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A huge links site, maintained by Peter Suber.
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Based at Aberdeen University.Includes general information about the society. And an internet resource page.
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The American Philosophical Association is the main professional organization for philosophers in the United States. Founded in 1900, its mission is to promote the exchange of ideas among philosophers, to encourage creative and scholarly activity in philosophy, to facilitate the professional work and teaching of philosophers, and to represent philosophy as a discipline.
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Sociological site. Contains links and index.
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Enormous website for academic Theology, Philosophy, and Philosophy of Religion. Thousands of useful links for Theology and Philosophy students.
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A general philosophy site. Very well done. Includes links; interactive pages; contacts; etc.This site includes some general information about the group, as well as links to other philosophy resources on the net.
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A Society page.
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Just an information page.
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This site provides information on philosophy in Canada.
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Dedicated to conferences on philosophical and social understanding of the sciences.
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A centre established to dialogue between Indian and Western philosophy and for interdisciplinary research in the philosophy and foundations of contemporary science. Organizes an annual Congress of Philosophy and Foundations of Science in New Delhi in the winter. Forthcoming publications include an electronic journal "Samvid" (from January 2000) and a print journal "Philosophy and Foundations of Science" (from January 2001.
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As the title says, a bibliography of Chinese philosophical resources.
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A nice general site. Under construction at the moment, but showing lots of potential.
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Gateway to the critical realism community. Also offers free, Web-based email.
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Welcome to Dialogue! We are a community dedicated to providing an atmosphere conducive to online philosophical discussion. Come on in and post to the message board. Visit our chat room, #Dialogue, located on the irc.ram-page.com server and stop by for our philosophy trivia games.
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Resources and links by Prakash Arumugan.
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Encyclopedia edited by Paulo Ghiraldelli Jr (Brazil) and Michael Peter (New Zealand) with entries about Philosophers of Education and Philosophy od Education written by several teachers of the Universities of the World
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It has thousands of links to philosophy material, an extensive bookstore section, image galleries, and provides various services to interested parties (newsletters, etc.).
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Looks at philosophy, literature, philosophical texts, intellectualism in Algeria and Contemporary Arab Thought.
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A review article on philosophical counseling by Dr Christian Perring.
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This site is a gateway to a loose affiliation of web sites providing a range of information for and about the philosophical community in Australia and New Zealand.
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A links page with groovy music!
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Examines the logical foundations of Goat Philosophy, its origins in antiquity and comtemporary ramifcations.
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Find submission deadlines and conference announcements for philosophy conferences that are public and that restrict calls for papers to graduate students or graduate and undergraduate students
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"Challenge the Philosophy" competition
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As it says, an archive of Calls for Papers from conferences, etc., around the world.
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A site where preprints of forthcoming philosophy papers are exchanged and discussed.
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As the title suggests, an on-line philosophy encyclopedia. Can sometimes be slow to respond.
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La Fenice includes the message board 'Images of the Unthinkable'. Its statement of intention is included. It is a place for democratic discussion of metaphysical issues.
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This website is brought to you by a research group on Language and Reasoning Agents; their active research interests include logics of practical reasoning, natural language processing and multi-agent systems.
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Comprehensive and committed site.
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The aim of Moles is to foster discussion and discourse amongst all people with a common interest and curiosity in the meaning of life and everything. Moles offers its members an opportunity to actively participate in the great debate about the nature of the universe, Life and all aspects of Human Existence. (The primary function of MOLES is its discussion group which has now been actively debating philosophic issues for over four years)
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A treatment of the relationship between early Buddhist thought and modern existentialism/phenomenology.
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A moderated search engine for philosophers.
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Probably the most comprehensive collection of philosophy department links on the internet. A sub-section of Sean's One Stop Philosophy Shop (below).
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Formal Ontology was defined by Edmund Husserl in his Logical Investigations and developed from many authors. The most important contribution was that of Nino Cocchiarella. The site contains a bibliography of Cocchiarella and other ontologists and also a bibliography of the medieval theory of reference (Latin |
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A project to publish online all the papers from the 1998 World Congress of Philosophy. Already an extremely impressive archive.
