Compendium of Liberal Arts Websites

	19th Century France: A Visual Resource	Professor Alexandra K Wettlaufer	French and Italian
	This interdisciplinary website presents an overview of nineteenth-century French visual culture in relation to history, literature and social changes.
	Alkitaab Text Book	Kristen Brustad, Mahmoud Al-Batal, and Abbas Al-Tonsi	Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures
	A textbook series for Arabic.
	American Politics		Government
	Computer-based resources to enhance a student's experience in GOV 310, the introductory American Politics course at the University of Texas at Austin.
	Arabic	Mohammad A Mohammad	Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures
	Arabic language exercises at the University of Texas.
	Arabic Teaching Resources	Kristen Brustad, Mahmoud Al-Batal, and Abbas Al-Tonsi	Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures
	A restricted website (only for use by University of Texas students) with audio and video resources for Arabic language learning.
	Asian Studies Network Information Center	Faculty and Staff of the Center for Asian Studies	ASNIC
	Virtual Library for Asian Studies
	ASL 506 Online	Franky Ramont	Linguistics
	A restricted (available only to University of Texas students) online resource designed to help students remember, recognize, and produce the signs used in the classroom. The site supplements classroom instruction, lab activities, homework, and other assignments that are part of ASL 506.
	ASL 507 Online	Franky Ramont	Linguistics
	An online resource designed to help students remember, recognize, and produce the signs used in the classroom. The site supplements classroom instruction, lab activities, homework, and other assignments that are part of ASL 507.
	Bat City Review	Faculty of the English Department	English
	An annual journal of poetry, prose & art published by the Department of English at the University of Texas at Austin.
	Berlin Topographies	Sabine Hake	Germanic Studies
	A multimedia website (partially restricted to University of Texas students) exploring Berlin through the centuries with movies, art and photographs.
	Cantar de mio Cid	Dr. Matthew Bailey	Spanish and Portuguese
	Audio and online translation in English and modern Spanish of this 14th century medieval Spanish manuscript.
	Center for Perceptual Systems	Faculty and Staff of Center for Perceptual Systems	Center for Perceptual Systems
	An integrated program for the study of Perception, Neuroscience and Computation comprised of members of the Psychology department as well as departments from other Colleges.
	Classical Utilitarianism	Professor Dan Bonevac and Paul Lyon	Philosophy
	A compilation of writings by classical ultitarians and commentary on their works.
	Clouds and Precipitation	Troy Kimmel	Geography
	An introduction to the terminology and types of clouds and precipitation.
	Constitution Day Archives	Dr. James Henson	Government
	Archive of scholarly discussion about the United States Constitution on Constitution Day, September 17.
	Corridos: Mexican and Mexican-American Ballads	Professor James R Nicolopulos	Spanish and Portuguese
	A restricted website (open only to University of Texas students) devoted to archiving and explicating various corridos from Mexico and the southwestern United States.
	Cultural Studies	Professor Kathleen C Stewart	Anthropology
	A restricted website (open only to University of Texas students) examining culture as a generative force lodged in sensibilities, dreams, styles, and forms of power.
	Daily Intelligencer	Dr Steve Friesen	Classics
	A web learning environment that is designed to help learn methods of Gospel interpretation. Restricted to University of Texas students.
	Danteworlds	Professor Guy Raffa	French and Italian
	An integrated multimedia journey, combining images, textual commentary, & audio recordings--through the three realms of the afterlife (Inferno, Purgatory, Paradise) presented in Dante's Divine Comedy. Danteworlds is conceived as a complement to--not replacement of--the experience of reading and discussing Dante's Divine Comedy.
	eSkeletons Project	Dr. John Kappelman	Anthropology
	The eSkeletons Project website enables you to view the bones of a human, gorilla, and baboon and gather information about them from our osteology database.
	Ethnic and Third World Literatures	Dr Brian Doherty	English
	Website of the Ethnic and Third World Literatures specialization in the Graduate Program of the Department of English.
	Foreign Language Audio Online	LAITS	Liberal Arts ITS
	A collection of audio language modules used at the University of Texas at Austin.
	Foreign Language Teacher's Toolbox	Professors Esther Raizen and Jane Lippmann	Liberal Arts ITS
	Resources for foreign language teachers.
	Français Interactif	Professor Carl Blyth and Karen Kelton	French and Italian
	Online audio and video resources for the undergraduate French student.
	French for Business	Thérèse Saint Paul	French and Italian
	A website designed to teach French in a business context, by enhancing language skills - including written and oral accuracy - while exploring francophone business terminology and facts, and French-American cultural differences.
	French Verbs are Accessible!	Professor Jane Lippmann	French and Italian
	40 modules designed to help foreign language students feel more confident with French verbs.
