Wikipedia:Requested articles/Social sciences

Social sciences and philosophy: Anthropology, Sociology, Class Structure - Archaeology - Geography, cities, regions and named places - Governance / Governments / Politics / Political Science - History - American Civil War - Military / Military History - Linguistics - People - Philosophy - Psychology - Society / Culture

Anthropology, Sociology, Class Structure

Agokwa (Chippewa, Ojibwa) - Alternative Spring Break - Arapesh - Bertillion Record - Bhilala - Clyde Snow - Cultural broker - Eric A. Havelock - Ian Goody - Jan Assmann - Liberal Theory of State - Low Suite - Misantrophy - Name and Shame - Pattern Variables - Power Elite - Sacred Contagion - Sidney Mintz - social cohesion - social exclusion - Social Exclusion Unit (United Kingdom) - social pendulum - Survival tactic - Tchambuli - Third Worldism - Waunana - See Category:Anthropology.

Cultural Practices, Customs and Folkways

African traditional religions - Arrephoroi (Athenian temple maidens) - Bran pie (Bran-pie, gift exchange) - California culture / Culture of California - Culture of Brittany - Februa - Fonkong - French inhale - Gallopalooza-(Louisville Painted Horses) - Gangster culture - Hand kissing - Indo-Caucasian - Introductions (How to properly introduce 2 parties) - Irish wake - Jellaba - Jñatjo - Kinship systems - Kuzbu - List of Catholic dioceses - Manteis - regnant - Rhodesians (remaining Whites of Zimbabwe) - Social intelligence - Tamaya and Kagiya (popular phrases with historical significance shouted during fireworks in Japan) - Thakkars - Zagmuk (a festival to help the Sumerian god Marduk in his struggle against Tiamat and the forces of chaos)

Sociology

A: acute disease - adultolescent - affluent alienation - affordable housing - Afro-pessimism - age grades - age structure - agency of socialization - agnotology - altruistic love - anomie theory - anti-humanism - approach - archaeology of knowledge - ascriptive characteristic - authentic act - Authoritarian character - autocratic rule - B: background expectancies - biomedic model - C: capital-intensive agriculture - capital-intensive manufacturing - catholic worker - chivalry in america - class reproduction - Clastres, Pierre - collective representation - collective violence - commodity chain - commodity riots - communal riot - Comparative Sociology - conflict methodology - conflict perspective - conscience collective - Consumption Society - contingency work - contradictory class locations - created environment - crisis medicine - crisis of representation - Cross-case analysis - crude birth-rate - crude death-rate - cultural deprivation - cultural reeducation - cultural relativity - cultural reproduction - cultural superstructure - cultural transmission - cultural universal - culture core - culture of honor - curative medicine - custodial care - D: defensive medicine - definition of the situation - deinstitutionalization - deskilling - developmental state - deviance amplification - deviant subculture - disenchantment - domestic labor - doubling time - dual career family - dual welfare system - E: ecologism - egalitarian ethic - egalitarian family - emancipatory research - export-processing zone - F: family of orientation - formal relations - functional rationality - G: genealogy of power/knowledge - Giovanni Arrighi - Grass, Otto - H: Heterochronicity - high-context cultures - high-trust systems - Hippie Paranoia - Historical Sociology - history of poverty in the united states - hybridity - I: Imperitively coordinated associations (Ralf Dahrendorf, author) - inclusivist - Income Distribution - United States - Indian Child Welfare Act - industrial production - informal relations - infrastructural determinism - instinctual theory - institutional capitalism - institutional demand - institutional discrimination - intensification - intergenerational mobility - international division of labor - interpersonal violence - interpretive - J: Japanization - K: kergymatic - Key stimulus - Kinetic Ethics - knowledge-constitutive interest - L: late modernity - latent function - latent functions - legitimation crisis - liebenstrom - life-course - life-world - lifestyle changes - local knowledge - looking-glass self - low-context cultures - low-trust systems - M: macro-level - male inexpressiveness - Malthusian society - managerial capitalism - managerial class - manifest function - Mechtoid - medical gaze - medical model - medicalisation - mental superstructure - meta-narratives - micro-level - mode of reproduction - moral entrepreneurs - mortification of the self - munich wersonality rest (MPT) - N: neolocality - neotribalism - new international division of labour - O: occupational personality questionaire - ontological security - open lineage family - P: panopticism - patient dumping - personal is the political - pluralist theory - political and social unrest in 21st century Africa - political commentary - post-intellectualism - post-socialist state - powerlessness - primary group structure - private health care - proto-globalization - R: racial humor - radical sociology - Randall Collins - realist perspective - recidivism rate - recursiveness of social knowledge - reflexive sociology - relative autonomy - religion of humanity - reserve army of labour - restratification - Robin Blackburn (academic, author & editor) - role conflict - ruling elite - S: secondary data - secondary group structure - sexual script - sick role - situational identity - social closure - social disorganization - social dysfunction in 21st century Africa - social forces - social reproduction - social trend - sociocultural materialism - sociology of mental health - solid waste - state society - stateless society - status offence - stigmatise - symbolic world - T: theoretical approach - total institutions - trading network - traditional state - transformative movement - troll-sysop power struggle (see anarchopedia article for one point of view) - U: unit of analysis - University of Chicago Committee on Social Thought, Bellow, Grene, Shils, Bloom, etc. - W: Welfare Queen - world system theory - Z: zweckrational