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A site which`ll provide online versions of my works in philosophy, many links concerning philosophy in general and Martin Heidegger specifically.
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A distance learning programme. The Philosophy Society of Britain.
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An award winning site by James E. Petts, mainly comprising discussions of a number of philosophical themes.
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A great site! Includes portraits, illusions and minds.
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A links page split into sections like this one.
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Excellent site offering news, articles, email services, mailing list services and much more. Run by enthusiast richard jones.
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Between Philosophy and Art. Project: Speed.Texts by Klaus Peter Mueller (in German).
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Site about several courses of Philosophy and Philosophy of Education. Site with Rorty and Davidson. Site with Societies of Philosophy. In Portuguese and some parts in English.
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As the title implies, a site concerning philosophy and children. Can be slow to respond.
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This site replaces the p4c site at Deakin University, which is no longer under development. Providing online resources to enable community of inquiry on the web, resources for teachers and students, and directories of p4c community members, schools and other educational organisations, and much more.
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A categorized and searchable directory of philosophy resources on the World Wide Web, featuring a discussion forum, email discussion lists and newsletters, a philosophical book search, and more.
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Site currently in production to support the introduction of new National Courses in Philosophy in schools and colleges in Scotland. Materials, approaches, etc relating the Western philosophical tradition
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The work of the great 20 th century epistemics philosphers
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A general site that contains biographies, etexts, essays, student essays, student resourses and hundreds of links.
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Reveries is a semi-annual online journal dedicated to publishing the philosophical reflections of undergraduate students. The journal welcomes articles that address a wide range of philosophical topics. Each issue will include the winner of the Reveries Award for the published text that best exemplifies a deliberative approach to philosophical reflection. The text will be recognized in Reveries and its author will receive a $100.00 award. Each issue also will include an interview with a well-respected philosopher. The interview will focus on the philosopher's own experiences studying and teaching philosophy, as well as the person's thoughts on the nature of philosophy and philosophical education. Submitted papers should be no longer than 8000 words. Submissions should be the original writing of an undergraduate student of an accredited college or university. For a complete account of the journal's submission policies and process please visit its web site at http://www.sonoma.edu/pubs/reveries/. Questions and inquiries should be sent to Michael.Donovan@sonoma.edu or Michael Donovan, Editor Reveries: An Undergraduate Philosophical Journal C/O Departement of Philosophy Sonoma State University 1801 East Cotati Avenue Rohnert Park, CA 95428 USA The deadline for each Fall submission is June 1. The deadline for each Spring submission is January 10.
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"Social Ontology After 'The Common Mind'" is the theme of the Erasmus Summer School on Social Ontology 2000, Erasmus University of Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The guests include, among others, Philip Pettit, Margaret Gilbert, John Ferejohn and Pascal Engel.
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Excellent on-line encyclopedia.
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You're already here!
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Comprehensive and innovatively presented links page.
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Resources include both recent papers and classic texts in philosophy.
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I have put up general information on topics related to philosophy, sociology, and theology. I just started puting the site up about a month ago and so I have been adding stuff close to daily. Thank You Angelo G. (4/15/00)
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An Irish site dedicated to the pursuit of truth and wisdom in a spirit of scholarly rigour and personal integrity. This site includes the editor's personal views on philosophy, many useful philosophy links, a letters page and an articles page.
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A swift caravel rigged for exploring the lee shores of the imagination. The philosophy links page.
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The Thinkers Bookstore is a site for those of a philosophical bent to meet and discuss philosophical questions. The site provides a comprehensive selection of books and articles from major philosophical resources.
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This is a university run and moderated site. It is necessary to apply to join discussions on various topics. It is reasonably scholarly. At the moment, there are, amongst others, on-going discussions concerning genetics, Chomsky and The Language of Thought Hypothesis.
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A very impressive, award winning site. Check it out.
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A nice site. Includes themes; on-line resources, writings, etc..
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Works of Filip Macius, an elf. His philosophy answers the Greatest Questions of mankind - in quite revealing way. People have been looking for the Answers for so long; here's at least a chance. Wouldn't you care to give it a try?