	Going The Distance: Reading	Janet Swaffar and Katherine Arens	Germanic Studies
	An online textbook for foreign-language teacher training, outlining an approach to teaching language through reading popular and literary texts.
	Government Internship Program	Dr. James Henson	Government
	A Government Department course providing students with practical political and policy experience informed by their education at the university.
	Handbook of Texas Online	Faculty of the College of Liberal Arts	Liberal Arts
	The Handbook of Texas Online is a multidisciplinary encyclopedia of Texas history, geography, and culture.
	Hebrew Language at the University of Texas at Austin	Professor Esther Raizen	Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures
	An overview of Hebrew resources at UT-Austin including tools developed for the Modern Hebrew Project.
	Hemispheres	Faculty and Staff of ASNIC, LANIC, MENIC, and REENIC	ASNIC LANIC MENIC REENIC
	An International Studies outreach consortium.
	Homosexuality in Greece and Rome	Thomas K. Hubbard	Classics
	This website makes available to the public the first two chapters of Homosexuality in Greece and Rome: A Sourcebook of Basic Documents, edited by Thomas K. Hubbard and published by University of California Press in April 2003.
	If I Forget Thee: Jerusalem in Israeli Literature & Cinema	Dr Yaron Shemer	Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures
	Class presentations for an Israeli cinema class.
	India Unlimited	Outreach Asia	Center for Asian Studies
	India Unlimited is a comprehensive online tool for those wishing to do business in India. This resource provides a range of information, including a general background of the government, economy and culture of India, details on import/export regulation, a review of taxation and property rights laws, and advice on business etiquette. India Unlimited offers a clear-cut way to learn about the variety of business opportunities in India.
	Interactive Experiments in Vision and Perception	Dr. Lawrence Cormack	Psychology
	Interactive modules demonstrating several different vision and perception experiments.
	Intrigue: Intermediate French	Dr Beatriz E Schleppe	French and Italian
	A restricted website (accessible to University of Texas students) containing supplemental course materials for French 312K.
	Introducing German!	Professor Kit Belgum	Germanic Studies
	A website of the German Outreach Program offering an eight-lesson German course to elementary and middle schools of the Austin Independent School District.
	Iron Age Celts	Dr Constanze Witt	Classics
	A website devoted to the study of ancient Celts through both the archaeology of the Celtic world and the Greek and Roman writings about the Celts, covering the late Hallstatt period of the sixth century BCE through the Roman period.
	Japanese Program	Dr Naoko Suito	Asian Studies
	The website for the Japanese Program of the Department Of Asian Studies, Center for East Asian Studies, University of Texas at Austin.
	Jesus In American Culture	Professor Howard Miller	History
	"A Lecture Course In Forty Days." Lectures by UT historian and distinguished teacher Dr. Howard Miller in his course Jesus in American Culture.
	La Muse Renaissante	Professor Marc Bizer	French and Italian
	A restricted website (available only to University of Texas students) introducing and exploring the poetry of the French Renaissance.
	Language and Gender	Professor Sara Kimball	English
	Website supplementing the E 376L Language and Gender course.
	Latin American Network Information Center	Faculty and Staff of the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies	LANIC
	Virtual Library for Latin American Studies
	Law and Democracy in Latin America	Professor Daniel Brinks	Government
	A restricted (open only to University students) website exploring many of the challenges to the rule of law across Latin America, and their connection to democracy.
	Liberal Arts Lecture Archive	LAITS	Liberal Arts
	An archive of video recordings of lectures by leading teachers and experts in the College of Liberal Arts which the College will provide via the Web to support classroom instruction, to edify the public, and to further the aims of liberal arts education.
	Masterworks Of Literature: World	Dr Elizabeth Richmond-Garza	English
	A supplemental website for English 316K and Comparative Literature 315 restricted to students of the class.
	Masterworks Of World Literature	Dr Brian Doherty	English
	Supplemental website for Brian Doherty's E316K class.
	Middle East Network Information Center	Faculty and Staff of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies	MENIC
	Virtual Library for Middle Eastern Studies
	Modern Hebrew Project	Professor Esther Raizen	Linguistics Research Center
	Hebrew tutorial and Hebrew linguistic tools.
	Muslim Histories and Cultures		Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures
	A restricted (only available to registered users) website featuring seminars and resources about Muslim histories and cultures.
	Paradise Lost Audiotext	Professor John Rumrich	English
	An interactive version of Paradise Lost, with four modes, each of which offers a distinct visual engagement with the poem.
	Parlons Francais		French and Italian
	A website designed to help prepare for a trip to France.
