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The purpose of this [[Literature]] Workgroup is to co-ordinate and organise the work on, and improvement of, articles on Literature. If you'd like to join as an Author, please add yourself to Category:Literature Authors, introduce yourself on the [http://forum.citizendium.org/index.php/board,48.0.html Literature Workgroup Forum] and start improving articles.  If you think you have the expertise to be an Editor, take a look at the instructions on  [http://www.citizendium.org/cfa.html how to become an editor] and then add yourself to Category: Literature Editors.
The purpose of this [[Literature]] Workgroup is to co-ordinate and organise the work on, and improvement of, articles on Literature. If you'd like to join as an Author, please add yourself to Category:Literature Authors, introduce yourself on the [http://forum.citizendium.org/index.php/board,48.0.html Literature Workgroup Forum] and start improving articles.  If you think you have the expertise to be an Editor, take a look at the instructions on  [http://www.citizendium.org/cfa.html how to become an editor] and then add yourself to Category: Literature Editors.


==Core Articles ==
'''What are core articles?''' Core articles are our top priority articles – articles that are most in demand and most important for us to include in an encyclopedia that has any hope of being comprehensive.


==News (updated 3/11/07)==
These are the highest priority articles items for the Literature Workgroup, though they have not yet been finalized by a Workgroup editor. In order to keep the list manageable, this list should be contain no more than about 200 items total. Thus only those articles should be added which can reasonably be considered of ''paramount'' importance for the Literature WG.


I have just begun, from scratch, a new top article on [[Literature]], and would welcome any and all energetic additions/emendations/wikifications/corrections!
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==Core articles==
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[[User:Russell Potter|Russell Potter]] 14:00, 11 March 2007 (CDT)
==Articles==
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To get this group underway, I've created this page. Please feel free to edit and get involved. We do need to decide on subgroups and update and expand topics.
In the listings below, articles (links) rendered in blue are those articles which have at least some substantive content beyond a mere definition. Those articles rendered bold-faced link to lemma articles, which have no content beyond the bare definition only. If the link is rendered magenta, then not even a lemma article has been created. The bar graph to the left of those articles which have substantive content (blue link) indicates the level of completeness of the article.
[[User:Amal Chatterjee|Amal Chatterjee]] 03:52, 21 November 2006 (CST)


==Suggestions for subgroups==
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These are just thoughts, can we get a discussion going? One way to go would be to organise literature on language
===Survey articles===


*Literature in English
{{rpl|Ancient literature}}
*Literature in Spanish
{{rpl|Medieval literature}}
*Literature in Indian Languages
{{rpl|American literature}}
*Literature in Arabic
{{rpl|English literature}}
*Literature in Russian
{{rpl|French literature}}
*Literature in Chinese
{{rpl|German literature}}
*Literature in East Asian Languages
{{rpl|Japanese literature}}
*and so on
{{rpl|Russian literature}}
{{rpl|Women in literature}}
{{rpl|Novel}}
{{rpl|Poetry}}


===Writers===


Or to use region-based categories common in university departments, eg:
<H4>Ancient writers</H4>


*English Literature
{{rpl|Homer||:}}
*American Literature
{{rpl|Aeschylus||:}}
*Spanish Literature
{{rpl|Aristophanes||:}}
*Indian Literature
{{rpl|Euripides||:}}
*Arabic Literature
{{rpl|Sophocles||:}}
*South Asian Literature
{{rpl|Ovid||'''New '''}}
*East Asian Literature
{{rpl|Virgil||:}}
*Chinese Literature
*Sudanese Literature
*and so on


We could also begin with categories like Prose, Poetry etc ...
<H4>Medieval writers</H4>