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In html form.
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The founding father of Sociology.
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A very comprehensive site, covering all things Augustine.
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A very brief biography and a couple of links.
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A comprehensive philosophy site centering on the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche, with online books, software, interviews, links and discussion.
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The international focal point for research on Dewey's life and work.
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This site includes complete texts, a bibliography, news, a list of Durkheim scholars and Durkheimian Studies information.
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A comprehensive links page.
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A very well designed page. Part of the Realm of Existentialism site. Well worth a look.
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A nice page. An entry in the Realm of Existentialism
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A beautifully designed page. Includes: biography; work and quotes.
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Gaston Bachelard's italian site by Luca ilNek Necciai
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A biography.
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As the title implies, hypertext Hegel.
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The Hegel Society of America is a learned society, founded in 1968, whose goal is to promote the study of the philosophy of Hegel and Hegelianism, its place within the history of thought, and its relation to social, political, and cultural movements since his time.
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Online slow reading of Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit, conducted in English. Related discussions.
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An information page for The Hume Society. Also includes links to internet resources.
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A student hypertext version of The Apology.
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A very comprehensive set of links.
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A Derrida site: includes pages titled This is no lie and Excuse me, but I never said exactly so.
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A Lucidcafe site.
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No information. Check it out!
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This site forms part of the ILTweb (Institute of Learning Technologies) project.
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A very well designed and comprehensive site. Includes material in Danish.
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The Kurt Gödel Society is an international organization for the promotion of research in the areas of Logic, Philosophy and the History of Mathematics.
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A comprehensive Wittgenstein site. Advertises itself as the main Wittgenstein Site on the internet.
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Wittgenstein archives at the University of Bergen.
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This site includes The Prince; and links to Critiques, Reveiws and Essays.
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Comprehensive and committed site.
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The Foucault page at CSUN.
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Primarily an introduction page for the society. Includes some Internet links.
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An MIT web page.
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An E-text.
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A Plato resource, but can be slow responding.
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info & links related to Ayn Rand & Objectivism
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A Lucidcafe page.
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Excellent Richard Dawkins resource, including: articles, interviews, news, etc.
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Sein und Zeit by Martin Heidegger (page one)
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Includes the first two parts of the Ethics and a few E-Texts, papers and links related to Spinoza and 17th & 18th century Philosophy.
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Links,resources, etc.
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Comprehensive, frames based site. Not very well designed.
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Comprehensive site on the Nobel Prize winning philosopher Friedrich Hayek & his work. Hayek is frequently identified as the most influential political philosopher of the 20th century. Site includes articles by Hayek, articles on Hayek, fact files, extensive biliographies, video feeds, and many other research resources.
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A huge resourse. Can be slow in responding.
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A biography, bibliography, secondary sources and links.
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An online complement to the Annual Conference on the Philosophy of Sir Karl Popper.
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ncludes material from: Euthyphro; Apology; Crito; Phaedo. Some audio clips.
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This web page includes biographies; places and things in Leibniz's life; and links.
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A comprehensive site. Includes a biography, bibliography, links, etc..
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Includes book extracts, magazine articles, interviews, etc.
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Their complete works.
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Includes publications, projets, texts, images and so on.
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A site of links and information.
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A site of links and information.
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This site draws together the most extensive collection of Chinese Philosophy resources available on the Internet.
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A site dealing with rhetoric. Includes material relating to Socrates, Plato and Aristotle, among others.
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An excellent jump-off point for exploring the cultures of the Ancient world. Includes links to texts by Plato and Aristotle. Also deals with literature, religion, etc.
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Heraclitus by Paul Harrison.
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A student hypertext version of The Apology.
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An E-text.
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Includes a map of the dialogues, a history of their interpretation, a list of Plato's works and a brief biography.
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The Cave Allegory - from Book 7 of The Republic.
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This site has a new-age feel, but it includes useful information on a number of classical philosophers.
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Links to a number of Porphyry e-texts.
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This is the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry.
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A biography and links.
