Literature 
Ok,
long time ago the internet was about text, and text only.
Which isn't the case any longer, especially in the WWW domain,
where moving graphics and award-hungry designs take away any
advantage that faster connections might once have offered.
More bandwidth, less information.Which
needn't be the case, obviously. And, as I'm one of
those that consider pure black-on-white text still worth a glance
and attractive enough, and as there's less and less to read online
nowadays than should be, I decided to upload some classical textshere,
available both in a readable online format and as a zipped
ASCII file. The texts are believed to be free of copyright, were
retrieved from somewhere else on the net and include editorial or
scanning notes where available. If someone sees his or her work
infringed by the publication of any of these texts, please let me know.
What have we got so far? ::::GREAT
LITERATURE::::Herman
Melville, Moby Dick, written in 1850/1
Cervantes, Don Quixote ::::NON-FICTION::::Thomas
Hobbes, LeviathanAlexis
de Tocqueville, Democracy in AmericaJohn
Locke, Concerning Civil GovernmentJohn
Locke, Concerning Human UnderstandingCharles
Darwin, On the Origin of SpeciesGuy
Debord, On PsychoGeography (in German)
