What's a Webliography?
According to Stephen
Rose, anyway...
In this section I thought about
including a list of my favorite websites or the sites I researched in writing
this book (and still might, at some later date). Instead, what I did was
compile a list of all the topics that got mentioned in the book,
chronologically, which can then be searched usng the Google Bar above (web
on the left, this site on the right).
Interested in finding out more about Dilbert or Thomas L. Friedman? This is
how.
In other words, Webliography is just a high-falutin’
term for a way to Google every subject that appears in Hot Springs, broken
down chapter by chapter and chronologically within each chapter. All you
have to do is cut and paste one of the words listed below into the Google
search bar above (web on the left, this site on the right). Happy surfing.
Webliography
Chapter
1 (pg 4)
1. Google
2.
Camels
3.
Dilbert
4.
The Scream
5.
Victoria
6.
The Lexus and the Olive Tree
7.
Thomas L. Friedman
8.
Heart’s Content
9.
Newfoundland
10.
Vancouver
11.
Dreamweaver
12.
Flash
13.
Photoshop
14.
Illustrator
15.
Silicon Valley
16.
UBC
17.
Rockfish
18.
Shakespeare
19.
All’s Well That Ends Well
20.
Rubik’s Cube
21.
Neil Armstrong
22.
Garfield
23.
Bart Simpson
24.
Rolling Stones
25.
Sex Pistols
26.
Kilkenny
27.
Charles Dickens
28.
Todd Bertuzzi
29.
Royal Bank
30.
Marshal McLuhan
31.
Cacti
32.
Gatorade
33.
Harper’s
34.
Antoine Denert
35.
Kruibeke
36.
BC Ferries
37.
AA
38.
Weight Watchers
39.
Percussion instruments
40.
Olympic peninsula
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Chapter
2 (pg 28)
1.
Salmon spawning
2.
Goldstream Provincial Park
3.
Harold and Maude
4.
Neil Young
5.
Richard III
6.
Labrador retrievers
7.
Hot springs of western Canada
8.
Ukrainians in Saskatchewan
9.
Macbeth
10.
Nova Scotia
11.
Korean War
12.
Australia
13.
Guyana
14.
Ring of fire
15.
Japanese internment in Canada
16.
Canadian Geese
17.
Brampton
18.
Carpentry
19.
Floatplanes
20.
Dadaism
21.
Surrealism
22.
Max Ernst
23.
Rene Magritte
24.
J.G. Ballard
25.
Odilon Redon
26.
Cape Breton
27.
Toupees
28.
Rotweiller
29.
Penticton
30.
Murphy’s Law
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Chapter
3 (pg 46)
1.
Mexico
2.
Bare Naked Ladies
3.
Valley Girls
4.
University of Alberta
5.
University of Guelph
6.
KGB
7.
Thrifty’s
8.
Yahama outboard motors
9. A
Midsummer Night’s Dream
10.
Mazda – zoom, zoom, zoom
11.
Gibson musical instruments
12.
Yamaha musical instruments
13.
VW Rabbit
14.
Indigo Girls
15.
Seven Bridges Road
16.
The Eagles
17.
Run River Run
18.
Celtic jigs
19.
TSN
20.
SportsNet
21.
Tetris
22.
Chicken Little
23.
George Harrison
24.
While my Guitar Gently Weeps
25.
Alzheimers
26.
Romeo and Juliet
27.
Toronto
28.
Guelph
29.
Jesuits
30.
Storm Troopers
31.
Great Wall of China
32.
Miscarriages
33.
Hysterectomy
34.
Harbor seals
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Chapter
4 (pg 76)
1.
Tsawwassen
2.
Cell phones
3.
Jodie Foster
4.
Panic Room
5.
Joggers
6.
Harris Tweed
7.
Traffic deaths
8.
Homelessness
9.
Vegetarianism
10.
Stanley Park
11.
Brockton Point
12.
Canada Place
13.
Burrard Inlet
14.
North Vancouver
15.
Lion’s Gate Bridge
16.
First Narrows
17.
Strait of Georgia
18.
Counting Crows
19.
Joni Mitchell
20.
Big Yellow Taxi
21.
Peeping Tom
22.
Yakima
23.
Champagne
24.
Abner
25.
Frankenstein
26.
Unwed mothers
27.
Modgliani
28.
Negative space
29.
Henry V
30.
White Rock
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Chapter
5 (pg 96)
1.
Jimmy Buffet
2.
Kurokawa Onsen
3.
Brown Eyed Girl
4.
Van Morrison
5.
Tragically Hip
6.
Heart
7.
The Beatles
8.
King Lear
9.
Bruce Springsteen
10.
Dancing in the Dark
11.
The Tempest
12.
My Friend website
13.
The Bridges of Madison County
14.
Tetris
15.
Pink Floyd
16.
Wish You Were Here
17.
Adoption
18.
Amersterdam
19.
Calgary
20.
Cabo San Lucas
21.
London
22.
Henry IV
23.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
24.
Alberta
25.
Elizabeth Barrett Browing
26.
Durham, England
27.
Robert Browning
28.
Sonnets from the Portuguese
29.
Sonnet XLIII
30.
Boolean logic
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Chapter 6 (pg 128)
1.
Pacific Coast Lines
2.
Vancouver International Airport
3.
Dublin
4.
Northrop Frye
5.
EM Forster
6.
Machine Stops
7.
Julia Alleyene
8.
Oxford and Cambridge Review
9.
Bath
10.
Heathrow
11.
London Underground
12.
NW1
13.
London Tourism
14.
Trafalgar Square
15.
Canada House
16.
National Gallery
17.
New York City
18.
London Tourism
19.
Van Eyck
20.
Arnolfini Portrait
21.
Piero della Francesca
22.
Turner
23.