Folklore/Folkloristics

A: Alexander Nikolayevich Afanasyev - Américo Paredes - Archer Taylor - Archie Green - Archive of American Folksong - Arthur Huff Faucet - C: Carl von Sydow - CityLore - D: Don Yoder - E: Edward Clodd - Edwin Sydney Hartland - Eliot Wigginton - European ethnology - F: fenario - Festival of American Folklife - folk museums - folklife festivals - foodways - G: George Laurence Gomme - George Lyman Kittredge - Gladys Reichard - J: Julius Krohn - K: Kaarle Krohn - Kurt Ranke - L: life-cycle rituals - M: motif (folkloristics) - motif index - N: Newbell Niles Puckett - O: occupational folklife - P: paremiology - R: Ralph Rinzler - Richard Dorson - Robert Winslow Gordon - S: Stith Thompson - T: tale-type - W: Warren Roberts - Y: Yuri Sokolov

Mythology

Anatolian mythology - Azazez - Felys (Mythical humanoid cat creature) - Jurjung-Aiyiyi-Toijon - Lycaean Pan- A derivation of Pan? Roman/Arcadian wolf-god mentioned in Virgil's Aeneid. Associated with Lupercal. - Mythological cosmologies(including articles such as Norse cosmology) - Spirit wife - Wulgaru (or possibly woolagaroo; Aboriginal Australian demonology)

Archaeology

Ain Mallaha / Eynan (Natufian Settlement?) - Asikli Höyük - Bayou La Batre Culture (Late Archaic culture extant on the Gulf Coast of North America c. 2500-500 BCE) - Bromme Culture - conjunctive archaeology (fore-runner of the New Archaeology of the 1960s) - Doty, William - Franz Xavier Kugler - Famous expert on Mesopotamian astronomical texts and Mesopotamian mathematics, a Jesuit of late 19th - early 20th century - Gene Savoy, archeologist, Peru explorer - Indigenous Archaeology - Klekkende Høj - Kong Asgers Høj - Denmark's largest stone age burial passage tomb. - Mechtoid - Meh (goddess) (ancient egyptian) - Nebi Yunus (mound in Iraq; site of a Muslim shrine dedicated to the prophet Jonah; pertaining to Nineveh) - Nikolaos Platon Greek archaeologist; excavator of Zakros - Reginald Campbell Thompson - Sean Savoy, archeologist, Peru explorer - Tjongerian - Walter W. Taylor - worlebury camp

Geography, cities, regions and named places

See also: World Heritage Sites

Harold Washington Public Library - Consolidated Statistical Area - Map measure

Afghanistan: See: Wikipedia:Requested articles/Afghanistan

Argentina: Medanos

Australia: Kimberley-Perth Canal

Canada: Beinn Bhreagh - Crimson Route - Greater Saskatoon Area, Saskatchewan - Greater Winnipeg Area, Manitoba - Haliburton Highlands - Corso Italia (Toronto neighbourhood)

Colombia Gaujira Peninsula - Magangue

Dubai: Mina Jebel Ali

former Austro-Hungarian Emprire: Slovakland

France: Novigentum

Germany Michaelstadt, Germany (I think its in bavaria).