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Socrates: Philosophy's Martyr. Also a brief guide to Socrates resources on the web.
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Heraclitus on the Logos; Knowledge and Virtue in Plato's Theaetetus; and introductions to Plato and Aristotle.
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Includes material from: Euthyphro; Apology; Crito; Phaedo. Some audio clips.
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Includes information on Epicurus, Democritus and Lucretius. It is a site of advocacy, aiming to sell Epicurean philosophy.
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This site has a new-age feel, but it includes useful information on a number of classical philosophers.
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of a nineteenth century philosophy site; includes a brief bibliography.
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The
founding father of Sociology. |
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very brief biography and a couple of links. |
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Realm of Existentialism entry. |
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Primarily
an introduction page for the society. Includes some Internet
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A
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As
the title implies, hypertext Hegel. |
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Hegel Society of America is a learned society, founded in 1968,
whose goal is to promote the study of the philosophy of Hegel
and Hegelianism, its place within the history of thought, and
its relation to social, political, and cultural movements since
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An
information page for The Hume Society. Also includes links to
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A
very comprehensive set of links. |
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A
Lucidcafe site. |
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Internet
Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry. |
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A
very well designed and comprehensive site. Includes material
in Danish. |
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A
number of e-texts. |
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This
site includes The Prince; and links to Critiques, Reveiws and
Essays. |
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A
Lucidcafe page. |
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Electronic
texts, with commentary, of Spinoza's major works. |
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Includes
the first two parts of the Ethics and a few E-Texts, papers
and links related to Spinoza and 17th & 18th century Philosophy.
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A
huge resourse. Can be slow in responding. |
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This
web page includes biographies; places and things in Leibniz's
life; and links. |
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A
comprehensive site. Includes a biography, bibliography, links,
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A
very brief summary of his major ideas. , Internet Encyclopedia
of Philosophy entry - fairly comprehensive. |
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Internet
Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry. |
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry (currently under construction).
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Very basic site, comprising five links.
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Archive site. In French.
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This site includes a biography, writings and information about mailing lists, events, organisations and individuals concerned with Peirce and his ideas.
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Details about the Etienne Gilson collection at Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies Library, University of St. Michael's College.
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry (completed and fairly comprehesive).
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A document respository for the work of George Herbert Mead with resources to support research on his contribution to social psychology.
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An essay about Santayana by Dan Miller, University of Virginia.
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Ryle's Regress - a classic argument against cognitivist theories, concluding that such theories cannot be scientific.
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A Stanford site, comprising a brief biography and bibliography.
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A nice looking site, comprising mainly links.
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A biography of Marcuse by Douglas Kellner.
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Bibliography, articles, interviews, archive, quotes, etc.
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An excerpt from The Philosophy of Loyalty.
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A very nice site. Another in the Realm of Existentialism series.
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Nice site, comprehensive and worth a visit.
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No surprise, it's the Realm of Existentialism again!
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Only a very brief bibliography.
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Site dealing with the French philosopher, Gaston Bachelard. It's in French!
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Socratic approach to human communication.
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Only a very brief biography.
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Another Langer essay, and again the site is an arts, rather than philosophy resource.
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A Langer essay. The site itself is an arts, rather than philosophy resource.
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Information about and papers by this top British philosopher.
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Information about perhaps the most important philosopher/economist of the free-market.
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This site includes a comprehensive bibliography and details of a Jacques Maritain archive.
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This is a comprehensive site, the on-line complement to the Annual Conference on the Philosophy of Sir Karl Popper.
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A brief overview of his ideas by Andreas Ehrencrona.
, An excellent intoduction to iThe Structure of Scientific Revolutions by Professor Frank Pajares.
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Award winning James site, maintained by Professor Frank Pajare.
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Mainly bibliographical.
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An extract from his book Modernity and Self-Identity.
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Baudrillard on the Web is a comprehensive list of links to web resources relating to the eminent French social theorist Jean Baudrillard. This site links to works by Baudrillard himself and to secondary sources that discuss or employ Baudrillard's work.
