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"Intute is a free online service providing access to high quality Web resources for education and research. The service is created by a network of UK Universities and partners. Subject specialists select and evaluate the websites in the database." |
Alex
Catalogue of Electronic Texts: A collection of public domain
documents from American and English literature as well as Western
philosophy. Search the digital collection by title or keyword to
locate the literary work in full text. The complete
texts of all the items in the Alex Catalogue are available by download
only. This search engine functions as a concordance to the electronic
books retrieveable from this website. This site is maintained by Librarian,
Eric Morgan of Infomotions, Inc.
Ancient
History Sourcebook: Greece:
An index to major e-texts in Ancient Greek History and Greek Philosophy.
Areas
of Philosophy: Includes philosophy areas such as Aesthetics, Chinese
Philosophy, Cognitive Science and Philosophy of Mind, Environmental Philosophy,
Ethics, Philosophy of Artificial Life, Philosophy of Feminism, History
and Philosophy of Mathematics, History and Philosophy of Science and
Technology, Logic, Philosophy of Religion, and Political and Social Philosophy.
Avalon Project:
A major collection of full-text digital documents relevant to the fields
of Law, History, Economics, Politics, Diplomacy and Government. Online
documents are available from late B.C. to the 21st century. This digital
project is sponsored by Yale University.
Classic Texts in Ethics:
Philosophers of note whose work are available include Plato, Aristotle,
Epictetus, Hobbes, and Locke, among many others.
Episteme Links:
This site's database has some 19,000 links to philosophy-related resources online, and is widely used by philosophy professors and students at all levels, as well as those in the broader philosophical community. There is no charge to use the site, nor does it require user registration of any kind.
Designed and maintained by book editor and author Thomas Ryan Stone.
Ethics and Moral Philosophy:
This website is designed by professor Robert Cavalier in the philosophy department at Carnegie Mellon University. The materials offer both historical and thematic perspectives on the subject of ethics. Key representatives of the history of ethics are presented and major ethical theories are analyzed and critiqued.
Ethics Updates: This philosophy site is designed by professors at the University of San Diego primarily to
be used by ethics instructors and their students. This search engine
is intended to provide resources and updates on current literature, both
popular and professional, that relates to ethics.
Garth Kemerling's Philosophy
Pages: "Aids to the study of philosophy, including study guide, dictionary,
timeline, discussion of major philosophers, and links to e-texts."
Great Books
and Classics: A gateway to the online full-text versions of the
Great Books series including the most recent updates and additions.
The links are organized by author in chronological order.
Guide to Philosophy
on the Internet: A comprehensive collection of online philosophy
resources. Although the Hippos and Noseis philosophy search engines
are no longer functional, this site is still useful as an index to
multiple sites for each philosopher available on the Internet. ("As
of February 16, 2003, I will no longer update this guide. After eight
years online, this is a hard decision but one forced by the press of
other work. I plan to leave it online indefinitely and hope that enough
links are still alive to make it useful." —Peter Suber at
Earlham College)
Metaphysics: Professor Kelley Ross, Ph.D. of the Department of Philosophy at Los Angeles Valley College has developed an index to philosophical essays written by the metaphysical philosophers from the 1700's-(Kant, Schopenhauer, Spinoza, Leibniz).
Neosis: "Noesis is a limited area search engine for open access, academic philosophy on the Internet."
Perseus Digital Library:
"This digital library contains hundreds of texts from Ancient Greece and Rome. The texts are accompanied by scholarly essays and images."
Philosopher Index:
An alphabetical index to individual philosophers from ancient to modern.
PhilPapers:
This is a comprehensive directory of online philosophy articles and books by academic philosophers. The journals are selected from many areas of philosophy. Use the link under "monitor current research" to browse nearly 200 philosophy journals. The philosophical research on the internet has been selected by the general editors David Bouget and David Chalmers of Australian National University.
Philosophy
Around the Web: "The main purpose of this site is to act as a guide
and a gateway to philosophy resources on the Internet." The heart of
the site is a set of links organized into fourteen main categories. Some
links cross-reference where applicable, if you don't find what you're
looking for straight away, try browsing through the other pages.
PhilWebb:
Richard Clarke, Professor of Literature at the University of West Indies, has developed a pathfinder to print and electronic information in philosophy. The sidebar-index includes links to 15 branches of philosophy, 21 philosophical methodologies, 4 historical eras covering hundred's of philosophers theorists in philosophy.
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