Indonesia Baliem Valley [1]

Ireland: See Towns of the Republic of Ireland

South Korea: Sanbon

Maldives: North Male Atoll

Mexico: Cueva de Villa Luz - Río Grijalva - Río Balsas

Mongolia: Uvs Nuur Basin (crosses into Russia)

Pakistan: Shaharah-e-Islamabad

Peru: Tarapoto

Poland Cieplice (formerly Bad Warmbrunn)

Spain Isla De Alboran (its a small island in the Mediterranean, located between Spain and Morocco see Islands of Spain)

South Africa: for more see List of towns in South Africa -

UK: Highworth - Yes Tor - See also List of towns in England - Scotland - Northern Ireland

Ukraine: Khodoriv - Sambir

U.S.: Coastal Indians of washington - Chapelsnap - Condit Crossing, Pennsylvania - Echo Canyon (Utah, though there's also a Simpsons episode ;-) - Helper, Colorado - Funk, Ohio - Lake Barkley, Tennessee - Beaverhead Rock - Jersey Airport - Westbank Expressway (New Orleans, LA, USA) - Calumet Sag Channel and Little Calumet River (in Chicagoland, to match Grand Calumet River) - Wakefield, Ohio

See also neighborhoods of: Pittsburgh, PA; Seattle, WA; Chicago, IL; Los Angeles, CA; Baltimore, MD; Minneapolis, MN; Philadelphia, PA

Etymologies

List of African place name etymologies - List of Asian place name etymologies - List of Australian place name etymologies - List of Caribbean place name etymologies - List of Central American place name etymologies - List of European place name etymologies - List of South American place name etymologies

Political Geography

Accretion - Cultural Geography - International Zone - Quasi-state - Voluntary cession

Governance / Governments / Politics / Political Science

A: Africa Growth and Opportunity Act [2] - Arturo Escobar - Asia Pacific Parliamentary Forum APPF - Authoritarian nationalism - B: Barry Jones (Australian Politician/Quiz Champion) - Blue-Ribbon Panel - Bush Commission - C: Chinese colonization of Tibet - Christian Party (United States) - Community Mental Health Act - D: Defensive democracy - Democratic Consolidation - Dual kingship - F: Fiscal responsibility - Food politics - FREE PRESS - H: Historical institutionalism - Hoover Commission - I: Inherent Sovereignty - The Islands (Nine Nations of North America) - J: Joan Mondale - John Hnatyshyn - L: laisser faire (not the same as Laissez-faire) - Liberal nationalism - List of disputed elections (most notable, and/or links to more detailed lists; see electoral fraud for a start) - List of government sponsored failures (in the spirit of List of commercial failures) - M: Mauritanius - Minority Appeasement - Mongolian communism - N: Nathan Sproul - nay sayer - Nine Commentaries on the Chinese Communist Party - O: Oplan1000 - P: party institutionalization (Panebianco's theories) - Payments in lieu of taxes (PILOT) - Peelian Reform - Political elites - Political transformations - presidential debates - ProjectQED - Provisional National Defence Council - Public opinion and media - Q: quasi government - R: Regulatory Impact Analysis - Rope line - S: Scott Inquiry / Scott Report (Arms-to-Iraq) - Sergeant at law - Social anarchism - Southern Cameroon Youth League (SCYL) - synthetic terror - T: Theodore Lowi - U: usurper - W: we campaign in poetry but we must govern in prose

Human Rights

If removing a human rights article from this list please ensure that it is listed at Human_rights#Country-specific_articles

Organizations

NGOs

AMICC (American NGO Coalition for the International Criminal Court) [5] - The Black Star Project [6] - CONCERN worldwide - Foundation Center - German Association of Psychiatry - German Research Institute of Psychiatry - German Society for Rassenhygiene (1930s) - ICYE International Cultural Youth Exchange www.icye.org - IJM International Justice Mission - Illuminanti - Third World Network - UNA-USA (United Nations Association of the United States of America) [7] - Women's Commission For Refugee Women and Children

Political Science

Best Available Science - Carl Offe (should be Claus Offe, 41 vs. 21000 google hits) - Comparable Worth - constitutional democracy - Election observer - high-modernist ideology (James Scott) - Horizontal inequality - Human Security Report [8] - Iris Marion Young - Kal Holsti - Political marketing - political opposition - Shy Tory Factor - social cohesion - Sympathy vote

Current Lieutenant governors (US)

Barbara Lawton (Wisconsin) - Jack Dalrymple (North Dakota) - James E. Risch (Idaho) - Jane E. Norton (Colorado) - John Cherry (US politician) (Michigan) - Sally Pederson (Iowa)