[[User:Amal Chatterjee|Amal Chatterjee]] 03:46, 21 November 2006 (CST)
<!-- Alphabetization of the German medieval authors is correct. It is customary to alphabetize them under their first name. -->
{{rpl|Dante Alighieri||'''New '''}}
{{rpl|Geoffrey Chaucer||:}}
{{rpl|Gottfried von Straßburg||:}} 
{{rpl|Hartmann von Aue||'''New '''}}
{{rpl|Omar Khayyam||:}}
{{rpl|Petrarch||:}}
{{rpl|Chrétien de Troyes||:}} 
{{rpl|Wolfram von Eschenbach||:}} 
<h4>Children's and young adult literature</H4>


==Categories and subgroups==
{{rpl|Dr. Seuss||:}}
While these high-level categories may have their uses in terms of lateral organization -- each, presumably, would involve a sub-group of editors and authors fluent in the requisite language(s) -- for the time being I think we would do better to see what areas of interest current editors and authors have, and set about working on articles.  Ad-hoc working subgroups could then be created as needed if, for instance, a group of people working on Victoria literature, or the Epic, or the poetry of Languedoc, or graphic novels, or whatever.  In other words, I think for now we should write 'from the bottom up' as it were.  There may also be a need to edit from the top down at some point, but this will be far easier once we've all done some work on specific articles together.
{{rpl|Hans Christian Andersen||:}}
{{rpl|Rudyard Kipling||:}}
{{rpl|Lewis Carroll||:}}
{{rpl|Brüder Grimm||:}}


Let's continue to discuss this in the forum!
<H4>Science-fiction writers</H4>


[[User:Russell Potter|Russell Potter]] 10:33, 21 November 2006 (CST)
{{rpl|Isaac Asimov||:}}
{{rpl|Margaret Atwood||:}}
{{rpl|Lois McMaster Bujold||:}}
{{rpl|C. J. Cherryh||:}}
{{rpl|Arthur C. Clarke||:}}
{{rpl|Robert A. Heinlein||:}}
{{rpl|Ursula K. Le Guin||:}}
{{rpl|Stanisław Lem||:}}
{{rpl|Larry Niven||:}}
{{rpl|Jack Vance||:}}
{{rpl|Jules Verne||:}}
{{rpl|H. G. Wells||'''New '''}}
{{rpl|Philip K. Dick||:}}
 
<H4>American writers</H4>
 
{{rpl|Washington Irving||'''New '''}}
{{rpl|James Fenimore Cooper||:}}
{{rpl|Ralph Waldo Emerson||:}}
{{rpl|Henry Wadsworth Longfellow||:}}
{{rpl|Henry David Thoreau||:}}
{{rpl|Nathaniel Hawthorne||:}}
{{rpl|Herman Melville||:}}
{{rpl|Louisa May Alcott||:}}
{{rpl|Emily Dickinson||:}}
{{rpl|Edgar Allan Poe||:}}
{{rpl|Mark Twain||:}}
{{rpl|Willa Cather||'''New '''}}
{{rpl|Robert Frost||:}}
{{rpl|Ernest Hemingway||:}}
{{rpl|John Steinbeck||:}}
{{rpl|William Faulkner||:}}
{{rpl|Vladimir Nabokov||:}}
{{rpl|Toni Morrision||:}}
{{rpl|Thornton Wilder||:}}
{{rpl|Arthur Miller||:}}
{{rpl|John Updike||:}}
{{rpl|Ezra Pound||:}}
 
 
<H4>English writers</H4>
 
{{rpl|Jane Austen||:}}
{{rpl|William Blake||:}}
{{rpl|Charlotte Brontë||:}}
{{rpl|Emily Brontë||:}}
{{rpl|Robert Browning||:}}
{{rpl|John Bunyan||:}}
{{rpl|Samuel Taylor Coleridge||:}}
{{rpl|Joseph Conrad||:}}
{{rpl|Charles Dickens||:}}
{{rpl|John Donne||:}}
{{rpl|T.S. Eliot||:}}
{{rpl|Thomas Hardy||:}}
{{rpl|Samuel Johnson||:}}
{{rpl|John Keats||:}}
{{rpl|Rudyard Kipling||:}}
{{rpl|John Milton||:}}
{{rpl|George Orwell||:}}
{{rpl|William Shakespeare||:}}
{{rpl|George Bernard Shaw||:}}
{{rpl|Percy Bysshe Shelley||:}}
{{rpl|Alfred, Lord Tennyson||:}}
{{rpl|Oscar Wilde||:}}
{{rpl|Virginia Woolf||:}}
{{rpl|William Wordsworth||:}}
 
