For Students Online
For Students Online titles have long been a cornerstone to many libraries and classrooms, offering rich
analysis, context, and criticism of the most frequently studied literary works. The entire series is
available online as one comprehensive collection through GVRL, numbering hundreds of volumes,
or available as individual series. This impressive collection offers complete volumes from
Drama for Students, Novels for Students, Poetry for Students, and Short Stories for Students. These are
combined with other For Students titles, including Epics for Students, Literary Movements for Students,
Literary Newsmakers for Students, Literary Themes for Students, Nonfiction Classics for Students,
and Shakespeare for Students.
Epics for Students, 2nd Edition
Epics for Students, 2nd Edition is designed to provide students and other researchers with a
guide to understanding and enjoying the epic literature that is most commonly studied in
classrooms. This set includes the 27 entries from Epics for Students Volumes 1 and 2, updated
with new research, criticism, and images where available.
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Drama for Students
Provides students with a guide to understanding, studying, and enjoying dramas by giving
them easy access to information about the works. The series covers dramas frequently studied
in classrooms, and more recent volumes also cover plays and musicals frequently performed
in high schools. Entries profiling film adaptations diversify the study of drama and support
alternate learning styles, media literacy, and film studies curricula.
Works such as Sophocles' "Antigone," Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," August Wilson's
"Fences," and Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" are all detailed, offering overviews, playwright
biographies, plot summaries, principal themes, and other information helpful in the study
of drama.