History

The Benedictine reform/revival (in Anglo-Saxon England) -

African history

See Wikipedia:List of Africa topics

16th Century

Collectanea Satis Copiosa

18th Century

Treaties of Versailles of 1783

19th Century

Galloway's Plan of Union - Prussian Monarchs - Treaty of Pontotoc

20th Century

Chinese US Immigration during Exclusion (Paper Sons)

William Ennis

21st Century

American Civil War

Southern Claims Commission

General and unsorted

A# Native American trans-oceanic voyages American Indians' travels throughout the ancient world #: 1622 opechanconough surpise attack on virginian settlements - 1904 Date System - 1920 Revolution Brigade - 21st century societal chaos in Africa - 5th October 2000 Revolution in Serbia - A: Anglo-French rivalry - Antiking - Asiatic Registration Act - B: bezprizorni (wandering street children of 1917 Russian revolution) - Bloody June Days - Budek, Polish Priest, Krakow Riots 1407 - C: Caerlanrig and James V of Scotland - Cannons of Construction - Causes of the Mexican War of Independence - Comparative History - Constructive Engagement Policy - Conversion of Iceland - Convict Labor - Convict Leasing - customs racketeering (1770's) - D: Damage Control (News) - De Scandalis Magnatum - E: Early feminist views on abortion (Someone has been inserting the abortion controversy into articles such as Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. At this point it would be better to give the issue an article of its own.) - Eastern Establishment - Edward Constant II [9] [10] - Elizabeth Hayward - Ethnohistory - European Expansion from the 1400's through the 1700's - Exchange of Minorities between Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey (1912-1928) - F: Fanciullacci - Feoff system - Fernán Pérez de Andrade - Franco-British Union (a proposed union in 1940) - Free Kashmir Movement - G: Gaitan, Jorge - Gertrude Mukangango - Greek Holocaust or Minor Asia Catastrophe - Groltzius - H: Henry Trendley Dean (1893-1962, pioneer fluoridationist) - History of Massachusetts - History of Yokohama, Japan - Howard (1066) pre-1066 Germanic Origins [Huguard ?] - J: Jean René Sigault - Joseph Gauderique Aymerich - K: Kenneth Trentadue - Kingdom of England and Wales - Kings of Granada - Kotynos - The olive wreath crown that were worn by Roman emperors and given to winners of the Olympics. - L: Laurel wreath - Le Chapelier Law - Long hunter [11] - M: MacMillan - Maria Kisito - Mary Draper - Mediobarbus - Metallurgy during the Industrial Revolution - Minyue Kingdom - N: Native American Tribal Termination - Nebuchadnezzer Chronicle - Necropolitics - Nihonmachi (Japan towns) in the 17th Century - Nixon Resignation - P: Peking To Paris Rally, 1907 [12] - Persecution of Communists and Socialists during the Holocaust - Pioneers of the Western Frontier 1860-1890 - Political instability in modern Africa - Political Mythology - Post Office Occupation - Pre-colonial Indonesia - R: Red Serbs - Reich Law Gazette - Rise of modern states - Ruben Rivers - S: Scottish Reformation - Scramble for Concessions - Spirit of 1914 - Stele of Vultures - Sterling Area - Submarine Pens - T: Thormodus Torfaeus the author of "the Orcades", Copenhagen,1715 - Trade between India and the Greco-Roman World - Turkish Spy, The - Two power standard [13] - U: Unit 1855 - Unit 2646 - Unit 8604 - Unit 9420 - W: White Serbs - World War II Allied Leaders (1939-1945) - Y: Yanone - Years of Lead - The Treaty of Turin

Historians

Archinov - Chronicle of Fredegar - Heleen Sancisi-Weerdenburg - Marc Gilbert - Oscar Handlin (author of The Uprooted, among many other books) - Paul Buhle - R. Douglas Cope - Tony Judt - Walter Licht - Constance Classen (author of "Worlds of Sense" and "Aroma") - Olwen Hufton Andre Thevet Frère André Thévet(1516-1590)Grand voyageur, Cosmographe royal et Auteur échevelé.

