The
links provided below will help launch further research on course-related
subjects and themes. Students who use internet web sites, online documents,
and visual and other materials in research papers should be as careful
that citations are accurate and consistent in usage. Please consult the
following guide:
"A Brief Citation
Guide for Internet Sources in History and the Humanities" (1996),
by Melvin E. Page.
ON CONTEMPORARY ACADEMIC LIFE, THOUGHT, AND CULTURE:
Arts
and Letters Daily
arts,
ideas, debate
Courses:
HIST 3100
Modern Intellectual History
Great
Books Index
Malaspina Great Books
The Victorian Web
Internet Modern
History Sourcebook
HIST
3100 Thinklinks
Fall Term:
Sept.
"Cambridge
at the Time of Newton"
Sept.
Voltaire,
"On Descartes and Newton"
Sept.
"The European
Enlightenment / The Philosophes"
Sept.
Adam
Smith, The Wealth of Nations - "An Epitome"
Sept.
Michel
Foucault, "What is Enlightenment?"
Sept.
Napoleon
and the French Revolution
Sept.
Gertrude
Himmelfarb, "The Idea of Compassion"
Sept.
An
Introduction to Romanticism
Oct.
Alfred
Kazin, "An Introduction to William Blake"
Oct.
David
Hsiu Hun Lee, "The Variations of Dr. Faustus"
AND
Friedrich Wilhelm
Murneau's silent film, "Faust" (1926)
Oct.
Resources
for the Study of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Oct.
Jeremy Bentham, John
Stuart Mill, and Utilitarianism
Oct.
Liberalism
Oct.
Richard Cobden
AND
Harvey Cox, "The Market as God"
Oct.
Charles
Darwin (1809-1882) gentleman naturalist
Oct.
Charles
Darwin and the Victorian Crisis of Faith
Oct.
Herbert
Spencer, "Progress: Its Law and Causes"
Nov.
Utopians and
Socialists
AND
Saint-Simon and Saint-Simonism
Nov.
Friedrich Engels,
"Speech at the Grave of Karl Marx"
Nov.
Mary
Wollstonecraft
Nov.
The Mighty Handful
Nov.
Impressionism
AND
Manet's
"Olympia"
Nov.
Realism
and the Nineteenth-Century Novel--The Camera and the Realist Movement
AND
Robert
Douglas-Fairhurst, "In Search of Marcel Proust"
Nov.
Friedrich Nietzsche
AND
The Perspectives
of Nietzsche
Nov.
Fin
de Siècle / Decadence / Symbolism Bibliography
Dec.
End of Term Bonus !!!
Caroline
G. Heilbrun, "Men Were the Only Models I Had"
Winter Term
Jan.
Sigmund
Freud and the Freud Archives
Jan.
John
Dewey, "The Influence of Darwin on Philosophy"
13 Jan.
William James
Jan.
The Durkheim Pages
Jan.
Steve Hoenisch, "Max
Weber's View of Objectivity in Social Science"
Jan.
Expressionism
Jan.
Selections
from Private Donald Fraser's My Daily Journal, 1915-1916
Feb.
Literary
Responses to the Great War
Feb.
Eliot's Prufrock
Feb.
Breton's Surrealism
Feb.
The
Russian Revolution of 1917
WINTER
BREAK
Feb.
Lenin
& Stalin
Feb.
Fascism
in Italy
Mar.
F.R.
Leavis
Mar.
Hitler
Youth
Mar.
Albert Camus
Mar.
Siva
Vaidhyanathan, "A-Bombs, Bebop and C-Rations"
AND.
Seymour
Martin Lipset, "American Exceptionalism - A Double Edged Sword"
Mar.
David Pears, "Wittgenstein"
Mar.
The Frankfurt
School
Mar.
Mitchell
Stephens, "The Theologian of Talk"
Mar.
Benjamin
Barber, "Jihad V. McWorld"
Apr.
Theory Trading Cards
AND
Jay Parini, "By
Their Clothes Ye Shall Know Them"
HIST
3808
Historical Theory and Method
History and Theory
Cromohs: Cyber Review
of Modern Historiography
World Historiography
HIST
4308
History of Popular Culture
Cultural Studies Central
Popular
Culture Online Resources
HIST
5310
Canada: Culture and Ideas
National
Library of Canada: "Knowledge within Reach"
Canadian Institute for Historical
Microforms
The
Canadian Encyclopedia Online
