David's Class Notes Online

<body bgcolor="white"> <h1><table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="580"> <tr> <td> <h1><a href="http://www.dartmouth.edu/~davidbs/"><img src="david_header.gif" border="0" width="459" height="54" alt="David's Reading Notes"></a></h1> <p><font color="#dd0000"><b><img src="about_header.gif" border="0" width="230" height="27" alt="About..."><br> WARNING:<br> </b></font><b>     </b>This information is provided for educational and reference uses. It's accuracy is not guaranteed. I take no responsibility for the spelling either.</p> <p><b> <hr> <font color="#333366">About this site:<br> </font></b>     Starting half way through the fall of 1997 I started taking notes for my course reading by typing them on a computer. Since then I have had all these notes sitting around and nobody has been using them. I figured it would make sense to post them on the web so that others can take advantage of them. However, you should realize that these notes represent the material I did not find obvious, so much is missing! Also you should use these as a quick, initial reference source rather than instead of reading the material itself.</p> <p><font color="#333366"><b>About me:<br> </b></font>     Please see my home page at <a href="http://www.black-schaffer.org/david/" target="_blank">http://www.black-schaffer.org/david/</a></p> <p><font color="#333366"><b>Ways to waste time:</b></font><font color="#333366"><br> </font>     <a href="http://www.black-schaffer.org/scp/" target="_blank">The Society for Createive Procrastination</a> you have been warned...</p> <p><font color="#333366"><b>Contents:</b></font></p> <center> <p><table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="4" width="560"> <tr> <td width="15%">When <hr> </td> <td width="25%">What <hr> </td> <td width="46%">Documents: <hr> </td> <td width="14%">How much <hr> </td> </tr> <tr> <td width="15%">Fall 1997</td> <td width="25%">History 53<br> 20th Century European History</td> <td width="46%"> <ul> <li><a href="classes/hist53/paxton_toc.html"><font size="2">Paxton, 20th Century European History</font></a> <li><a href="classes/hist53/tis_toc.html"><font size="2">Tismaneanu, Reinventing Politic</font></a> <li><a href="classes/hist53/paper.html"><font size="2">Black_Schaffer, Europe in the Twentieth Century: The Century of the Socialist Experiment</font></a> </ul> </td> <td width="14%">Lots</td> </tr> <tr> <td width="15%">Winter 1997</td> <td width="25%">College Course 15<br> American Health Care System</td> <td width="46%"> <ul> <li><a href="classes/coco9/starr_toc.html"><font size="2">Starr, Social Transformation of American Medicine</font></a> <li><a href="classes/coco9/boden_toc.html"><font size="2">Bodenheimer, Grumbach, Understanding Health Policy</font></a> <li><a href="classes/coco9/articles_toc.html"><font size="2">Articles</font></a> </ul> </td> <td width="14%">Lots</td> </tr> <tr> <td width="15%">Winter 1997</td> <td width="25%">Art History 2<br> Art History after 1200</td> <td width="46%"> <ul> <li><a href="classes/arthist2/gardner_toc.html"><font size="2">Gardner, Art Throughout the Ages</font></a> <li><a href="classes/arthist2/periods_chart.html"><font size="2">Periods Chart</font></a> <li><a href="classes/arthist2/styles_chart.html"><font size="2">Styles Chart</font></a> </ul> </td> <td width="14%">Little</td> </tr> <tr> <td width="15%">Winter 1998</td> <td width="25%">Geography 26<br> Political Development in the 3rd World</td> <td width="46%"> <ul> <li><a href="classes/geog26/cap_and_dev_toc.html"><font size="2">Sklair, Capitalism and Development</font></a> <li><a href="classes/geog26/pov_and_dev_toc.html"><font size="2">Allen, Poverty and Development</font></a> <li><a href="classes/geog26/hdr_toc.html"><font size="2">Human Development Report (UN)</font></a> <li><a href="classes/geog26/articles_toc.html"><font size="2">Articles</font></a> <li><a href="classes/geog26/paper.html"><font size="2">Black-Schaffer, Microcredit</font></a> </ul> </td> <td width="14%">Lots</td> </tr> <tr> <td width="15%">Fall 1999</td> <td width="25%">Shakespeare's Plays:<br> outlines and lecutre notes from the amazing Peter Saccio at Dartmouth College</td> <td width="46%"> <ul> <li><font size="2">Cymbeline - <a href="classes/english24/cymbeline_text.html">Reading</a> / <a href="classes/english24/cybeline_class.html">Lecture</a></font> <li><font size="2">Hamlet - <a href="classes/english24/hamlet_text.html">Reading</a> / <a href="classes/english24/hamlet_class.html">Lecture</a></font> <li><font size="2">Henry V - <a href="classes/english24/henry_V_text.html">Reading</a> / <a href="classes/english24/henry_V_class.html">Lecture</a></font> <li><font size="2">King Lear - <a href="classes/english24/lear_text.html">Reading</a> / <a href="classes/english24/lear_class.html">Lecture</a></font> <li><font size="2">Macbeth - <a href="classes/english24/macbeth_text.html">Reading</a> / <a href="classes/english24/macbeth_class.html">Lecture</a></font> <li><font size="2">Measure for Measure - <a href="classes/english24/measure_for_measure_text.html">Reading</a> / <a href="classes/english24/measure_for_measure_class.html">Lecture</a></font> <li><font size="2">Mid Summer's Night Dream - <a href="classes/english24/mid_summers_night_text.html">Reading</a></font> <li><font size="2">Richard Duke of York - <a href="classes/english24/richard_duke_of_york_text.html">Reading</a></font> <li><font size="2">Richard III - <a href="classes/english24/richard_III_text.html">Reading</a> / <a href="classes/english24/richard_III_class.html">Lecture</a></font> <li><font size="2">Richard II - <a href="classes/english24/richard_II_text.html">Reading</a> / <a href="classes/english24/richard_II_class.html">Lecture</a></font> <li><font size="2">Twelfth Night - <a href="classes/english24/twelfth_night_text.html">Reading</a> / <a href="classes/english24/twelfth_night_class.html">Lecture</a></font> <li><font size="2"><a href="classes/english24/shakespeares_english_kings.html">Saccio, Shakespeare's English Kings</a></font> </ul> </td> <td width="14%">Lots</td> </tr> </table></p> <p> <hr> <font size="2">All original material is Copyright © 1997-2000 by David Black-Schaffer, but may be freely used for academic and recreational purposes. And remember: copying from here just means that you're paying a huge amount of money for an education and not learning it yourself... </font></center> </td> </tr> </table></h1> <p>  </body>