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This page serves two purposes. Firstly, it is my actual bibliography for my website. The first section is self-referencing. These self-references can be used by others who wish to refer to this site, without having to type out any APA citations. The second section includes any references made anywhere on the website to other parties.
All articles are written by the same person, myself; I’m the author of all the materials here. However, I had a name change in 2020, so you’ll notice the name Mattanaw, that corresponds to the name of this site, is used for content appearing after that name become effective via court order, on July 18th 2020.
References to works will be found to be mostly to the first section. I rarely use materials I did not myself prepare these days, or materials that would not also be on this site, in the digital library, provided. This work is freely available, but also, materials that are referenced are also here available, freely. In this way, this book and journal is unique. There is very little that is not on this site that the reader would require in order to understand the material; whereas, reading older books and current academic papers, references to materials are for books and papers that are scattered widely and not easy to find or access, and if accessible, maybe quite expensive. This journal is freely available.
Books that have been used here in reference are more to provide transparency regarding the author’s reading history. Also, to provide autobiographical evidence regarding what has been read in his life. It does not include all materials but is the best list available of what the author has read in his lifetime.
Works in this bibliography are gradually being transitioned into the more comprehensive Mattanawian Citation Format, that seeks to provide sufficient information to locate documents reasonably, to provide more detailed information about authors and editors, and to provide degree of use in addition to plain reference. References as they are used in other citation schemes conceal the extent to which a work has actually been utilized. This methodology provides more information to the reader regarding the extent in which the author of a work has actually been exposed to the material. A book or journal article typically provides plain references that don’t give sufficient information regarding authorship, and don’t provide information about the extent in which the author actually read or experienced the work. This can conceal that an author did not actually use the work at all or only used it partially. References list can give the reader the impression of vast reading, when vast reading was not performed. It is possible and likely given human behavior that many reference lists show works that are intended to create a perception of erudition in a subject when that erudition simply didn’t exist. Students are known to add additional references into works they’ve created to give the impression that they really did utilize those works extensively while they did not. Students are somewhat self-trained to behave this way in order to meet deadlines. Given that humans do not immediately halt from such behaviors but may continue or expand on them, people cannot be trusted that they’ve definitely read the works to the extent that they indicate. In this citation methodology, the author provides the details of the actual experience with documents. This way the author is more candid about what was and was not read from a work, and potentially what was or was not understood.
Earlier works in this bibliography will have some details regarding the degree in which the works were actually experienced by the author, but since time has passed the level of detail will not be the same as the detial that will be provided for works read at a later date. For these works much more detail will be provided. Since the present author is the creator of this citation methodology, it should be understood that this author is more concerned with being transparent about this information than others would be, not seeing the need for such a citation method. Older works before the date of September 16th will have good information regarding usage but less than later citations, but all citations have a best effort to identify the amount actually read. The author typically enjoys reading works in their entirety and most works listed were read this way. However, some were not. The author will not resume a work that does not seem to be instrumental to his interests or objectives. In that case, it will be indicated that less was read. Page numbers where books were halted are not remembered and could not be remembered, so less accurate information is supplied. But for works after the mentioned date will provide specifics as to what was read and what was omitted. This takes more effort during the reading process where the author must actually be attentive to this information and track accordingly. This citation method makes the reading process itself more honest.
The citation format will be introduced in different versions to account for improvements. The first version has a naming scheme as follows.
All works will have this citation method, including references for books, encyclopedias, anthologies, films, video resources, and so on. To be more inclusive and precise, covering greater potential variations in a work’s citation needs, additional versions will be released that are updated for new scenarios. For example, it is not quite known how to provide credits for films from movie studios, with many contributors. This will be considered and the result will be presented in a newer version. It is not anticipated that the reference scheme will ever be able to credit all contributors or cover all scenarios. It is still intended to be a reference list and not a complete credits list to complex works with many participants.