Rain, Steam, and Speed
24.
The Fighting Temeraire
25.
British Museum
26.
Egyptian Book of the Dead
27.
Dynasties of Egypt
28.
The Odyssey
29.
The Golden Fleece
30.
Trinity College, Dublin
31.
Ronald Biggs
32.
Homer
33.
Sasebo
34.
Seamus Heaney
35.
Great Betrayals of History website
36.
Sony Handycam
37.
Hampstead Heath
38.
Statues of London
39.
Poet’s Corner
40.
Westminster Abbey
41.
Dom Perignon
42.
The Thames
43.
Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club
44.
Twins
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Chapter 7 (pg 157)
1.
British National Railways
2.
First Great Western
3.
Bath Spa
4.
County Avon
5.
World Heritage Sites
6.
George III
7.
University of Bath
8.
Bath Abbey
9.
Steeler’s Wheel
10.
Stuck in the Middle with You
11.
Irish Gaelic
12.
Oxford University
13.
Cornish pasties
14.
Guiness
15.
HIV
16.
STD
17.
Oxfordshire
18.
Thermae Bath Spa
19.
U2
20.
Sunday Bloody Sunday
21.
September 11th
22.
Iraq war
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Chapter 8 (pg 177)
1.
Globe and Mail
2.
Narrowboats
3.
Kennet Avon Canal
4.
Salisbury
5.
Wiltshire
6.
Stonehenge
7.
Salisbury Plain
8.
Avebury
9.
West Kennet Long Barrow
10.
Amesbury Archer
11.
John Fowles
12.
Salisbury Cathedral
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Chapter 9
1.
Bristol
2.
Remote access software
3.
Merchant of Venice
4.
ITV
5.
Strokes
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Chapter
10
1.
Water
2.
Turbulence
3.
Calgary
4.
Karma
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Chapter 11
1.
Physiotherapy
2.
Mona Lisa
3.
Gone with the Wind
4.
Much Ado About Nothing
5.
Tamagotchi
6.
Neil Young
7.
Heart of Gold
8.
Toronto
9.
Harris Tweed
10.
The Guardian
11.
Duke University
12.
I-pods
13.
Data theft
14.
Pandora’s Box
15.
C&C yachts
16.
Gulf Islands
17.
Accidental jibes
18.
Banff
19.
Primal Wound
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Chapter 12
1.
Trojan worms
2.
Digital photography
3.
Aromatherapy
4.
Progressive scan DVD players
5.
As You Like It
6.
Henry VI
7.
Kayaking
8.
Learn to sail
9.
RCMP
10.
Kyushu
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Chapter
13
1.
Japan
2.
Narita Airport
3.
Boso Peninsula
4.
Chiba Prefecture
5.
Japanese language
6.
Lost in Translation
7.
Tokyo Disneyland
8.
Walt Disney
9.
New Takanawa Prince Hotel
10.
Tokyo
11.
Japan Railways (JR)
12.
Bullet train
13.
Shinkansen
14.
Shinagawa Station
15.
Aka chochin (red lantern)
16.
Sake
17.
Nihonshu
18.
Jekyll and Hyde
19.
Chushingura
20.
Samurai
21.
47 samurai
22.
giri
23.
ninjo
24.
seppuku
25.
hara kiri
26.
Japan Times
27.
International Herald Tribune
28.
Daily Yomiuri
29.
Nagano Prefecture
30.
Finland
31.
Shin Osaka
32.
Hakata
33.
Australia
34.
Melbourne
35.
Nama gaijin
36.
Keisei Line
37.
Shinjuku
38.
Love hotels
39.
Earthquakes
40.
Fukuoka
41.
Thailand
42.
Kurokawa Hot Springs/ Kurokawa Onsen
43.
Izu Peninsula
44.
Gunma Prefecture
45.
Tochigi Prefecture
46.
Cell phones in Japan
47.
Sensei
48.
Asian Studies
49.
Columbia University
50.
Toyota Camry
51.
Kita Kyushu
52.
Lung cancer
53.
Japanese cemeteries
54.
Statues of Buddha
55.
Tatami (mats)
56.
Japanese whisky
57.
Green tea
58.
Yahoo Japan
59.
Sexual harassment
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Chapter 14
1.
Jet lag
2.
Cyber terrorism
3.
Japanese pillows
4.
Japanese slippers
5.
Earl Grey Breakfast Tea
6.
Bonsai
7.
Bamboo
8.
Rice fields
9.
Cherry trees
10.
Cherry blossoms
11.
Hanami
12.
Keats
13.
Haiku
14.
Chrysanthemums
15.
Japanese cranes
16.
Rising sun
17.
Portable Buddhist Shrines
18.
Japanese breakfasts
19.
King Lear
20.
Kumamoto Prefecture
21.
Oita
22.
Mt. Aso
23.
Oku Kurokawa
24.
Ryokan Sanga
25.
Kurokawa Ichiban Shita
26.
Yamamizuki
27.
Ryokan
28.
Kimono
29.
Kazoku buro
30.
Rotenburo / outdoor baths
31.
Kappa
32.
Taiwan
33.
Taipei Subway
34.
Futon
35.
Yukata
36.
Kirin beer
37.
Sashimi
38.
Tempura
39.
Edo era/ Edo period
40.
Perry Mason
41.
Romantic poets
42.
Victorian poets
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Chapter 15
1.
Kurokawa Onsen Ryokan Kumiai
2.
O-choko
3.
Mulled wine
4.
Japanese lacquer
5.
Massage
6.
Curry rice
7.
Asahi Super Dry
8.
Nissan Silvia
9.
Genkan
10.
Kiri / mist
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Chapter 16
1.
London suburbs
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Others
On
Human Intimacy
Desmond
Morris
On
Love
Alain
de Botton
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