<H4>French writers</H4>
 
{{rpl|Albert Camus||:}}
{{rpl|Guy de Maupassant||:}}
{{rpl|Alexandre Dumas||:}}
{{rpl|Victor Hugo||:}}
{{rpl|Jean Baptiste Moliere||:}}
{{rpl|Marcel Proust||:}}
{{rpl|Jean Racine||:}}
{{rpl|George Sand||:}}
{{rpl|Stendhal||:}}
{{rpl|Voltaire||:}}
{{rpl|Honoré de Balzac||:}}
{{rpl|François Rabelais||:}}
{{rpl|Georges Perec||:}}
 
<H4>German writers</H4>
 
{{rpl|Hans Jakob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen||:|}}
{{rpl|Bertolt Brecht||:}}
{{rpl|Johann Wolfgang von Goethe||'''New '''}}
{{rpl|Theodor Fontane||:}}
{{rpl|Thomas Mann||:}}
{{rpl|Heinrich Heine||:}}
{{rpl|Johann Nestroy||:}}
{{rpl|Friedrich Schiller||:}}
{{rpl|Arno Schmidt||:}}
{{rpl|Arthur Schnitzler||:}}
{{rpl|Günter Grass||:}}
{{rpl|Gotthold Ephraim Lessing||:}}
{{rpl|Heinrich von Kleist||:}}
{{rpl|Gerhart Hauptmann||:}}
{{rpl|Rainer Maria Rilke||:}}
{{rpl|E.T.A. Hoffmann||:}}
{{rpl|Paul Celan||:}}
 
<H4>Irish writers</H4>
 
{{rpl|James Joyce||:}}
{{rpl|William Butler Yeats||:}}
{{rpl|Laurence Sterne||:}}
{{rpl|Jonathan Swift||:}}
 
<H4>Japanese writers</H4>
 
{{rpl|Ryunosuke Akutagawa||:}}
{{rpl|Kobo Abe||:}}
{{rpl|Masuji Ibuse||:}}
{{rpl|Kenzaburo Oe||:}}
{{rpl|Natsume Soseki||:}}
{{rpl|Junichiro Tanizaki||:}}
{{rpl|Yukio Mishima||:}}
{{rpl|Matsuo Bashō||:}}
{{rpl|Yasunari Kawabata||:}}
 
<H4>Russian writers</H4>
 
{{rpl|Anton Chekhov||:}}
{{rpl|Fyodor Dostoevsky||:}}
{{rpl|Nikolai Gogol||:}}
{{rpl|Maxim Gorky||:}}
{{rpl|Mikhail Lermontov||:}}
{{rpl|Boris Pasternak||:}}
{{rpl|Alexander Pushkin||:}}
{{rpl|Alexander Solzhenitsyn||:}}
{{rpl|Leo Tolstoy||:}}
{{rpl|Ivan Turgenev||:}}
 
<H4>Scottish writers</H4>
 
{{rpl|Robert Burns||:}}
{{rpl|Arthur Conan Doyle||:}}
{{rpl|Walter Scott||:}}
 
<H4>South African writers</H4>
 
{{rpl|Alan Paton||:}}
 
<H4>Spanish writers</H4>
 
{{rpl|Miguel de Cervantes||:}}
{{rpl|Federico Garcia Lorca||:}}
{{rpl|Calderón de la Barca||:}}
<H4>Yiddish Writers</H4>
 
