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Ms. Miller's Research Assignments

English II-H

Brave New World Project

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• Websites
• Nonfiction
• Reference

Websites

• Aldous Huxley: Somaweb.org   Provides a collection of links relating to Huxley and his novel, Brave New World. Includes links on cloning, bioethics,

• American Library Association:  Office of Intellectual Freedom    Here you can find a lot of information about book censorship.

• Encyclopedia Astronautica 

• Energy and Environment:  Resources for a Networked World 

• Henry Ford Biography This article about Henry Ford comes from the Biography Channel.  

• Human Genome Project Information    In the Ethicial, Legal, Social Issues section, you’ll find information about cloning and genetic engineering.

• Multonmah County Library Homework Center:  Social Issues    Here you can find information on censorship, drugs, environment, genetic engineering, and population.

• NASA Past Missions 

• Sociosite  Here you’ll find information on communism, classes, environment, family, labor, utopias…

• Stem Cells in the Spotlight  This site is from the University of Utah.

• Why Files Guide to Stem Cells

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Nonfiction

150.19 Fre

  Freud, Sigmund.  The Basic Writings of Sigmund Feud.  1995.

150.19 Gog

  Gogerly, Liz.  Sigmund Freud.  2003.

174 Bio

  Bioethics.  1993.

174 Bio

  Biomedical Ethics.  2003.

174.2 Mar

  Marzilli, Alan.  Stem Cell Research and Cloning.  2007.

277.3 Gau

  Gaustad, Edwin Scott.  A Religious History of America.  1966.

282 Mor

  Morris, Charles R.  American Catholic: The Saints and Sinners Who Built America’s Most Powerful Church.  1997.

302.2 Fis

  Fisher, Trevor.  Communications.  1985.

303.3 Net

  Netzley, Patricia D.  Issues in Censorship.  2000.

303.48 Fri

  Friedman, Thomas L.  The World is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-First Century.  2005.

321.9 Sca

  Scandiffio, Laura.  Evil Masters: The Frightening World of Tyrants.  2005.

330 Bus

  Bussing-Burks, Marie.  Influential Economists.  2003.

333.79 Cri

  Critical Perspectives on Energy and Power.  2007.

333.79 Hof

  Hoffmann, Peter.  Tomorrow’s Energy: Hydrogen, Fuel Cells, and the Prospects for a Cleaner Planet.  2001.

335.4 Sow

  Sowell, Thomas.  Marxism:  Philosophy and Economics.  1985.

363.3 Kar

  Karolieds, Nicholas J.  100 Banned Books:  Censorship Histories of World Literature. 

363.738 Pol

  Pollution:  Opposing Viewpoints.  2000.

571.8 Coh

  Cohen, Daniel.  Cloning.  1998

573.2 Bai

  Bailey, Jill.  Genetics and Evolution:  The Molecules of Inheritance.  1995.

576.5 Tay

  Taylor, Robert.  Genetics.  2004.

576.5 Wat

  Watson, James D.  DNA:  The Secret of Life.  2003.

616 Bel

  Bellomo, Michael.  The Stem Cell Divide: The Facts, the Fiction, and the Fear Driving the Greatest Scientific, Political, and Religious Debate of Our Time.  2006.

629.4 Bur

  Burrows, William E.  This New Ocean:  The Story of the First Space Age.  1998.

629.45 Cha

  Chaikin, Andrew  A Man on the Moon:  The Voyages of the Apollo Astronauts.  1998.

659.1 Mie

  Mierau, Christina.  Accept No Substitutes!:  The History of American Advertising.  2000.

659.1 Pet

  Petley, Julian.  Advertising:  Technology, People, Process.  2004.

823.52 Rea

  Readings on Brave New World.  1999.

823.54 Wat

  Watts, Harold H.  Aldous Huxley.  1969.

921 Ford

  Harris, Jacqueline.  Henry Ford.  1984.

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Reference

Ref 333.7 Enc

  The Encyclopedia of the Environment.  1999.

Ref 333.79 Ene

  Energy: Shortage, Glut, or Enough?.  2001.

Ref 503 Int

  The International Encyclopedia of Science and Technology.  1998.

Ref 615 Roz

  Roza, Greg.  The Encyclopedia of Drugs and Alcohol.  2001.

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