Links and Citations
This page holds a few citations and links. This is part of the Historical Materialism web site.
Links
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World History Archives
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This is a web site that holds some 15,000 documents of world history.
The aim was to be non-Eurocentric and to reflect a working-class
perspective.
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The U.S.S. Irex (SS-482)
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A web site in memory of one of the old diesel submarines. Here are a
history, a photo album, and sea stories. One can even find photos of
me in other days.
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The Hartford Black
History Project
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This links to the web page of a project now defunct, and it includes an
on-line exhibit of images and texts for the history of the Black community
in Hartford from 1638 until after the Civil War.
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The
Jatibonicù Taino Tribal Band of New Jersey
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This is one of a set of web sites that support the Tekesta and Timucua of
Florida and the Taino of Boriken, and it is in honor of Cacique Don Pedro
Guanikeyu Torres.
Citations
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Haines Brown, “Das befriete Gebiet Südchina“, China-Philatelie.
Forschungsgemeinshaft China-Philatelie e.V. (Essen, 1981).
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Haines Brown, “The Succubus
of Theory and Process Realism”, Critical
Studies in History, Vol. 1 (Dec., 2008), pp. 27-49.
Miscellaneous diatribes
- Contribution to a discussion of the
Principle of Uniformity (30
Nov 2010)
The discussion on the philpapers website was about whether Kant and
Popper viewed existential or metaphysical statements to be principles
of uniformity as a basis of cosmic coherence.
Reading group contributions (2009)