{{rpl|Isaac Bashevis Singer||:}}
{{rpl|Sholem Aleichem||:}}
 
<H4>Unsorted by nationality</H4>
 
{{rpl|Margaret Atwood||:}}
{{rpl|Henrik Ibsen||:}}
{{rpl|August Strindberg||:}}
{{rpl|Giovanni Boccaccio||:}}
{{rpl|George Eliot||:}}
{{rpl|Aldous Huxley||:}}
{{rpl|Thomas Pynchon||:}}
 
{{rpl|Lord Byron||:}}
{{rpl|Umberto Eco||:}}
{{rpl|Salman Rushdie||:}}
 
===Literary genres===
 
{{rpl|Children's literature}}
{{rpl|Drama}}
{{rpl|Epic}}
{{rpl|Fairy tale}}
{{rpl|Fantasy}}
{{rpl|Folklore}}
{{rpl|Gothic novel}}
{{rpl|Haiku}}
{{rpl|Historical novel}}
{{rpl|Mystery fiction}}
{{rpl|Novel}}
{{rpl|Poetry}}
{{rpl|Romance literature|Romance}}
{{rpl|Science fiction}}
{{rpl|Technothriller}}
{{rpl|Thriller (genre)|Thriller}}
{{rpl|Short story}}
{{rpl|Young adult}}
 
===Literary motifs, styles, and techniques===
 
{{rpl|Allegory}}
{{rpl|Anticlimax}}
{{rpl|Anti-hero}}
{{rpl|Climax}}
{{rpl|Confessional poetry}}
{{rpl|Irony}}
{{rpl|Metaphor}}
{{rpl|Motif}}
{{rpl|Simile}}
{{rpl|Theme}}
 
===Literary movements===
 
{{rpl|Aestheticism}}
{{rpl|Classicism}}
{{rpl|The Enlightenment}}
{{rpl|Modernism}}
{{rpl|Postmodernism}}
{{rpl|Realism}}
{{rpl|Romantic Era}}
{{rpl|Surrealism}}
{{rpl|Stream of consciousness}}
{{rpl|Symbolism}}
 
===Works===
 
'''''Nota Bene''''': Please list here only those works of exceptional importance whose authorship is either unknown or about whose author very little is known.
 
{{rpl|Arthurian legends}}
{{rpl|Beowulf}}
{{rpl|Poem of the Cid}}
{{rpl|Chanson de Roland}}
{{rpl|Lazarillo de Tormes}}
{{rpl|Mabinogion}}
{{rpl|The Tale of Genji}}
{{rpl|The Epic of Gilgamesh}}
{{rpl|Mahabharata}}
{{rpl|Ramayana}}
{{rpl|Carmina burana}}
{{rpl|Nibelungenlied}}
{{rpl|The Works of Ossian}}
{{rpl|One Thousand and One Nights}}
 
== Help plan Literature Week! ==
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==List of Subsidiary Literature pages==
 
* [[CZ:Literature_Workgroup/Ancient literature]]
* [[CZ:Literature_Workgroup/Medieval literature]]
* [[CZ:Literature_Workgroup/American literature]]
* [[CZ:Literature_Workgroup/English literature]]
* [[CZ:Literature_Workgroup/Japanese literature]]
* [[CZ:Literature_Workgroup/French literature]]
* [[CZ:Literature_Workgroup/Russian literature]]
* [[CZ:Literature_Workgroup/German literature]]
* [[CZ:Literature_Workgroup/Children's and young adult literature]]]
* [[CZ:Literature_Workgroup/Science fiction literature]]
* [[CZ:Literature_Workgroup/Women in literature]]

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Ancient writers

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Medieval writers

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Chrétien de Troyes: Add brief definition or description
Wolfram von Eschenbach: Add brief definition or description

Children's and young adult literature

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Stub Hans Christian Andersen: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Rudyard Kipling: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Lewis Carroll: Add brief definition or description
Brüder Grimm: Add brief definition or description

