The following links are provided as an on-line resource guide for Derek Stanovsky's course, Nietzsche, Marx & Freud, taught at Appalachian State University for the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies.

Remember, in addition to these web based resources there is another wonderful resource called the library. Use it. The Appalachian State Library also maintains an extensive list of on-line catalogs to help you search for books and articles.

Friedrich Nietzsche:

• Friedrich Nietzsche, an extensive and entertaining site by Douglas Thomas.
• The Pirate Nietzsche Page from Jack Miller, including e-texts of Twilight of the Idols and The Gay Science.
• A Chronicle of Nietzsche's life and work by Malcolm Brown.
• Nietzsche's Perspectives, by Bill Curry, providing a thematic arrangement of aphorisms.
• Random Nietzsche aphorisms.
• WNCLN Library holdings of books by Nietzsche and about Nietzsche.
• Search Hippias for other Nietzsche web sites.

Karl Marx:

• The Marx/Engels Internet Archive, including complete on-line texts, biographical information and photographs.
• Chapter 1 of Marx'sCapital along with hypertext links to Harry Cleaver's excellent Reading Capital Politically.
• The Value of Knowledge, from Andy Blunden, including primary texts by members of the Frankfurt School and other Western Marxists along with materialist, structuralist and poststructuralist writings.
• Jay's Left and Progressive Internet Resources, an extensive index of activist resources from Jay Moore, including:
• Marxism and Socialism links.
• Left Academic links.
• WWW Left Resources, maintained by Jon Beasley-Murray and hosted by the spoon collective.
• Other Marxism links from the Marxism Leninism Project.
• LaborNet, links to labor organizations on the net, including the Strike page.
• Other Labor Resources available on-line.
• People We Like, progressive links from Michael Moore, the director of Roger & Me.
• WNCLN Library holdings of books by Marx and about Marx.

Sigmund Freud:

The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud (BF173.F6253 v.1-24) is available in the Belk Library. Another helpful book is Stephen Frosh's The Politics of Psychoanalysis (BF175.F795 1987x) which has been placed on reserve.

• The Interpretation of Dreams, the complete text of the 1911translation by A. A. Brill.
• The Freud Museum in Vienna at 19 Bergasse. Includes a chronology of his life, audio and video clips of Freud as well as floor plans and photos of his home and office.
• Freud Exhibition from the Library of Congress.
• Freudian Links, a comprehensive list from Timothy Leuers.
• The Freud Archives, from the Brill Library including information on the controversial Library of Congress exhibit and links to writings by and about Freud.
• The Psychoanalytic Virtual Bookshop from the American Psychoanalytic Association.
• WNCLN Library holdings of books by Freud and books about Freud.
• Finally, here is a link to Freud's couch.