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- 100 Greatest Britons
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External links
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- Education, & Social Science Library - College and University Rankings
- Higher Education Supplement from London out of Times
- Directory of world-wide accredited Universities by web popularity ranking
- Rank Your College - A spoof of the US News rankings
- A good comparison of all the rankings and their impact on students
- [1] - A 2005 ranking from The Times Higher Education Supplement of the world's research universities.
- [2] - A list of universities with the most Nobel Prize winner affiliations. The totals are out of date for some universities.
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- Wikipedia:WikiProject Books
- Sokal Affair
- Atlanta Nights — a similar hoax by a group of pro authors on a vanity press
- Bogdanov Affair — an event in theoretical physics once called a reverse-Sokal controversy
- Ern Malley — a similar hoax involving modernist poetry
- Disumbrationism — a similar hoax involving modern art
- False document and fictitious entry
- Journal club — a forum for peer review "after the ink is dry"
- Nat Tate — hoax on the art world by William Boyd in 1998.
- obscurantism
- Politics and the English Language — George Orwell's 1946 essay criticizing the use of bloated and verbose language in contemporary English writing
- Project Alpha — hoax by James Randi on a psychic foundation
- The Report From Iron Mountain — a hoax report purportedly leaked from a government think tank
- SCIgen — hoax on a computer science conference
- Science wars — an entry with more information about the Sokal hoax
- Spectra: A Book of Poetic Experiments - another hoax involving modernist poetry
- Continuity thesis
- Academic dishonesty
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- Credit (creative arts)
- Cryptomnesia
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- Michael A. Bellesiles, Arming America, The Origins of a National Gun Culture
- Concentration of media ownership
- List of publishers
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- Ninety-nine Novels (Anthony Burgess)
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- [http://www.interleaves.org/~rteeter/grtbloom.html#chaos The Western Canon (Harold Bloom)
- List of thinkers influenced by deconstruction
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- "The Greatest Mystery: Making a Best Seller", by Shira Boss, The New York Times, May 13, 2007
- The Underground Grammarian
- The Great Booklets and Other Essays
- Less Than Words Can Say
- The Graves of Academe
- The Leaning Tower of Babel
- The Gift of Fire
- The Psyche Papers (four essays)
- http://gutenberg.com/eBooks/BlackMask_Online/lesswords.htm
- http://gutenberg.com/eBooks/BlackMask_Online/gravesacademe.htm
- http://gutenberg.com/eBooks/BlackMask_Online/giftoffire.htm
- http://www.radiofreemike.com/mitchell.html
- http://ursulastange.com/ug/
- http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/%7Etorsten/ug/
Book Reviews and Other Press
- First national press mention, New York Times, January 23, 1978
- "A Voice Crying in the Wilderness", TIME, January 1979
- TIME review of The Graves of Academe, December 1981
Writers
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- The Beat Generation
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