Historic places

Armenian Apostolic Church , Armenia Church built by The Apostols of Jesus in Armenia. - Capitals of the Roman Empire (dates each city was a capital, brief description) - Fairmount Boulevard Historic District (Cleveland Heights, Ohio) - Fort de Chicago - Hollenden Hotel (Cleveland, Ohio) - Idora Park (Youngstown, Ohio) - List of tallest lighthouses in the United States - Lux Hotel - Mission of the Guardian Angel - Park Synagogue (Cleveland, Ohio) - Pattala - Samuel Building (Cleveland, Ohio) - San Diego history - West Side Market (Cleveland, Ohio)

Historic individuals

Earl of Denby - Francisco Atanasio Domínguez (See http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Padre_Bay) - Hudson Austin (Revolutionary in Grenada) - John of Gorze (diplomat under Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor, later a monastic reformer) - William I de la Roche (Grand Duke of Athens, 1280) - William J. Kraus (Attorney and Businessman, Cleveland, OH 1913-2004)

Military / Military History

A: Acronym Institute - Army Airborne School - B: Black Reconnaissance - Bombing of Osaka in World War II - Brecourt Manor - C: Celebrities who served in WWII - Colonel de Bange the splendidly-named inventor of a 90mm cannon - Conspicuous Service Cross (For Francis P. Duffy article) - D: Denison Smock - E: Emplacement - F: Five Pecks of Rice Rebellion - Flintlock 2005 - G: General Service Unit - Kenyan special forces - Glider Infantry Regiment - H: Herza region - Hitler's Directives - HMS Badger - Holocaust slave labor - Holocaust slave labor litigation - Homosexuality and the Military - Hotwash - After the military conducts a training exercise they carry out a "hotwash". A hotwash is shorthand for an after action evaluation of the exercise. The hotwash is supposed to provide a chance to discuss the problems and shortfalls identified during the exercise. This process is supposed to lead to "lessons learned", which, in a perfect world, means that actual learning takes place and we avoid committing the same errors when the real thing happens. - I: IMDEX - K: Kaskara - Sword used by Sudanese against British rifles - Kesig - Mongolian bodyguard unit of the Yuan Dynasty - Khiem Thao - L: Luffberry - A tactical situation in a dogfight - L'union sacrée - M: Mahdist jihad Sudanese rebellion against Egyptian and British 1880's - Maschke Commission (set up to determine the fate of German WWII POWs) - Military linguistics - Military sociology - Mongol Invasion of Korea - N: Nazi uniforms - Nuclear monopoly - Nudelmann - O: Ordnance Department - A United States federal government department created during (or around) the - P: Paul van Riper (Retired Lieutenant General, USMC) - [Peter Iredale] -Shipwreck on Oregon Coast - Political warfare - Post-Apocalyptic Scenarios - Poverty Draft - Presentation of the Flag (as in military fueral rites) - R: Recognized Air Picture - Richard Danzig the 71st U.S. Secretary of the Navy (surely he should be renamed Richard Gdansk?) - Rumeli Fortress - Istanbul - S: Shock Army - Sinchon massacre - Smart acquisition - Soviet South Army Group Based in Hungary during the Cold War. Last commander a General Bulukov? (sic) - Swiss navy - Swiss phalanx - U: United Nations Partisan Forces Korea - USJFCOM (U.S. Joint Forces Command) - W: Water War - Women in the military

Conflicts

Alipore Bomb conspiracy or Alipore Bomb case - Diametrically Opposed - Direct Order - Ethiopian Civil War - List of French wars - Operation Iron Balance - Operation Meghdoot - Operation Zet - Philippine Scout Mutiny - Ramree Island Massacre - Ridda Wars (War of Apostasy) - Shingle Street the (failed) invasion of britain in august 1940 - Standing Consultative Commission set up by the Anti-Ballitsic Missile Treaty, or Strategic Arms Limitations (SALT) as a means to adjudicate disputes between the US and the USSR during the cold war

Yugoslav Wars

5th October 2000 Revolution in Serbia - Macedonian War

North American/U.S.-Indian Wars

Antelope Hills Expedition (1859) - Bear River Expedition (1859) - Braddock's March (1755) - Cheyenne Campaign (1861–1864) - Enganche Labour System - Fever River War (1827) - Gila Expedition (1857) - Kiowa-Comanche War (1860) - Klamath and Salmon Indian Wars (1855) - Klickitat War (1855) - Las Cuevas War (1875) - Le Fèvre Indian War (1827) - Osage Indian War (1837) - Pecos Expedition (1859) - Peoria War (1813) - Pitt River Expedition (1850) - Puget Sound War (1855–1856) - Red River Expedition of 1806 (1806) - Rogue River Wars (1855–1856) - Sabine Expedition (1806) - Sabine-Southwestern War (1836–1837) - Sac and Fox War (1831) - Sheepeater Indian War (1879) - Snake River War (1855) - Spokane-Coeur d'Alene-Paloos War (1858) - Tintic War (1856) - White River War (1879)

Espionage & Intelligence

Camp 020 (Merrie England's information-extraction shop, later Latchmere House prison[14][15][16][17]) - Clandestine operations (Military or political activities that are secret and disguised. See covert operations) - Maltese American Foundation - Maskirova [18] (the correct Russian word is "maskirovka") - Operation Sunrise (OSS operation at end of Second World War.) - Michael Leeden, involved in Iran-Contra scandal and in run-up to Iraq War.

