LBST 302A: Resources

Professor Carleen Ibrahim
Liberal Studies Department

California State University, Fullerton

LBST 302A: Historical Dimensions of Liberal Studies

302A Links

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Reading Schedule

Spring 2003 Classes

Liberal Studies Department

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Pollack Library

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Links for Study

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Resources Menu
The links below have been carefully chosen for the relationship between their content and the subject areas that we will cover in class. They are meant to assist you in the further development of your understanding of the material; they are a supplement to, not a replacement for, the textbooks or lectures.
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Greece	Rome	Christianity	Islam	Medieval Europe

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Greece
Natural Sciences	Social Thought	Arts and Humanities
Greek Astronomy	The Rise of Athens and the Athenian Democracy	Greek Art and Architecture
Archimedes Home Page	Ancient Greece	Exploring Archaic Greek Art
History of Mathematics, Science, and Technology	The Perseus Digital Library	Perseus Greek Vase Collection
Index of Greek Mathematicians	Exploring Ancient World Cultures: Greece	Perseus Greek Sculpture Collection
Greek Mathematics and Its Modern Heirs	Daily Life in Ancient Greece	The Metropolitan Museum's Collection of Greek and Roman Art
Pre-Socratic Philosophers	Women and Gender in the Ancient World	Shefton Museum of Greek Art and Archaeology
Medicine in Ancient Greece	Plato and His Dialogues	Greek Art: Sculpture and Vase Painting
Antiqua Medicina: From Homer to Vesalis	Ptolemy's Geography: The Science of the Earth's Surface	Greek Lyric Poets
Greek Medicine and Life Science	Greek Philosophy	Greek Tragedy: Early History
	Plato and Platonism
	Archaic Age and the Rise of the Polis
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Rome
Natural Sciences	Social Thought	Arts and Humanities
Opthamology in Ancient Rome	Exploring Ancient World Cultures: Rome	Roman Aqueducts
Ancient Roman Technology	The Development of Ancient Civilization: Rome	Roman Mythology
The Surgery of Ancient Rome	Forum Romanum	Roman Literature at Perseus
History of Roman Medicine	Daily Life in Ancient Rome	Roman Art and Architecture
	Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Stoicism	The Coliseum of Ancient Rome
	Roman Mythology	Roman Art
	Feminae Romanae: The Women of Ancient Rome
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Early Christianity
Natural Science	Social Thought	Arts and Humanities
Byzantine Medicine	The Jewish Roman World of Jesus	Medieval and Early Christian Art
	From Jesus to Christ	Early Christian Representations of Angels
	The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Augustine	Early Christian Art
	Scholastic Ethics and Politics	Early Christian Literature: The Gospel Storytellers
		Early Christian and Byzantine Art
		Gregorian Chant Web Guide
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Islam
Natural Science	Social Thought	Arts and Humanities
Arabic/Islamic Mathematics	Ibn Khaldun, Historian	Los Angeles County Museum of Art: Introduction to Islamic Art
Muslim Scientists and Islamic Civilization: Contributions before the European Renaissance	Ibn Rushd (Averröes): Muslim Thinker and Scientist	Islamic Art at the Met
Islamic Science and Cosmology	Philosophia Islamica	Islamic Art, Music, and Architecture around the World
History of Islamic Medicine		Islamic Art
National Library of Medicine: Islamic Culture and the Medical Arts
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Medieval Europe
Natural Science	Social Thought	Arts and Humanities
Medieval Misconceptions	Medieval Ethics	Art of the Middle Ages
Botanists Probe Medieval Medicine	A Brief History of Medieval Philosophy	Gothic Architecture
		The Gothic Cathedral
		Notre Dame de Paris
		Gothic Architecture: Appreciating a Cultural Legacy
		Online Medieval and Classics Library
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