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Various internet addresses get you to the major areas / portals / entry points of our website:

• Home Page: To get to "rosenfels.org", you can alternatively point your browser to "rosenfels.net", "paulrosenfels.org", "paul-rosenfels.org", or "ninthstreetcenter.org".
• Science of Human Nature Portal: To get to "rosenfels.org/Science", you can alternatively point your browser to "".
• Enlightenment Book Club Portal: To get to "rosenfels.org/Enlightenment", you can alternatively point your browser to "".

Each of our pages gives you links to other pages you may find interesting. Here are the different sort of links we provide:

• Timeline: All our pages are organized into a hierarchy that looks like an inverted tree, starting with the home page. In a tree, each leaf (except for the home page) has one "parent" leaf, and may also have one or more "sibling" leaves and one or more "child" leaves. Each node "is" something and may "have" something. * <-- HOME is the root, / \ and has 2 chldren / \ CHILD_1 is --> * * <-- CHILD_2 is a child of HOME, / \ a child of HOME, a sibling of CHILD_2, / \ a sibling of CHILD_1, and has no children / \ and has 2 children / \ GRANDCHILD_1 is --> * * <-- GRANDCHILD_2 is a child of CHILD_2, and a child of CHILD_2, and a sibling of GRANDCHILD_2 a sibling of GRANDCHILD_1 At the top of each page you'll see a cascading "timeline" that will show you where in this hierarchy this page is, with links to each of its ancestor pages. For example, this page has no siblings or children, so all you see is a link back to .
• Subjects: Right under the title, you'll find that many pages are "tagged" with one or more subject keywords. This is a tag:

Menus

Clicking on a "tag" will show you a menu of all our pages that have to do with that subject. But there are plenty of other kinds of menus that can be found on our pages. For example, if there are other pages that relate closely to this page's topic but have to be reached through horizontal links, you might see a tasty menu of them anywhere on the current page, , often entitled "See Also" or "Learn More". Then, near the bottom of the page, a few more menus might be displayed:

• Translations Menu: If this page has been translated, this menu will offer you links to each of the translations.
• Recently Visited Pages: If you have visited this site before, this menu will show you up to pages you've visited recently. Here's what this menu looks like:
• Children: If this page has any children, you'll see a menu of them.
• Siblings: If this page has any siblings, you'll see a menu of them.
• Friend Menu: If this page was written by a "friend" of the Paul Rosenfels Community, this menu will show you all of this friend's pages. Currently we have friends: . For instance, here is Laurie Bell's menu:

Forms

After these last menus, several entry forms are presented which allow you to conduct various sorts of searches:

• Search this Site: If you're looking for a very specific term, such as "George Orwell", filling out this simple form will show you all pages on our site found by Google whose contents match your search criteria.
• Search Paul's Writing: This widget confines your search to the scientific texts Paul left us that define what he called a "science of human nature". There are only three books and eight monographs in this canon. Newcomers to his ideas will find it very useful, but even people who have read his works more than once may remember a specific phrase and want to be reminded of the entire paragraph or paragraphs in which it appears.

Dropdowns

• Search by Author: Click on this dropdown list to see a list of our authors. Click on an author to see all the pages they've contributed.
• Search by Subject: Click on this dropdown list to see a list of the subjects we discuss. Click on an subject to see all the pages concerning it.
• Table of Contents: This menu appears as a dropdown list at the bottom of each page, and gives you a bird's-eye view of our entire page tree. It resembles what web authors have sometimes called a "site map".

Directories

If you want other views of our pages — if you're looking for a particular genre like fiction, for example, or want to see what pages have been added recently — here are several directories that give you different views of the pages we offer:

Format Form

At the bottom of each page you'll see the following form: Footnotes are seen in printed output as well, but the footnote numbers might be different from what you see in the online version. This is because hover boxes are rescued when you print a page by converting them to footnotes and interpolating them among any existing footnotes.