Transmission sites of Omega Navigation System

Omega transmitter Bratland in Bratland, Norway - Omega transmitter Kaneohe in Kaneohe, Hawaii - Omega Transmitter La Moure in La Moure, South Dakota - Omega Transmitter Plaine Chabrier in Reunion - Omega Transmitter Shushi-Wan in Shushi-Wan, Japan

Battles

Battle of Belgorod - Battle of Belorussia - Battle of Breakneck Ridge - Battle of Chernikov-Poltava - Battle of Dingjunshan - Battle of Königsberg - Battle of Longarone - Battle of Lvov-Sandomir - Battle of Pinjarra - Battle of Smolensk (1943) - Battle of the Baltic (1944) - Battle of the Caucasus - Battle of the Crimea (1944) - Battle of the Lower Dnieper - Battle of Voronezh (1943) - Battle of West Ukraine (1941) - Battle of West Ukraine (1944) - Battle of White Stone Hill - Fourth Battle of Kharkov - Siege of Budapest (1944-45) - St. Mere Eglise - Union General

Weaponry

Columbiad (type of artillery piece) - Glasmine 43 German WW2 anti-personnel mine - La Page Gun (Anti-Aircraft gun mentioned in Catch 22) - Livens Projector - WW1 chemical mortar - M1 Howitzer (US 155mm towed gun) - Spike Bayonet

Anything redlinked from list of firearms

Defunct United States military academies

Linguistics

Categorical perception - Cohort model - Common latin terms - Complete list of English swearwords - DARPAbet - epistemic commitment - François Recanati - Hysterica passio - Implicative "we" - Interrogatives in Ido - Joint Incrementation - Mantaro Hashimoto - Morphophonemic Alternations - Paisachi - Piaget's theory of language development - Pierre Maillard (c1710-1762)[19], with attention to - prison slang - provection - Relevance Theory - S-mobile (in Indo-European) - Scrambling language - Semantic saturation - Spirantization (a lenition process) - TRACE - type of writing - Word-recognition

Idiom

australian icons - carve the joint - coin the term - donet rat [20] - et wot - furry tooth - hat tip - hey snapperhead - let the sun creep on you - on the pipe - ongliding - slap mah fro! - when the glass falls low

Argot

Fala dos arxinas (Verbo dos arginas) - Gacería - Mascuence - Moleste - Xíriga

Languages

Chinese Profanity - Fey (Language) - Gibson Code - Got(h)landic - JLRT (Japanese Business Proficiency Test conducted by JETRO) - Languages of Angola - Languages of Cameroon - Languages of Egypt - Languages of Ethiopia - Languages of Ghana - Languages of Nigeria - Languages of Sudan - Languages of Tanzania - Languages of Togo - Languages of Zimbabwe - Mediaglyph - Medieval Irish (the language which became modern Irish) - Shabaki language Language spoken by Shabakis in Iraq - Shha (the Cyrillic character whose lowercase looks exactly like an English lowercase h and whose uppercase looks ALMOST like one. (There's an article on it in the Japanese Wikipedia.)) - Toki Pona dictionary - Translation Theory - Unilingua - Zapoteco language (an indigenous language of Mexico, approx. 400,000 speakers)

Lexicography

Asheninka - Glossographia (1656) - John Simpson (Lexicographer) - Six links rule (see discussion on Dictionary article)

