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	Review Articles: March 1986 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		She was a sister, a confidante, an ego-flattering protégée, a child, a pal; she was everything to him but a lover.
		In either case, it is reasonable to assume that in 1892 she was in an extremely insecure state, both economically and emotionally, and that she may have been looking for a surrogate father in Wells (instead of the surrogate son she in fact got).
		Moral balance came to be seen not as an approximation of equilibrium between the active and passive qualities within the person, but as the externalized union of two opposites: of the active, aggressive, amoral, male principle, and the yielding, moral, female principle--the union in other words, of the aggressive master and his passive slave.
	www.depauw.edu /sfs/reviews_pages/r37.htm (9360 words)

	Paul Berg - Autobiography
		An inspiring high school "teacher", Sophie Wolfe, whose job was to supervise the stockroom that supplied the classes in chemistry, physics and biology, nurtured that ambition.
		Sometimes that involved experiments in the small lab she kept but sometimes it meant going to the library to find the answers.
		Seeking more experience with enzymes, I studied for a year in Copenhagen with Herman Kalckar at the Institute of Cytophysiology and for a second year with Arthur Kornberg at Washington University in St. Louis.
	nobelprize.org /nobel_prizes/chemistry/laureates/1980/berg-autobio.html (915 words)

	House of Stratus in print list
		In early life he worked as an apprentice to a draper and in 1884 he won a scholarship to the Normal School of Science in South Kensington under the tutorage of T H Huxley.
		As an escape from the horrors of the final days of the Second World War, H G Wells turns his thoughts to the dream world – a world unbound by the logic and reason of earthly matter and a world where he can come face to face with deities and supernatural beings.
		An ordinary man, trapped in an ordinary life, Mr Polly makes a series of ill-advised choices that bring him to the very brink of financial ruin.
	www.hgwellsusa.50megs.com /UK/Stratusreprints.html (4178 words)

	Albert Bandura Biographical Sketch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This research foreshadowed his development of an agentic perspective in which people are viewed as self-regulatory and self-reflective organisms, not just reactive ones to environmental influences.
		Children watched an adult or peer model bowl and reward himself according to either a high or a low performance standard.
		When the children had an opportunity to bowl, those who witnessed a model set a high standard of self-reward adopted a more stringent performance criterion for self-reward than observers who watched a model set a lax standard.
	www.emory.edu /EDUCATION/mfp/bandurabio.html (6944 words)

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	Books \| Mr Polly and his Lover-shadows
		Wells was dismayed that absurdities like the laws governing libel and obscenity made it necessary to confine his sexual history, in the Experiment, to various orders of hint.
		From a lyrical yearning (see the early chapters of Experiment) it was usefully 'vulgarised and made practical,' he tells us - converted into a resolve to 'get women' - by an encounter with a friend of his youth, Sidney Bowkett, who probably didn't know he was about to be transformed into Chitterlow in Kipps.
		Turn to the experiment, and it's seen that the exploration of the sexual theme doesn't add as much as one might have thought.
	books.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,3924213-99942,00.html (662 words)

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		An obscure scientist named Griffin had found a way to turn skin, flesh, blood and bones invisible--and tried the formula on himself.
		The story is grim, owing something to the tradition of the Gothic novel, but it is replete with adventure as Griffin turns against everyone He is both a tragic and an ironic figure, a rational thinker--a scientist--who cannot escape the consequences of his own irrationality.
		Arriving at the Moon, the two quickly realize what a strange and amazing place it is. During the lunar day, there is a breathable atmosphere on the surface of the Moon, and their investigations soon demonstrate that the Moon is inhabited by a race of intelligent beings.
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	A Lifetime of Synergy with Theory and Experiment
		One of our fifth grade activities was a weekly event in which we sat in an auditorium and listened to a city-wide radio series on science and natural history.
		The combination of the stars at night, microscopic structures and colorful transformations with chemicals was an ideal introduction to science.
		The castle is now a youth hostel but it was an active castle during the twelfth to fourteenth centuries.
	www.cchem.berkeley.edu /~astreit/AndySyn.html (2172 words)

