Bibliography for the Next Two Episodes

Hello lovely Patrons!

I'm just coming to the end of my research phase for the next two episodes and I thought you'd appreciate a peek at the bibliography. This is everything I've read and it'll form the backbone of the episodes - I might supplement them with a few more things between now and filming but this is what's going to form the bulk of the scriptwriting phase.

My plan is to do two shorter episodes, similar to the double episode on Nietzsche though not quite so closely entwined. At the moment my vision is that both will focus in on a specific question and tie into a broader one, so

PART ONE:
Surface Question: Why is the US landscape gridded?
Bigger Question: Why is it so hard to write good educational books and make good educational video essays?

PART TWO:
Surface Question: What did Thomas Jefferson say about Native Americans?
Bigger Question: Can we judge historical figures by modern standards?
Biggest Question: Why is America Like That?

Part 2 still needs some outlining and drafting but that's where I'm at with it right now. I think there might be an opportunity to bring in some of the notes I made at the end of 2023 about Gaza and settler colonialism, but I don't have an exact plan for that yet.

I think titles and thumbnails will be a challenge for these ones, but that's okay - I can get help from the Nebula team in that department. These ideas might change as I go on with the writing, but for now that's the plan! I don't have dates for filming in mind yet, I'm still early stages on writing and I'd like to get a first draft of both scripts before I book a studio.

Abi XX

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

• Kathryn Akipa, Gladys Hawk, Craig Howe, Lanniko Lee, Kim Tallbear, and Lydia Whirlwind Soldier, “Reflections in Mnisose After Lewis and Clark,” in This Stretch of the River ed. Kim Tallbear

• Amir Alexander, Liberty’s Grid

• Maggie Blackhawk, “Federal Indian Law as Paradigm Within Public Law,” in Harvard Law Review

• John Brinckerhoff Jackson, “Jefferson, Thoreau, and After,” in Landscape in Sight: Looking at America

• Robert C. Bosanquet, “Greek and Roman Towns I,” in Town Planning Review

• Dan Davies, The Unaccountability Machine

• Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, An Indigenous People’s History of the United States

• John Dunne, “Measuring Locke’s Shadow”

• Harrold Hellenbrand, “Not ‘To Destroy But To Fulfil,’ Jefferson, Indians, and Republican Dispensation,” in Eighteenth-Century Studies

• Mark Andrew Holawchek, Thomas Jefferson on American Indians

• Matthew H. Edney, “Review of Liberty’s Grid,” in Imago Mundi

• Anthony Hobert, “Locke’s “Wild Indian,” in United States Supreme Court Jurisprudence,” in American Indian Law Journal

• Thomas Jefferson, Notes on the State of Virginia Queries VI and XI

• Thomas Jefferson, “Notes Concerning Boundaries,” 1784

• Thomas Jefferson, “Letter to Benjamin Hawkins,” August 1786

• Thomas Jefferson,” Letter to Henry Dearborn,” August 1802

• Thomas Jefferson, “Letter to Benjamin Hawkins,”  February 1803

• Thomas Jefferson, “Letter to William Henry Harrison,” February 1803

• James Lewis, “Review of Liberty’s Grid,” in William and Mary Quarterly

• Steven Shapin, “On Gods and Kings: Natural Philosophy and Politics in the Leibniz-Clarke Disputes,” in Isis

• Dan Stanislawski, “The Origin and Spread of the Grid-Pattern Town,” in Geographical Review

• Martyn Thompson, “Locke’s Contract in Context,” in The Social Contract From Hobbes to Rawls

• James Tully, “Rediscovering America”

• Charmaine White Face, “Where Are They?” in This Stretch of the River ed. Kim Tallbear

• Joe Whittle, “The Case for Returning U.S. Public Lands to Indigenous People,” in Time

• Patrick Wolfe, “Settler Colonialism and the Elimination of the Native,” in Journal of Genocide Research