People

13twelve - Alice Kober - Andrew Martinez UC Berkeley student who attended all classes nude. aka "the naked guy" - Billy Talen (aka Reverend Billy, leader of the Church of Stop Shopping) - Calvin H. Goddard (Pioneer in forensic science, specifically bullet identification) - Elvia Alvarado Labor organizer amongst poor Houndourans, co-author of a book about her life "Don't Be Afraid Gringo" in 1987 - Francisco Bulnes - Genene Jones nurse and child serial killer - Herbert Anaya - Hernan Bermudez (Current ambassador of Honduras to the UK (?)) - Jiri Levy (Czech translation theorist) - John Willke - Kirk Bloodsworth - Kropotnik - List of unusually tall men - Monte Melkonian (Armenian-American soldier and terrorist) - Nick Land (Philosopher, writer) - Our Lady of the Wayside (Patron Saint of California) - Ray Krone (Anti-death penalty activist who spent years on death row before being acquitted of all charges) - Ray Raphael (Author of Edges) [21] - Robin Ashton (ex-Deputy Director of the Executive Office for US Attorneys, now working for Leahy's investigations. Robins Burling - vivekenanda (Philosopher) [22] - William Bright (linguist; co-author of The World's Writing Systems. ISBN 0195079930) - Zefrank

Historical figures

The Blessed Mary McKillop...Undergoing canonization. Australian nun that campaigned for children's education and such in the 19th century. - Father Nelson Baker...Buffalo-area (NY) Catholic priest currently being considered by the Vatican for canonization. - George Joannides (July 1922 - March 1990, former CIA Agent [23], and a character in Kennedy assassination theories. Recently the subject of a dispute in federal court over unreleased CIA records pertaining to his activities as chief of the Psychological Warfare branch for the CIA's station in Miami. [24]) - John O'Neill (Leader of the Fenian raids against Canada) - Jon Sobrino...Jesuit priest. Liberation theologian at University of Central America (UCA). - John Dwyer (March 4, 1856 - February 1, 1934) English-born Australian labor activist, a leader of Sydney's Active Service Brigade. PhD Thesis on him:[25] - Charietto Ancient Celtic bounty hunter. Would assinate Germans. Worked for the Romans. Helped defeat the Franks.

Anyone redlinked from Lists of U.S. county name etymologies

Nogi Maresuce japanese general, 19. century.

1998 U.S. embassy bombings conspirators

Adel Mohanned Abdul Almagid Bary, - Ahmed Mohammed Hamed Ali, - Ibrahim Hussein Abdel Hadi Eidarous, - Khalid al Fawwaz - Mohamed Rashed Daoud Al-Owhali, - Mohammed Odeh, Khalfan Khamis Mohamed, - Muhsin Musa Atwalli Atwa, - Sheik Ahmed Salim Swedan,

Cabinet secretaries (Former U.S.)

Lunar Crater Eponyms

A: Abrahão De Moraes - Abul al-Hasan ben Ahmad - Aharon Katzir-Katchalsky - Al-Marrakushi - Anders Severin Donner - Andre Couder - Arnold Kohlschütter - Arnoldo Faustini - B: Bernard Walter (Walther) - Buonaventura Cavalieri - C: Carl Östen Emanuel Bergstrand - Casimir Marie Gaudibert - Charles Christian Lauritsen - Charles Wesley Elmer - Christian August Hausen - Christian Gärtner - Christian Thomas Elvey - Christoph Arnold - Christoph Gruemberger (better known as Christoph Grienberger) - Clarence Augustus Chant - Cleostratus - Colin Stanley Gum - D: Daniel Barbier - Daniel Chalonge - E: Edberg Adrian Kreiken - Eduard Heis - Edward Skinner King - Edwin Francis Carpenter - Ernest Debes - F: Felix De Roy - Ferdinand Ellerman - Flavio Gioja - Francesco Carlini - Franceso Degli Stabili Cichus - Francis Gano Benedict - Francis Rawdon Moira Crozier - Friedrich Hayn - Friedrich Karl Ginzel - G: Gabir Ben Aflah - Gabriel Delmotte - Gaetano Arturo Crocco - Georg Christoph Eimmart - Georg Samuel Doerfel - George Cary Comstock - Georges Furner - Gerolamo Sersale (Sirsalis) - Giovanni Campano - Giovanni Cassegrain - Giovanni Valentino Mattia Fabbroni - Giuseppe Biancani - Gottfried Heinsius - Gottfried Kirch - Grigory Moiseevich Kramarov - Gyula Fényi - H: Hans Fisher - Harkhebi - Harlan James Smith - Harold Knox-Shaw - Hendrik Anton Kramers - Hermann Ganswindt - Hermann Joseph Klein - Hugo Hans Ritter von Seeliger - I: Igor V. Belkovich - Imre Izsak - J: Jacob Robert Emden - Jacques de Billy - Jan Gadomski - Jean Dufay - Jean Felix Gambart - Jean-Baptiste Cysat - Jeff Gropper - Johann Georg Hagen - Johann Gottlob Friedrich von Bohnenberger - Johann Holetschek - Johann Hommel - Johann Karl Burckhardt - Johann Kies - Johann Matthias Hase - Johann Tobias Bürg - Johannes Franz Hartmann - John Howard Dellinger - John Stuart Foster - Josef Hopmann - Joseph Bienaime Caventou - Josiah Edward Spurr - Jules Alfred Pierrot Deseilligny - Julius Bartels - K: Kirill Pavlovich Florensky - Kurt Heinrich Debus - L: Leo Brenner (Spiridon Gopcevic's pseudonym) - Luis Enrique Erro - M: Marc-Auguste Pictet - Martin van den Hove - Mary Beth Norton - Maurice Darney - Mervyn Archdall Ellison - Moritz Ludwig George Wichmann - N: Nicholas Erasmus Golovin - Nikolai N. Artamonov - P: Palon Heinrich Ludwig von Boguslawsky - Paolo Casati - Paul Guthnick - Peder Horrebow - Peter Crüger - Peter Hédervári - Philipp Johann Heinrich Fauth - Pierre Herigone - Ping-Tse Kao - Priscilla Fairfield Bok - R: Richard Dunthorne - Robert Curry Cameron - Roy Healy - T: Theodore Maximillian Bilharz - Thomas Hornsby - Thomas Logie McDonald - V: Vladimir Artemyev - W: Walter Grotrian - Werner Kolhörster - Wilhelm Gotthelf Lohrmann - William Ball - William Otto Brunner - Wladimir Wáclav Heinrich - Wolfgang Ludwig Krafft -
Note: See the NASA Lunar Atlas for Crater nomenclature.

