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The Norbert Elias Foundation, dedicated to promoting research in the social sciences informed by the work and ideas of Norbert Elias, especially long-term perspectives on the patterns of interdependence that human beings weave together.

film, tv, popular culture, higher ed, unicorns

MeL supports Michigan entrepreneurs, students and residents with access to millions of articles, images and the collections of 440+ libraries around the state.

The Influence of Birds on Culture

philosophicals - بررسی مسایل علمی در بستر فلسفه

An info blog about Baybáyin Scripts (a.k.a. Alibata) and the source for Nordenx Baybayin Modern Fonts, Calligraphy, Typeface, and online tools.

News and views about philosophy, the academic profession, academic freedom, intellectual culture, and other topics. The world's most popular philosophy blog for more than a dozen years.

The Spartacus Educational website provides a series of free history encyclopaedias. Entries usually include a narrative, illustrations and primary sources. The text within each entry is linked to other relevant pages in the encyclopaedia. In this way it is possible to research individual people and events in great detail. The sources are also hyper-linked so the student is able to find out about the writer, artist, newspaper and organization that produced the material.

A news blog that mostly covers stuff you probably won't hear on CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, etc.

Elizabeth I Regina

Journal of Radiology Case Reports is a journal dedicated to publishing Radiology case reports and review articles

Dubbed 'The Quackery Hall of Fame,' the museum is the world's largest display of what the human mind has devised to cure itself without the benefit of either scientific method or common sense..

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Journies into Epic and Classical Literature

exploring pedagogies of new media and literacies in composition

Documenting sources related to God’s love, common grace, the free gospel offer, and the death of Christ as viewed in mainstream historic Calvinism.

Welcome to the For My People Ministry Website

Libraries for everyone, by everyone, shared with everyone, about everything

Blog sobre cultura, historia, pensamiento, ciencia y humanidades.

"Ho!  Everyone who thirsts, come to the waters! And you who have no money, come, buy and eat! Yes, come, buy wine and milk without money and without price." Isa. 55:1   Our purpose is to promote Biblical, historic, reformed Christianity by providing a collection of the best reformed books and articles available for free on…

Cultural Psychology

A parish in the classical Anglican tradition, using the Bible and the Book of Common Prayer to proclaim the Word of God

All the philosophy that's not fit to print.

interesting articles about diaries and diarists in the news

Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church

The hammer of Islam against the anvil of Christianity

The Site for Celtic Studies

TheBetterEditor of New England

The Swedenborg Digital Libary: Online books about the Second Coming (Second Advent) of Jesus Christ, revealed through Emanuel SwedenborgJesus Christ 

Feats, Facts, and Historic Firsts

...so what was it really like? Impossible to answer, because 'the Tudors' ruled for just over a century, at a time where the way of life was rapidly changing. So this is 'life under the end of Edward VI, all of Mary, and the first couple of years of Elizabeth' - not quite so catchy...…

Glass Half Empty Enterprises

Original Fiction and Illustrations - Literary Criticism with Cojones - Edinburgh in the Twenty-First Century.

a medieval studies blog

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Now featuring AP European History!

Stephen Mennell is Professor Emeritus of Sociology at University College Dublin, one of the founders of UCD Press, and a comparative-historical sociologist and theorist who has championed Norbert Elias's theory of civilising processes and 'figurational sociology', and is noted for his work on the historical sociology of food and eating, on American history, and decivilising processes.