Miscellaneous Links

Electronic Texts

• Athena
• The On-line Books Page
• CARRIE: An Electronic Library
• Michael Lesk's Grade Crossing on the Information Superhighway
• Perseus Project
• ABU - La Bibliothèque Universelle
• The Electronic Journal and Learned Societies Project, at Queen's University, Belfast
• SPARC: The Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition

Libraries

• The British Library
• Historical Manuscripts Commission: UK National Register of Archives

Media

• BBC Online
• BBC News

TeX, LaTeX and MetaPost

• Getting Started with TeX and LaTeX
• The MetaPost page
• PassiveTeX

WWW, HTML and SGML

• Introduction to HTML by A.C. Holtham (University of Exeter, UK)
• A Gentle Introduction to SGML, included in
• TEI Guidelines for Electronic Text Encoding and Interchange
• HTML forms
• The Common Gateway Interface (CGI)
• HyperTeX
• GSQL - a Mosaic-SQL gateway
• Internet Resources (Heriot-Watt)
• How to serve mathematics on the World Wide Web

Other Computer Related

• Usenet FAQs
• PERL - Practical Extraction and Report Language (University of Minho, Portugal), a mirror of the manual at Carnegie-Mellon University
• The Motif FAQ
• X-Windows (A.D. Marshall, Cardiff)
• GNU Lilypond (Music Typesetting)

Languages

• Alliance Française
• Goethe-Institut
• Instituto Cervantes
• Instituto Camões
• CIEMEN (Centre internacional escarré per a les minories ètniques i les nacions)
• Forum Romanum

Miscellaneous

• A Web of On-line Dictionaries
• Chamber Music Conferences
• World of Escher
• Global Connections: A Curricular Guide to the World Wide Web of Education (Barry Sovel)
• Guide to Philosophy on the Internet (Peter Suber, Earlham College)
• Stanford Encylopedia of Philosophy
• Hippias: Limited Area Search of Philosophy on the Internet
• H-GIG World Wide Links to History Resources (Dept. of History, University of California, Riverside
• Internet Resources of Interest to Historians (Department of History, University of North Texas)
• Useful Political Science Resources (Kevin Hill, Florida International University)
• Science, Technology and Society (Dr. Helena Sheehan, DCU)
• Voice of the Shuttle: Science, Technology, and Culture Page (Alan Liu, University of California, Santa Barbara)
• Classics in the History of Psychology (Christopher D. Green, York University)
• Eighteenth-Century Resources (Jack Lynch)
• The Victorian Web (George P. Landow, Brown University)
• Rutgers University Libraries: Research and reference Gateway: Research Guides
• Scientific American Editors' Selections from the Web
• Windows to the Universe (University of Michigan)
• The Hume Archives (Jim Fieser, University of Tennessee at Martin)
• The Norman Lockyer Observatory
• A Timeline of Electricity and Magnetism (Ross Spencer, Brigham Young University)
• Astronomy 161 - The Solar System (University of Tennessee)
• AAAS Program of Dialogue Between Science and Religion - Evolution Resources
• Lavoisier's friends
• The Ramblers' Association
• Edge
• Scholarly Societies Project (University of Waterloo Electronic Library)
• Sir Robert Ball and Victorian astronomical controversies
• Voltaire Foundation
• Henry Baker's Archive of Research Papers
• The Graves Family of Yorkshire and Mickleton Manor, Gloucestershire, England (for family of John, Robert and Charles Graves, friends of William Rowan Hamilton)
• Copyright and Related Rights Act, 2000 (Ireland)

NSF MetaCenter Computational Science Highlights can be accessed through the MetaCenter participants:

• at the National Center for Supercomputing Appplications (Illinois)
• at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
• at the Cornell Theory Center
• at the National Center for Atmospheric Research
• at the San Diego Supercomputer Center