	ROOSEVELT ON THE TIME MACHINE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I can't now recall how our discursive talk settled toward this, but it is clear to me that I struck upon a familiar vein of thought in the President's mind.
		He hadn't, he said, an effectual disproof of a pessimistic interpretation of the future.
		If one chose to say America must presently lose the impetus of her ascent, that she and all mankind must culminate and pass, he could not conclusively deny that possibility.
	www.u.arizona.edu /~gmcmilla/tr.html (422 words)

	Vladimir Vasilyev: Autobiography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I, Vasilyev, Vladimir Nikolayevich, first advertised my existence at around eleven o'clock on Tuesday, the 8th of August 1967 with an enormous cry, and since then I haven't died even once, although I've had a dozen or so chances.
		When I was three and a half, my father taught me to read, and I was forever lost to the world of progressive humanity because since that time I have read SF, only SF, and nothing but SF.
		In October of 2001 I had to my name nineteen authored books and several publications in collections; along with that Maks Kachelkin released a multimedia CD with texts, photos, and amateur recordings of my songs, both my own and those written to the words of some other fine people.
	rusf.ru /boxa/english/autob2.htm (818 words)

	Find in a Library: I am not an island : an experiment in autobiography
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	Coefficients Club: Window on the High Cabal?
		This was clear to the disapproving Bertrand Russell in 1902 and caused him to quit the Coefficients in a huff, informing Grey (not then in office) that his proposals would lead to war and tyranny.
		Reade is said to have predicted much of modern science including atomic power and synthetics and advocated an active acceptance of brutal social Darwinist processes which he saw improving the race for the future through current "martyrdom" of individual humans in both the master and subservient races.
		Plainly the thesis is that history must now continue to be a string of accidents with an increasingly disastrous trend until a comprehensive faith in the modernized World State, socialistic, cosmopolitan and creative, takes hold of the human imagination.
	educate-yourself.org /cn/coefficientsclub1993.shtml (4331 words)

	autobio2
		It was an editorial process that made rewriting a bilingual script in Bulgaria for Jacques Dorfmann during an eclipse seem like a session with Maxwell Perkins in the Algonquin.
		FRAME I had allowed myself to be put through such an amateurish and demeaning editorial experience chasing the marketing might of Knopf as the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
		So let's just call it the end of this chapter of my autobiography And rather than leave it and myself with an unresolved cliff-hanger, I'll expiate the necessary egotism of this experiment in autobiography by closing it with a summary version of a little story written not by me, but by Ray Bradbury.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/normanspinrad/autobio2.htm (5217 words)

	H. G. Wells
		Although Wells used caustic language about the Christian idea of God in his earlier works, he had an open-minded belief in a "divine will" — perhaps allowing his wishful thinking to posit such an ideal for the good of humanity, as he developed it in his God the Invisible King (1917).
		It has littered the beaches of life with churches, cathedrals, shrines and crucifixes, prejudices and intolerances, like the sea urchin and starfish and empty shells and lumps of stinging jelly upon the sands here after a tide.
		In a September 1941 speech to the British Association, he spoke of the "dead religions that cumber the world" and said that "a dead religion is like a dead cat — the stiffer and more rotten it is, the better it is as a missile weapon."†
	www.ronaldbrucemeyer.com /rants/0921almanac.htm (515 words)

	Bold Experiment
		Bold Experiment, an autobiography written by Matthew S. Anderson (1882 - 1974) — a man recognized by Tommy Douglas as “a pioneer of social medicine.”
		The 80-page book, including photographs, documents and memorabilia, uncovers the little-known history behind an important piece of our Canadian culture, heritage and identity: the true story of how Medicare first came to Saskatchewan.
		Since its inception as a province, Saskatchewan has been home to grassroots idealism, to people willing to work hard to make a difference and to those willing to persevere despite the odds.
	www.boldexperiment.com (549 words)

