Resources are organized by site and are hyperlinked throughout the guide. Editorial notes (“N”) and questions for further engagement (“Q”) are interspersed for added context.

These resources were curated by a talented team of student research assistants, primarily seniors from the University of Florida digital humanities internship program: Lena Larsen-Bourdeau, Isabella Forero, Barbara Kaklias, Angelina Ramos, and Alyssa Santiago. Special thanks to UFL senior Angelia Ramos and Auburn graduate research assistant Kaylen Michaelis, who served as series editors.


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