[LCARS] Resources [Stardate: 010310.9]

Jan 03, 2010 05:24


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This is a general resource entry for starters. The section has been a long time coming. Sorry, for the delays. Anyways, I've seen other Star Trek communities provide pages for material like this and thought it would be a great idea to develop for mine. Resources such as community promotions, metas, affiliates, (discussions), and ( Read more... )

resources: comm. promos., suggestions, rules, resources: metas, guidelines, mod post, resources, resources: affiliates

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Vulcan Resources daphnie_1 January 3 2010, 19:09:01 UTC
:D Going to start by offering links to about the subject I'm weirdly obsessed with. VULCANS. So:

Vulcan Lanuage Dictionary - for word by word translations from Vulcan to English and vice versa. I would recommend not useing this to translate sentances word for word because your gramour and sentence structure will be all wrong.
Vulcan Lanuage Institute - A website for learning Vulcan with information on Vulcan culture.
vuhlkansu - An LJ com for learning Vulcan and asking for translation advice.
An Introduction to Vulcan Physiology
A Pseudo-Documentry on 'Pon Farr' -
It's not meant to be serious but actually has some really good information.
Vulcan religion and philosophy - This site (if you scroll down) has some nice references to where elements of Vulcan religion can be found in Star Trek
Vulcan FAQ
Vulcan Logic FAQ

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Science, Values, and Encyclopedias phantomtravel3r January 7 2010, 13:53:29 UTC
Lots of this material covers most of the various Star Trek TV series (and films, minus the reboot). Focuses on technology, themes/values, and impact of the franchise. (I've seen the docs. and can't wait to get some of these books! Help me to learn more about ST and the other TV series I haven't seen yet. Been focused on TOS + esp. TNG so far.)

[Documentaries]
"Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier" (Logsdon, 2007)
- Description: Shows' history, interviews, + prop auction.
- Comments: (Saw this so long on Hist. Ch. Need to see it again...)
- Read the synopsis from IMDB
- Watch at YouTube

"Science Trek" (2009)
- Description: Science Fiction vs. Fact. Hosted by LeVar Burton (ST: TNG).
- Comments: Very insightful of real technological advances + what's possible and not.
- Read the synopsis from PBS.org
- Watch at YouTube

[Books]
"The Star Trek Encyclopedia" (Okuda/Okuda/Mirek, 1999)

"The Physics of Star Trek" (Krauss, 2007)

"The Ethics of Star Trek" (Barad/Robertson, 2001)

"Star Trek and Philosophy: The Wrath of Kant (Popular ... )

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[Non-Star Trek] Genre Study: Science Fiction phantomtravel3r January 23 2010, 12:55:19 UTC
Learn more about the genre, sci-fi. It's various forms, history, themes, iconography, narratives, character types, famous icons/examples, and so on. (I'll be mainly focusing on film and television.; More content on the way to be added here. If anyone has some great sci-fi knowledge, material, and are fans, would deeply appreciate some donations here at this entry. Feel free to post comments.)

[General Information]
(Encyclopedias)
(Definition, Types, History)
(Types: Film, TV, Books, more)
- Britannica
- Wikipedia (1) ( 2)
- Memory-Alpha
- Answers
- (Search: Google + MSN)
- (Examples/Top Rated (F/TV): IMDB/Genre)

[Multimedia/News]
- (Air Schedules): LocateTV - (Past/Present F/TV - Search)
- (Air/Search): TCM (1) ( 2) - (Films; TV Guide + Search Titles)
- (Article): AMC/FilmSite: "Science Fiction Films" (Posted: Unknown)
- (Articles) FilmSchoolRejects (Tag) - (News/Reviews, Interviews, etc ( ... )

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[Non-Star Trek] Genre Study: Science Fiction [Part 2] phantomtravel3r January 23 2010, 13:50:53 UTC
[Multimedia/News]
(Science/Technology Magazines)
(About SF, Star Trek, Hollywood vs. Reality/Facts)
- "Popular Mechanics" (1) (2) (+ Star Trek)
- "Wired" (+ Star Trek)
- "Popular Science" (+ Star Trek)
- "Scientific American" (+ Star Trek)

[Merchandise]
(Books/Texts)
- "Screening Space: The American Science Fiction Film" (Sobchack, 1997; 2004) (1) (2) (3)
- (^ Analyzes/Breaks down the genre. Needs: updating. Still, great read.)
- (^ Would like to find something more current and includes other contries' cinemas/films.)
(DVDs)
- (Documentary): "To the Galaxy and Beyond" (Burns, 1997) (Info) (Buy + Rent)
- (^ Hosted by: Mark Hamill)
- (^ Features: Interviews + Clips from key SF films + the film genre's history.)
- (^ If anyone knows of some other and/or more recent SF docs, please let me know!)

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rae1013 September 28 2011, 17:19:19 UTC
Would you like to affiliate with st_plotbunnies?

Trek Bunnies is the place to drop off plot bunnies you know you'll never write and for writers lacking ideas to find some inspiration.

Open to the entire Trek universe including real person fic.

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