Lunar Geologic Feature Eponyms

Agostino Scilla - Albert Oppel - Amadeus William Grabau - Pierre-Marie Termier - Sainte-Claire Charles Deville -
Note: See the NASA Lunar Atlas for Feature nomenclature.

Miscellaneous

A: Abdi İpekçi - Admiral Edward Hughes - Aiven "The Great" Andrians Famous U.S. Political Party Leader. (HARP) - akhbar, might be a Arabic document that deals with certain event in early Middle Eastern history. - B: Bart Huges (the founder of the New World Trepanation) - Bertrand Denis d' Ogeron de la Bouere (French-Caribbean adventurer) - C: Carl Anton Larsen (Norwegian whaling ship captain and Antarctic pioneer. Like Shackleton his ship was crushed by ice but he got his men back alive) - Cheif Tammany - Chevalier de la Luzerne - Commonwealth writers (school of socialist-leaning writers in Tudor England) - D: Dandemis, "Do not condemn the judgement of another because it differs from your own. You may both be wrong." - Daniel Payseur (U.S. Financier, Son of Louie the XIV and Marie Antoinette) - David Hansemann - David Philipson (Important American Jewish Rabbi, antizionist) - Death Valley Scotty - Dima Yurasov (Soviet independent historian) - E: Edward Paisnel ("Beast of Jersey" - British serial rapist) - Eugene Grace (CEO of Bethlehem Steel) - F: Francisco Bulnes - Francisco Sabate Llopart - Franczek Piper - G: Guzman Blanco (Venezuelan dictator, 1880-1890) - H: Hartman Chester (Urban Planner, former president of the Poverty and Race Research Action Council) - J: Jean Clemens (daughter of Mark Twain) - Jean-Christophe Napoléon - John Swinton, the former Chief of Staff at the New York Times, known as "The Dean of His Profession," who famously toasted the New York Press Club: "What folly is this toasting an independent press. We are the tools and vassals of the rich men behind the scenes ... We are intellectual prostitutes." - M: Madame Montour and Andrew Montour - Manuelita Saenz - Medieval Economy - Morris Ernst (led ACLU in 1950s) - N: Nomi, Toshitaka (linked blood typing to personality characteristics in Japan) - Nusaybah (saved the life of Muhammad) - P: Peter Llewellyn-Davies - Pietro Fedele (minister in Italian government under Mussolini) - R: Rafael Sanzio - Raoul Wüthrich - both Swiss and American citizen, boy who was 11-year-old when imprisoned, charged for incest [26] - S: Sahok The Great - Spotted Tail - Sara Elizabeth Young (April 1979 - - T: Toksyun (Magyar ruler) - V: Viridomarus - W: Wapasha (several Sioux chiefs) - William Bean (first permanent white settler in Tennessee)