Links and Resources
Personal website offering information about the philosopher's background, books, and lectures.
Sponsored by the University of Chicago and the Liberty Fund, this site allows you to search for documents, letters, and speeches of America's founders.
Organization at Harvard University, directed by Diana Eck, that provides resources on religious diversity, including links, articles, and upcoming events.
Provides background information and resources pertaining to the German mystical community located in Pennsylvania.
A public radio collaboration that focuses on three themes: American style of democracy, democracy by the people, and the aging of American democracy. Elements include stories, sound portraits, and commentaries around these themes.
An exhibit at the Library of Congress presenting about 2,000 items and 16,000 images of the ex-slave and African-American abolitionist. Items include speeches, articles, books, and photographs from the period of 1841 to 1964.
Text of the classic treatise by Thomas Paine.
Text of the philosophical work by Immanul Kant.
Complete text of Alexis de Tocqueville's comprehensive political and cultural analysis of American society in the early 19th century. Text provided by the University of Virginia American Studies Program.
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Needleman is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at San Francisco State University and author of The American Soul.