Science-fiction writers

Stub Isaac Asimov: Add brief definition or description
Margaret Atwood: Add brief definition or description
Stub Lois McMaster Bujold: Add brief definition or description
Stub C. J. Cherryh: Add brief definition or description
Stub Arthur C. Clarke: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Robert A. Heinlein: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Ursula K. Le Guin: Add brief definition or description
Stanisław Lem: Add brief definition or description
Larry Niven: Add brief definition or description
Jack Vance: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Jules Verne: Add brief definition or description

New Stub H. G. Wells: Add brief definition or description

Philip K. Dick: Add brief definition or description

American writers

New Washington Irving: Add brief definition or description

James Fenimore Cooper: Add brief definition or description
Ralph Waldo Emerson: Add brief definition or description
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Henry David Thoreau: Add brief definition or description
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Herman Melville: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Louisa May Alcott: Add brief definition or description
Emily Dickinson: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Edgar Allan Poe: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Mark Twain: Add brief definition or description

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Ernest Hemingway: Add brief definition or description
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William Faulkner: Add brief definition or description
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Toni Morrision: Add brief definition or description
Stub Thornton Wilder: Add brief definition or description
Stub Arthur Miller: Add brief definition or description
John Updike: Add brief definition or description
Stub Ezra Pound: Add brief definition or description


English writers

Developing Article Jane Austen: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article William Blake: Add brief definition or description
Charlotte Brontë: Add brief definition or description
Emily Brontë: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Robert Browning: Add brief definition or description
Stub John Bunyan: Add brief definition or description
Stub Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Add brief definition or description
Joseph Conrad: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Charles Dickens: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article John Donne: Add brief definition or description
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Virginia Woolf: (1882-1941) Feminist author, essayist, and critic wrote A Room of One’s Own (1929) [e]
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French writers

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Guy de Maupassant: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Alexandre Dumas: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Victor Hugo: Add brief definition or description
Jean Baptiste Moliere: Add brief definition or description
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Jean Racine: Add brief definition or description
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Stendhal: Add brief definition or description
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François Rabelais: Add brief definition or description
Georges Perec: Add brief definition or description

German writers

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Developing Article Bertolt Brecht: Add brief definition or description

New Stub Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: Add brief definition or description

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Johann Nestroy: Add brief definition or description
Friedrich Schiller: Add brief definition or description
Arno Schmidt: Add brief definition or description
Arthur Schnitzler: Add brief definition or description
Günter Grass: Add brief definition or description
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing: Add brief definition or description
Heinrich von Kleist: Add brief definition or description
Gerhart Hauptmann: Add brief definition or description
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Japanese writers

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Kenzaburo Oe: Add brief definition or description
Natsume Soseki: Add brief definition or description
Junichiro Tanizaki: Add brief definition or description
Yukio Mishima: Add brief definition or description
Matsuo Bashō: Add brief definition or description
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Russian writers

Anton Chekhov: Add brief definition or description
Fyodor Dostoevsky: Add brief definition or description
Nikolai Gogol: Add brief definition or description
Maxim Gorky: Add brief definition or description
Mikhail Lermontov: Add brief definition or description
Boris Pasternak: Add brief definition or description
Alexander Pushkin: Add brief definition or description
Alexander Solzhenitsyn: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Leo Tolstoy: Add brief definition or description
Ivan Turgenev: Add brief definition or description

Scottish writers

Robert Burns: Add brief definition or description
Developing Article Arthur Conan Doyle: Add brief definition or description
Walter Scott: Add brief definition or description

South African writers

Alan Paton: Add brief definition or description

Spanish writers

Developing Article Miguel de Cervantes: Add brief definition or description
Federico Garcia Lorca: Add brief definition or description
Calderón de la Barca: Add brief definition or description

Yiddish Writers

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Unsorted by nationality

Margaret Atwood: Add brief definition or description
Henrik Ibsen: Add brief definition or description
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