Society & Culture
883 sites
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- Genealogy & Family History (140)
- Religion & Spirituality (74)
- History (162)
- Philosophy (121)
- Paranormal & Occult (42)
- Subcultures (333)
https://everyone.melonland.net/
The Everypony Website is a collaborative, community-editable web space where any member of the MelonLand Forum can contribute pages, art, jokes, playlists, and chaos in real time. It captures the spirit of old-web communal creativity, featuring an aquarium, owl collections, a communal cake recipe, an old ads archive, and a bulletin board wall anyone can leave a mark on.
http://grognor.blogspot.com/
Grognor's blog 'Seeing into the True Nature' is a rationalist-adjacent personal blog exploring ethics, philosophy, and ideas through essays, dialogues, and anecdotes. Posts range from trolley problem thought experiments to reflections on logic and moral philosophy, with links to other rationalist blogs like Slate Star Codex and Overcoming Bias.
https://moxiemoshpit.com/
Moxie Moshpit is a stylish EU-based personal site leaning hard into MySpace-era millennial aesthetics, complete with a notebook-planner visual theme and a playful sense of identity. Visitors will find webrings, cliques, fanlistings, and personal stamps reflecting interests in music, language learning, and internet culture nostalgia.
http://genealogyintime.com/GenealogyResources/Articles/how_to_use_google_advanced_search_for_genealogy_part_2_page_1.html
GenealogyInTime Magazine offers detailed tutorials on using Google Advanced Search techniques to find genealogical records, covering strategies like excluding irrelevant results and refining ancestor searches. This multi-part guide is part of a broader resource hub with search engines, articles, and tips aimed at family history researchers of all skill levels.
https://spiritcellar.neocities.org/
Spiritcellar is a charming old-web style personal homepage on Neocities featuring a welcoming neko mascot, interactive elements like a clickable goldfish feeder, and a collection of graphics and decorative imagery. The site has a cozy, nostalgic aesthetic reminiscent of early 2000s personal pages, inviting visitors into a curated digital space.
https://philosophy.hku.hk/ch/lang.htm
A scholarly encyclopedia article from the University of Hong Kong exploring the philosophy of language in Classical China, covering thinkers from Confucius and Mozi to Zhuangzi and Xunzi. The piece traces how pre-Han debates about language shaped Chinese metaphysics, ethics, and political theory, and includes a glossary, reading list, and extensive academic bibliography.
https://muslimphilosophy.org/
Islamic Philosophy Online (Philosophia Islamica) is a premier reference site dedicated to the philosophical traditions of the Muslim world, hosting hundreds of full-length books and articles spanning classical and modern works. Scholars and students alike will find texts on major thinkers such as Ibn Sina (Avicenna), Ibn Rushd (Averroes), Al-Farabi, and Al-Kindi, making it an invaluable academic hub for Islamic and Arabic philosophy.
https://tilde.town/~gobbldyg00k
Elanor's tilde.town homepage documents her very first steps learning the command line and HTML, with a charming list of terminal discoveries she made along the way. A link to her HTML and CSS experimentation page suggests this is a budding old-web explorer just getting started in the tilde community.
https://fairyhillock.neocities.org/
Sìthean is a Scottish Gaelic-titled personal site on Neocities with an atmospheric, fairy-themed aesthetic, complete with autoplay music and animated gifs. The name itself refers to a fairy mound in Celtic folklore, hinting at a focus on folk mysticism or nature spirituality.
https://pixouls.xyz/
Pixel's personal corner of the web weaves together environmental justice, community care, mycology, zine-making, and solar-powered technology into a thoughtful and eclectic homepage. The site reflects a deeply values-driven personality rooted in grassroots organizing, academic liberation, and old-web aesthetics inspired by GeoCities and Olia Lialina.