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Daodejing | An online teaching translation · Version 1.4 (2010–2025) | By Laozi · Translated by Robert Eno | Arsinoe Library Edition
Arsinoe Library Edition, 2026 Robert Eno’s scholarly translation of the Dao De Jing (Tao Te Ching) presents the full text of one of China’s most influential philosophical works, traditionally attributed to Laozi (“Old Master”). This open-access HTML edition organizes the anthology into 81 brief chapters, pairing original Chinese characters with English translations, detailed translator’s notes,…
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Python for All: A Library Workshop for Bridging AI Literacy and Coding Skills
Academic librarians Kristen L. Scotti and Lencia McKee designed an innovative workshop bridging artificial intelligence literacy and Python coding skills, teaching programming through generative AI chatbots. Published in College & Research Libraries, the study documents a workshop reaching 62 participants from diverse academic backgrounds. The program responds to growing cross-disciplinary demand for programming competencies, positioning…
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Abbeville Institute – dedicated to exploring what is true and valuable in the Southern tradition
The history of southern culture is as important to the world as the history of many entire nations. Southern Culture represents a significant part of the American lifestyle we know and love today. However, many modern historians have tried to reduce the entirety of southern history to only slavery and treason. Our purpose at the…
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HorrorBabble – original audiobooks of classic horror and fiction
HorrorBabble is a small, UK-based production company, dedicated to the production of audio horror in the form of audiobooks, dramatic readings, audio dramas and podcasts. They produce readings of classic works in the public domain, and, wherever possible, contemporary works. They are available across several platforms, including YouTube, Bandcamp, Audible, and Spotify. Since November 2015, they recorded 500+ audiobooks,…
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Romance of the Three Kingdoms Podcast 三国演义
Episode 000 of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms Podcast serves as an introduction to one of China’s Four Great Classical Novels, covering the historical period from 184 to 280 AD spanning the collapse of the Han dynasty to the founding of the Jin dynasty. Host John Zhu explains his mission to make the epic…
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