	Autobiography (US pub.before 1999)
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		Experiment in Autobiography : Discoveries and Conclusions in a Very Ordinary Brain (since 1866) / H. Wells 1984 /Little, Brown and Company PP.
		Autobiography : Toward a Poetics of Experience / Janet V. Gunn 1982 /University of Pennsylvania Press PP.
	www.biography-book-search.info /autobiography_US-b499.htm (3883 words)

	John Hart: Wells' Autobiography (March 1935) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Born of lower middle class parents, in a squalid environment, Wells considers his rise to the position of an intellectual as an accident.
		Much as today, it was both a custom and an economic necessity in the ’80s for middle class parents to indenture their children as apprentices in the trade they wished them to follow.
		Since he is unable in any way to describe the mechanism of this process, he can choose his illustrations at random according to his fancy, a fancy clearly dominated by his class interests.
	www.marxists.org /history/etol/newspape/ni/vol02/no02/hart.htm (1923 words)

	Experiment in Autobiography: Discoveries and Conclusions of a Very Ordinary Brain (Since 1866). - WELLS, H. G. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Experiment in Autobiography: Discoveries and Conclusions of a Very Ordinary Brain (Since 1866).
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	The Emperor's "Alternative" Autobiography", 3
		But a large part of the British Navy, ever since the introduction of Sanctions, was in strength in the Mediterranean prepared against any offensive action by Italy, therefore Sir Samuel's appointment appeared to have quite a close connection with Ethiopia and the League of Nations affairs.
		Attlee, Leader of the Labour Party, and Sir Archibald Sinclair, Leader of the Liberal Party, insisted that we should not give up the struggle against the aggressor, it was evident that the [British] Cabinet had resolved to surrender and, as a symbol of its decision, Sir Samuel was again given office'.
		They were trying to establish international legal recognition of Italian sovereignty over Ethiopia and they were trying to bring Sanctions to an end as soon as possible.
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	H.G. Wells: Desparately Mortal - A REVIEW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		At the same time, in the nineteen-thirties, as a popular reference book called Wells "a man who made his home in Utopia", Wells presented himself in EXPERIMENT IN AUTOBIOGRAPHY as "a very ordinary brain".
		Also, since Wells attacked people by name as abusing womanisers (Hubert Bland, for instance) in his EXPERIMENT, it makes him out to be a hypocrite.
		Wells is an author worth studying, but this biography is not written to emphasise his contribution to science fiction.
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	Creative Writing : Centre for Continuing Education : University of Sussex (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Build your skills and confidence, with a view to writing more creatively.
		This course allows you to experiment with autobiography, fiction, prose and poetry.
		This practical course is designed to help aspiring authors and poets develop their creative potential in a supportive learning environment, under the guidance of an award-winning author.
	www.sussex.ac.uk /cce/1-2-21-8.html (96 words)

	Wells' comments
		Wells got the germ of an idea about time travel from the students' debating society at Imperial College, London.
		Wells and his soon-to-be second wife were living in rented rooms in a semi-detached house at 23, Eardley Road.
		The origin of THE TIME MACHINE came in a commission to Wells from the famous editor W. Henley, who had already published some tales by Wells in THE NATIONAL OBSERVER.
	www.u.arizona.edu /~gmcmilla/oral.html (543 words)

	H. G. Wells - Author Find (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Crux Ansata: An Indictment of the Roman Catholic Church (Atheist Viewpoint Ser)
		Fate of Man: An Unemotional Statement of the Things That Are Happening to Him Now, and of the Immediate Possibilities Confronting Him (Essay Index Reprint Series)
		The king who was a king;: An unconventional novel
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	Chapter The Kite Experiment of Autobiography, Letters and Other Writings by Benjamin Franklin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Chapter The Kite Experiment of Autobiography, Letters and Other Writings by Benjamin Franklin
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	Wells, H.G.: AuthorSheets, Reference Services, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
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