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Academia * edit
Britannica edit
- Propedia of Encyclopedia Britannica [3]
- List_of_2007_Macropædia_articles,List_of_1974_Macropædia_articles
- Wikipedia:List of 2007 Macropædia articles
- Main Macropedia
- 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/1911 verification
- Mortimer J. Adler
Wikipedia edit
- Wikipedia — the largest encyclopedia in the world, launched on January 15, 2001 (Wikipedia:Wikipedia Day), with 6,831,500 articles, 60,811,249 pages, 1,222,589,332 edits, 47,500,533 registered users in English alone. (-)
- Wikipedia:Core topics - 1,000
- Wikipedia:Core topics, inner levels
- Wikipedia:Core culture and society topics
- Wikipedia:Core_biographies
- Wikipedia:Vital articles
- Wikipedia:List of encyclopedia topics
- simple:Wikipedia:List of articles all languages should have
- m:List of articles all languages should have - duplicate at meta
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Expanded - duplicate at Wikipedia
- Wikipedia:Vital articles (an edited copy with images noting GAs and FAs, and bold noting those with cleanup tags)
- Wikipedia:List of encyclopedia topics
- List of basic topic lists
- List of overview articles
- The original version was Larry Sanger's idea of core topics, worth a look!
- Wikipedia:Concise (longest of these lists)
- Wikipedia:Most referenced articles
- Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Core topics
- User:Danny/100 most important articles
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/List of notable books/1
Online encyclopedias edit
- Citizendium — a "new compendium of knowledge", launched by Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger in March, 2007 , based on the contributions of "educated, thinking people who read about science or ideas regularly,"[1] and striving for accuracy.
Noosphere * edit
- List of unsolved problems
- Human Accomplishment, Charles Murray's lists
- The 2005 Global Intellectuals Poll
- Main noosphere
Tools edit
Mathematics * edit
Millennium Prize Problems |
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Mathematical Logic edit
List_of_first-order_theories, Peano axioms#Existence and uniqueness
Peano_arithmetic#Nonstandard_models
Axiomatic system, arithmetic set, finitary
First-order logic, Second-order logic, Higher-order logics
First-order arithmetic, Second-order arithmetic, Primitive recursive arithmetic
Primitive recursive function, recursive function, computable function
Proof_sketch_for_Gödel's_first_incompleteness_theorem, Gödel's_first_incompleteness_theorem
List of mathematical logic topics
Mathematicians edit
Philosophy edit
- [4] Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- [5] Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- [6] Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- Saul Kripke
- Slavoj Žižek
- Free will
- Philosophical Gourmet Report
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20th | • | 21st |
Religions * edit
Cultures and Civilizations edit
Part of a series on |
Culture of Asia |
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List of civilizations edit
The following table lists the 23 civilizations identified by Arnold Toynbee in A Study of History. This table does not include what Toynbee terms primitive societies, arrested civilizations, or abortive civilizations. Civilizations are shown in boldface. Toynbee's "Universal Churches" are written in italic and are chronologically located between second- and third- generation civilizations, as is described in volume VII.
1st Generation | 2nd Generation | Universal Church | 3rd Generation |
Minoan | Hellenic (Greek and Roman) | Christian | Western; Orthodox-Russian; Orthodox-Byzantine |
Shang | Sinic (see also Han Dynasty) | Mahayana (Buddhism) | Chinese; Japanese-Korean ("Far Eastern") |
Indus | Indic | Hinduism | Hindu |
Syriac Society | Iranic; Arabic | Islam | Islamic |
Egyptiac | - | - | |
Sumeric | Hittite; Babylonian | - | - |
Andean; Mayan; Yucatec; Mexic | - | - |
Anglosphere edit
- Anglophobia
- Anglo
- Anglosphere
- Anglo-Saxons
- West Briton
- Philhellenism
- Laconophile
- Germanophile
- Slavophile
- Francophile
- Scandophile
United States edit
Linguistics edit
- Language families (Ethnologue)
- List of language families
- List of language families by percentage of speakers in mankind
- List of languages by number of native speakers
- Ethnologue list of most spoken languages
- List of countries by English-speaking population
- List of countries where English is an official language
- Auxiliary language
- Constructed language
- Endangered language
- Extinct language
- ISO 639-5
- Proto-language
- Ethnologue[8]
- Engrish
- Internet slang
- leet
