Humanities Resource Links
K-State Resources
The Rest of the World
This page can help you connect with humanities information you need (hopefully) or just help you explore. Input is welcome if you find better links or additional links. Just contact Angelia Perry at aperry@ksu.edu if you have suggestions.
K-State Resources
These departments comprise the Humanities Interdisciplinary major.
Art
English
History
Modern Languages
Music
Philosophy
Speech Communication, Theater and Dance
Here are some other Kansas State pages that may relate to the Humanities.
College of Architecture, Planning and Design
DAS 100: Freshman Seminar
Department of Apparel, Textiles and Interior Design
International Programs
K-State Fine Arts Council
K-State Libraries
Mariana Kistler Beach Museum of Art
McCain Auditorium
UFM Community Learning Center
The Rest of the World
Arts & Humanities on the World Wide Web
Sponsored by Prentice Hall Publishing, this site seems primarily focused on art. The "Search" portion offers quality photos of many notable works of art.
Humanities Scholarship
The University of Maryland offers this solid collection of links. Notice that they connect with many sites devoted to "Humanities Computing" as an emerging area of study.
Humanum
The Research Institute for the Humanities at the Chinese University of Hong Kong maintains this site. It provides a rich selection of links, including more links to Eastern perspectives than many other sites.
Infomine: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections
This extensive project is run by the University of California. Both the "Social Science & Humanities" and "Visual & Performing Arts" collections may lead you to interesting and informative places.
Internet Resources by Subject
These links are maintained by Western Connecticut State University. This site might be a good place to start if you are looking for something specific. Its design is simple and hospitably organized.
The National Endowment for the Humanities
This site may help illustrate the role the U.S. government plays in supporting the humanities. It may also be notable if your career plans include humanities scholarship and research.
Stanford Electronic Humanities Review
This site is an e-version of the Stanford Humanities Review. It should represent a good introduction to the journals in the field.
Voice of the Shuttle
This site is sponsored by the University of California-Santa Barbara. It offers a very comprehensive set of links. It could probably keep you busy all semester... but the links are categorized for quicker access if necessary.