All my academic articles, articles, books and pages are located on this site as web content, corresponding to specific URLs. It is appropriate to use only one APA citation type, which makes it easy: “Page or section from a website created by an individual author”. All citations below use that format.
Mattanaw. (2022). Civil Law. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/civil-law.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Criminal Law. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/criminal-law.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Legal Recorder. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/recorder.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Land in Anchorage. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/land-in-anchorage.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Life Priorities and Categories. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/life-categories.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Related Accomplishments. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/related-accomplishments.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Cycles and Shifts (Calendar). Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/cycles-and-shifts.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Humor. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/humor.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Property and Organization. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/property-and-organization.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Planning and Visualization. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/planning-and-visualization.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Fitness. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/fitness.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Music and Art. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/music-and-art.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Mood, Habit and Routine. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/mood-habit-and-routine.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Livelihood. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/livelihood.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Environment. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/environment.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Cleanliness, Health and Hygeine. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/cleanliness-health-and-hygeine.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Mind and Mental Development. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/mind-and-mental-development.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Relationships. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/relationships.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Rest and Rejuvenation. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/rest-and-rejuvenation.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Nutrition. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/nutrition.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Outdoors and Travel. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/outdoors-and-travel.html
Mattanaw. (2022). ThoughtStreamTM. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/christopher-matthew-cavanaugh-thoughtstream.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Preface. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/index.html#preface
Mattanaw. (2022). Introduction. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/index.html#introduction
Mattanaw. (2022). SocialNuggetsTM. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/mattanaws-social-nuggets.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Open Health and Identity. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/open-health-mattanaw.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Subtraction. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/subtraction.html
Mattanaw. (2022). False and Hidden Alaska. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/false-and-hidden-alaska.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Establishment Reviews. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/establishment-reviews.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Travel Advice for Mariah. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/alaskan-travel-advice-for-mariah.html
Mattanaw. (2022). A Modern Homesteader - Book Draft. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/a-modern-homesteader-book-draft.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Mattanaw’s Certification Program. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/cert.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Bio and Stats. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/bio-and-stats.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Stress Checklist. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/stress-checklist.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Naming and Ones. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/mathematics.html#naming-and-onesl
Mattanaw. (2022). Mathematics. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/mathematics.html
Mattanaw. (2022). Humans in Cans. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/humans-in-cans-mattanaw.html Mattanaw. (2022). Media ClustersTM. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/media.html
Mattanaw. (2021). Nature and Design. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/mattanaws-light-blue-book-draft-on-nature-and-design.pdf
Mattanaw. (2021). Nature and Design: The Light Blue Notebook. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/mattanaws-light-blue-book-draft-on-nature-and-design.pdf
Mattanaw. (2021). Mattanaw’s Music. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/media.html
Mattanaw. (2021). Mattanaw’s Nature Channel. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/scenic-nature-videos.html
Mattanaw. (2021). The Significance of Ideas and Creativity. http://www.mattanaw.com/christopher-matthew-cavanaugh-thoughtstream.htm?fbclid=IwAR2GhTeEVpiCxCTcTI3dOaPQdEFds0l3-t0ZsPS8lPTCl0jRgmfWD3VIuFM#the-significance-of-ideas-and-creativity
Mattanaw. (2021). Mattanaw’s Wildlife Channel. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/wildlife-and-not-so-wildlife.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2020). Vegan Recipes. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/mattanaws-vegan-recipes.html
Mattanaw. (2020). Sports and Fitness. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/mattanaws-sports-and-fitness.html
Mattanaw. (2020). News. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/news-mattanaw.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2020). Humancans. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/humans-in-cans-mattanaw.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2019). Mattanaw’s Short Stories. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/mattanaws-short-stories.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2019). School Improvements. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/school-improvements.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2019). My Profile Scrapbook. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/profiles.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2019). Foraging on My Property in Alaska. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/foraging-in-alaska.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2019). Mattanaw’s Personal Form. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/mattanaws-personal-form.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2019). Imagination and Filtration (Higher Order Attention): The Dark Green Notebook. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/imagination-and-filtration-dark-green-notebook.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2019). Lists. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/lists.html.