Physical Anthropology edit
Note: 1e+06 years = 1 × 106 years = 1 million years ago = 1 Ma
History edit
- list of timelines
- Geologic time scale
- Timeline of evolution
- History of the world
- Spengler's civilization model **
- The Decline of the West (Oswald Spengler)
- A Study of History (Arnold J. Toynbee)
History topics edit
- List of largest empires
- Historical powers
- Great powers
- Technological singularity
- Historiography
- Sons of Noah
- Cradle of Humanity
- Deluge (mythology)
- Development criticism
- Cliometrics
- Historiometry
History by period edit
History by region edit
- History of the world
- History of Africa
- History of the Americas
- History of Antarctica
- History of Australia
- History of New Zealand
- History of the Pacific Islands
- History of Eurasia
- List of Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom
- List of monarchs in the British Isles
- Counties of England, Wales and Scotland prior to the 1974 Boundary Changes
- Administrative Areas of England - gives details of the 1974 changes
- Counties of England
Historians edit
- List of historians
- A.L. Rowse
- Keith Feiling
- Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy
- Page Smith
- Michael Wood (historian)
- Fernand Braudel, Annales School
- Jacques Barzun
- Daniel J. Boorstin
- John Roberts (historian) (J.M. Roberts)
- Norman Davies
- Geoffrey Blainey
- Hugh Thomas
- Peter Gay
- Keith Windshuttle
- History Wars
- David Cannadine
- Linda Colley
History books edit
Evolution, Human sciences, Psychology edit
- Actuarial Science
- American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine
- Biodemography
- Biodemography of human longevity
- Bristlecone pine
- Calorie restriction
- List of centenarians
- Immortality
- Indefinite lifespan
- Life extension
- List of long-living organisms
- Longevity
- Longevity claims
- Longevity myths
- Maximum life span
- Methuselah
- Oldest viable seed
- Reliability theory of aging and longevity
- Resveratrol
- Senescence (aging)
- Engineered negligible senescence
Media edit
- Portal:BBC
- In Our Time (BBC Radio 4)
- List of BBC Radio 4 programmes
- BBC Radio 4
- Around the World in 80 Treasures
- This American Life[9]
- {{British songs}}
Magazines edit
Film edit
- Werner Herzog, b. September 5, 1942
- Klaus Kinski (October 18, 1926 – November 23, 1991) (age 65)
- Peter Gallagher, b.August 19 1955
Computational complexity theory and Algorithms edit
Millennium Prize Problems |
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Distributed computing edit
Problem definition edit
Lock-based solutions edit
Lock-free solutions edit
Fault tolerance edit
Misc edit
Potential articles edit
Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles
- Louis J. Halle
- Benjamin Hart (Poisoned Ivy)
- NYPL's Books of the Century
Wikipedia edit
Wikipedia in the media |
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Wikipedia as a topic |
Wikipedia as a source |
- Meta:List of largest wikis
- List of wikis
- Wikipedia:Size comparisons
- List_of_Wikipedias
- Special:Statistics, Wikipedia:Statistics, Category:Wikipedia statistics
- Wikipedians
- Wikipedia:Good_articles
- Wikipedia:Unusual articles
- Wikipedia:Core topics - 1,000
- Wikipedia:Core culture and society topics
- Wikipedia:Core_biographies
- Category:Candidates for speedy deletion, Wikipedia:Articles for deletion
- Category:Wikipedia humor
- Six degrees of Wikipedia
- Contributors (non-functioning)
- Wikipedia:Wikipedia in academic studies
- Wikipedia:Researching Wikipedia
- Wikipedia:Evaluating Wikipedia as an encyclopedia
- Wikipedia:Errors in the Encyclopædia Britannica that have been corrected in Wikipedia
Controversy edit
- Wikipedia:Replies to common objections
- Wikipedia:Criticisms
- Criticism of Wikipedia, Reliability of Wikipedia
- Wikipedia:Problems with Wikipedia
- Wikipedia:Wikipedia is failing
- Wikipedia:Wikipedia may or may not be failing
- Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not failing
- Wikipedia:Expert retention
- Wikipedia:100,000 feature-quality articles
- Wikipedia:Evaluating Wikipedia as an encyclopedia
- Wikipedia:Lamest edit wars
- Wikipedia:Improve this article about Wikipedia
- Essjay controversy
- Essjay's User talk
- User:Essjay/RFC
- New Yorker article on Wikipedia, July 31, 2006
- Seigenthaler controversy
Sundry Wikis edit
Shelfari edit
Subpages edit
- Special:Prefixindex/User:Palaeovia
- /Academia
- /Noosphere
- /sinology
- /Macropedia
- /Mathematics
- /Memorandum
- /100 books (Bibliography, Martin Seymour-Smith)
- /Portal (template)
- /monobook.js
References edit
- ^ Larry Sanger. "Toward a New Compendium of Knowledge (longer version)", Citizendium.
Editing Wikipedia edit
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