	Persian Online	Koorosh Angali	Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures
	A Persian language reference for teachers and students of modern Persian.
	Phonology: Case Studies	Professors Scott Myers and Megan Crowhurst	Linguistics
	The phonology of a language consists of the patterns of distribution of its speech categories. Phonological analysis is the process of determining what those patterns are, how they can be represented, and why they are the way they are. This site provides a basic introduction for students learning how to do phonological analysis.
	Primate Evolution	Professor Liza J Shapiro	Anthropology
	A restricted website (only for use by students at the University of Texas) containing anthropology labs and a database with information and images on all of the major fossil primate groups.
	Reading Between The Lines (Lyre entre les lignes)	Professor Marc Bizer	French and Italian
	Interactive examinations of French poetry.
	Russian and East European Network Information Center	Faculty and Staff of the Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies	REENIC
	Resources on Russia, Eastern Europe, and Eurasia.
	Sámi Culture	John Weinstock	Germanic Studies
	A comprehensive introduction to the Sámi culture and history of Finland.
	ShakespeareKids	Clayton Stromberger	English
	Website of the Outreach program of Shakespeare at Winedale designed to interest children and young adults in Shakespeare. Also includes resources for parents, teachers and administrators in adding Shakespeare to the lives of young students.
	SMIDonline	Program in Aegean Scripts and Prehistory	Classics
	Studies in Mycenaean Inscriptions and Dialect (SMID) is an analytical bibliography of Mycenaean text studies, including short summaries of scholarly works, cross-references of reviews, and indices of Linear B and Linear A signs, words and texts, as well as a fully cross-referenced subject index.
	Spanish Civilization	Dr. Inés Bergquist and Professor Madeline Sutherland-Meier	Spanish and Portuguese
	Spanish Civilization through art, architecture, maps and music.
	Spanish Grammar Exercises		Spanish and Portuguese
	Exercises and drills for supplemental learning for Spanish students at the University of Texas at Austin.
	Spanish Learners Corpus and Exercises	Professor Dale Koike	Spanish and Portuguese
	Website for teachers of Spanish incorporating different levels of Spanish proficiency from native and non-native speakers.
	Spanish Proficiency Exercises	Professor Orlando Kelm	Spanish and Portuguese
	A compilation of brief video clips in which native speakers of Spanish from various locations throughout Latin America and Spain demonstrate various language tasks.
	Studies of Victorian Literature	Professor John Farrell	English
	A resource for Victorian literature studies featuring supplemental information on writers, poets and sages.
	Tex's French Grammar	Professor Carl Blyth and Karen Kelton	French and Italian
	An online introductory grammar of the French language with a sense of humor.
	Texas Beyond History	TARL	Texas Archaelogical Research Laboratory
	A public education project focussing on the cultural heritage of Texas via archaelogical and historical research.
	Texas German Dialect Project	Hans Boas	Germanic Studies
	The Texas German Dialect Project (TGDP) is an umbrella organization for carrying out research in representative Texas German speech communities in central Texas. One of the primary goals of the TGDP is to preserve the Texas German dialect as it reflects the rich cultural and linguistic traditions of its residents.
	Texas Politics	Dr. James Henson	Government
	An online textbook for Texas Politics at the college level.
	Text Practice Performance		Anthropology
	TPP is a graduate student run journal of critical research and theory. Founded in 1997 as an outlet for work of students at UT Austin, the journal has become a collection of interdisciplinary approaches to culture.
	The Human Instinct for Language	Stephen Wechsler	Linguistics
	A non-technical introduction to the controversial Innateness Hypothesis, according to which the organization of human language (i.e. the "grammar") is innate, that is, inborn.
	The Ring of the Nibelung	Dr. John Weinstock	Germanic Studies
	A collection of resources pertaining to Wagner's Ring of the Nibelung.
	The Silver Muse Project	Professor Andrew Zissos	Classics
	A hypertext system of reading guides, commentaries, essays and notes for Roman Imperial Poetry.
	TIGER: Terrorists, Insurgencies and Guerillas in Education and Research	Professor Ami Pedahzur	Government
	A collection of data regarding terrorism in the world, collected by the National Security Studies Center (NSSC) at the University of Haifa in Israel and made available here to students, scholars, and the public to help foster more rigorous interdisciplinary research and improve public policy in the face of the threat terrorism today poses around the globe.
	Tornadoes: A Radar and Satellite Perspective	Troy Kimmel	Geography
	An introduction to the science of tornadoes through video, images, and maps.
	Yiddish Culture in America/Yiddish Writers in New York	Dr. Itzak Gottesman	Germanic Studies
	An exploration of American Yiddish culture through Literature, Education, Press, and the Theater.