Cavanaugh, C. (2019). Video Lists. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/video-lists.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2019). WordlyCoinagesTM. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/mattanaws-wordly-coinages.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2019). InkyFibersTM. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/inky-fibers.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2019). Stuck Between a Moose and a Winterbear. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/stuck-between-a-moose-and-a-winterbear.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2018). Politics in Alaska. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/politics-in-alaska.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2018). Off Grid Living in Alaska. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.org/off-grid-living-in-alaska.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2018). Rational Times. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/rational-times.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2018). Retaining Your Sense of Intelligence Among Other Smart People. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/how-do-you-balance-being-around-super-intelligent-people-and-retaining-your-sense-of-intelligence.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2018). What is the Importance of Logical Reasoning in Critical Thinkin?. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/what-is-the-importance-of-logical-reasoning-in-critical-thinking.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2018). What is a Genius and Who Can Become One? Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/what-is-a-genius-and-who-can-become-one.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2018). Why Do So Many Intelligent People Have a Hard Time Socializing? Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/why-do-so-many-intelligent-people-have-a-hard-time-socializing.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2018). Why Do So Many Intelligent People Have a Hard Time Socializing? Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/why-do-so-many-intelligent-people-have-a-hard-time-socializing.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2018). Windy Day at the RV. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/windy-day-at-the-rv.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2018). Fly Tape is Wong. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/fly-tape-is-wrong.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2018). How Do People With IQs Over 180 Act and Think? Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/how-do-people-with-iqs-over-180-act-and-think.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2018). How and Where Can I Take an Accredited IQ Test? Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/how-and-where-can-I-take-an-accredited-iq-test-and-how-much-does-it-cost.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2018). Bag O’ Marbles. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/bag-o-marbles.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2017). Historic Phill Hartsfield Knife For Sale. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/strongboy-hartsfield-vegan.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2017). Evening Visit From a Moose in Anchorage. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/evening-visit-from-a-moose-in-anchorage.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2017). Acknowledgements. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/acknowledgements.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2017). A Flight from Tangier Island. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/flight-from-tangier-island.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2017). Wilderness is Close to Anchorage. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/wilderness-is-close.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2017). No, You Really Won’t See the Whales and Aurora Borealis. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/no-you-really-wont-see-the-whales-and-aurora-borealis.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2017). The Burden of Having Too Many Ideas. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/the-burden-of-having-too-many-ideas.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2016). Strategies for Managing Procrastination, Part One. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/strategy-one-tips-and-tools-managing-procrastination.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2015). Imagination and Filtration, Dark Green Notebook. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/imagination-and-filtration-dark-green-notebook.html
Cavanaugh, C. (2014). Black Notebook Two. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/black-notebook-two-mattanaw-03012014-05042015.pdf
Cavanaugh, C. (2007). Black Notebook One. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/black-notebook-one-mattanaw-14022007-03062009.pdf
Cavanaugh, C. (2005). Olive Notebook. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/olive-notebook-mattanaw-31032004-mid2016.pdf
Cavanaugh, C. (2005). Beige Notebook. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/beige-notebook-mattanaw-30032004-24112019.pdf
Cavanaugh, C. (2003). Mattanaw’s Personal Form - Complete Scan. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/complete-16102019-personal-forms-all-christopher-matthew-cavanaugh-mattanaw.pdf
Cavanaugh, C. (2003). Rational Times - Complete Scan. Book and Journal of Mattanaw. http://www.mattanaw.com/rational-times-complete-christopher-matthew-cavanaugh.pdf
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I am a retired executive, software architect, and consultant, with professional/academic experience in the fields of Moral Philosophy and Ethics, Computer Science, Psychology, Philosophy, and more recently, Economics. I am a Pandisciplinarian, and Lifetime Member of the High Intelligence Community.
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