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PRODUCT LINKS: A Little Book |
resources for teachersThe Dickens Project is pleased to offer a number of publications and teaching resources for sale to the general public and to the teaching community. These publications are of significant value both to those who teach Dickens at the middle school, high school, community college, or university level, and to those who wish to enrich their personal experience of Dickens and the Victorian era. You can find ordering information at the bottom of this page. DOORWAY TO DICKENS. "Doorway to Dickens" draws primarily on the two 1994 BBC adaptations of Hard Times and Martin Chuzzlewit, but it also refers to other works by Dickens and earlier television adaptations. The kit contains the following resources:
Price: $30.00 WHAT THE DICKENS: A GUIDE TO MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT AND HARD TIMES. A 32-page viewers' guide to Hard Times and Martin Chuzzlewit is also available. This publication is an introduction to the two novels and includes background information on Dickens's life at the time that he wrote the books, the themes he explored, and the problems of adaptation to the modern television screen. Price: $2.00 GREAT EXPECTATIONS EDUCATIONAL VIDEO PACK. The latest offering from BBC Education is Great Expectations, a pack containing a 2-hour video, a full-color viewer's guide, and teachers' notes, written by Anne Barnes. The video features Dickens Project faculty member Joss Marsh, from Indiana University, and features scenes from the latest 1998 BBC dramatization and the vast BBC archives. Price: $32.00 DAVID COPPERFIELD EDUCATIONAL VIDEO PACK GOLDEN APPLE LITERARY GUIDES. These study guide workbooks, written by NEH Summer Seminar participants Jane Henderson and Robert Cohen, are aimed at the secondary school level and contain questions, essay topics, and vocabulary tests. Each attractively bound and reasonably priced set will contain a Teacher's Edition, with a full synopsis of the text and answers to the questions, and a Student's Edition blackline master for photocopying. The following guides are available:
Price: $13.00 each DICKENS RESOURCE HANDBOOK SERIES. Designed to make Dickens's novels more accessible to non-specialist readers, this series of handbooks focuses separately on three frequently taught novels: Great Expectations, Hard Times, and David Copperfield. Each resource package includes a several hundred-page text of social, historical, and literary commentary, a video and audio tape of the Dickens Players performing scenes from the novel, and a slide collection of relevant scenes from nineteenth-century England.
A LITTLE BOOK ABOUT A CHRISTMAS CAROL. Linda Rosewood Hooper's A Little Book About A Christmas Carol is an illuminating text which gives background information on Dickens's life and world at the time he wrote one of the best-known -- and best-loved -- works in all of English literature. Price: $5.00 CHARLES DICKENS AND HIS PUBLISHERS and Dickens on the Romantic Side of Familiar Things. As part of its research mission, the Dickens Project publishes original scholarly monographs and reprints major scholarly studies of Dickens that have gone out of print. Currently the Project offers Charles Dickens and His Publishers by Robert L. Patten and Dickens on the Romantic Side of Familiar Things: Bleak House and the Novel Tradition by Robert Newsom. Both books are available to the public in paperback editions at prices much below that of the original cloth volumes. Charles Dickens and His Publishers Dickens on the Romantic Side of Familiar Things GET BOTH BOOKS FOR ONLY $5.00 Shipping costs (regular US mail) within the US are included in all prices. CA Residents please add 8.25% sales tax. All orders are shipped upon receipt of payment or Purchase Order. Please make checks payable to UC Regents and mail to: The Dickens Project For credit card orders, please call 831 459-2103 with your Visa, Mastercard, or American Express information. You may also fax your order to 831 459-4424 along with your credit card information. (Be sure to include the expiration date.) We accept institutional Purchase Orders. Please mail original PO to the address above. |
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