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A page devoted to the British philosopher Bryan Magee.
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The Structural Study of Myth
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Artificial Life as Philosophy (pub. in Arificial Life, vol 1, 1994).
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Very brief encyclopedia like entry.
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A Derrida site: includes pages titled This is no lie and Excuse me, but I never said exactly so.
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Dogma. Electronic Review with online articles in philosophy, epistemology, and psychoanalysis. Book reviews. Articles and texts in English and french.
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A Stanford Encycopedia of Philosophy entry.
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Includes a biography, an excerpt from Derrida's funeral speech in honour of Levinas, and links.
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An Italian journal for the philosophy of science.
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Exploring the implications of evolutionary theory for metaphysics, metaethics, philosophy of science, and more. Bonus: a radical approach to naturalized ethics! Online papers, resources, links, discussion.
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Deleuze and Guattari internet resources.
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Deleuze and Guattari internet resources.
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An exposition of Arendt's most famous study, The Banality of Evil
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Between Friends: The Correspondence of Hannah Arendt and Mary McCarthy, 1949-1975
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A Gadamer Homepage - entirely in German!
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From Realism With a Human Face - How Not To Solve Ethical Problems.
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Excerpts from A Reconsideration of Deweyan Democracy.
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Life studies means holistic and interdisciplinary approaches to contemporary issues concerning life, death, and nature in our civilization. It includes philosophy of life, bioethics, environmental ethics, and criticism of modern civilization at its core.
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Includes and obituary, bibliography and photographs. Soon to be expanded.
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A biography and links.
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Excerpt from Two Concepts of Rules.
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An e-journal dealing with philosophy and chemistry.
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An introductory essay by Steve Stickle.
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Large and annotated.
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Web page of philosophers Ned Block, famous for his work in the philosophy of mind.
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Nominalism and Transference: Meditations on Goodman's Theory of Metaphor by Jonathan Cohen.
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An MIT web page.
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This is a peer-reviewed journal of philosophical logic (with an emphasis on thephilosophy part) that is freely available for personal use. NJPL ispublished by Scandinavian University Press, electronically and on paper.
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Details of a Feyerabend mailing list.
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A conversation with Peter Singer - On animal rights.
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A bibliography compiled by Eddie Yeghiayan.
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Web site of the popular philosophy magazine, edited by Rick Lewis, Philosophy Now.
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The Journal of Radical Philosophy web site. Maintained by Nick Simpson.
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An amazing resource. Part of Sean's One Stop Philosophy site. A huge list of working philosophrs.
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Notes on Richard Rorty and Habermas.
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Stanford Encyclopedia entry - under construction at the moment.
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Assisted Suicide: The Philosophers' Brief.
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Excerpts from his Justice is Strife.
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This journal contains contributions of articles, book reviews and editorials from professional, student, and amateur philosophers. There is also a Live Lecture Hall and a Discussion Forum as well as links to other sites of philosophical interest. For submission information, please see the site.
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Includes book extracts, magazine articles, interviews, etc..
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The website of the journal The Philosopher.
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Articles and information on ethics, philosophical counselling and a little humour.
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This site contains my doctoral dissertation, _The Theory of Meaning_ in HTML. I took my doctorate from the Graduate School of the Ciy University of New York in 1996. I wrote under Stephen Schiffer.
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An entire website about ontological philosophy. Includes an introduction in dialogue form, diagrams mapping out the argument,1250 pages of linear text, a listserv discussion group (onto-phil@tWoW.net), bibliography. Very well organized and designed. Extremely comprehensive. Interactive. A pioneering use of the internet. Featured at the December 1999 APA Eastern Conference in Boston, MA.
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Dealing with TT-related resources (papers, programs, etc).
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When computers first started to be created in the early 1950s, Alan Turing published a ground-breaking article that outlined a test which he claimed would prove that machines could think and were conscious. His test is as follows: a judge would sit in a room at a terminal that is connected to two other rooms. In one room, a computer would be set up in one room with a program of some linguistic capabilities. In the other room, a human would be sitting at another terminal. The judge would proceed to have a conversation with both the human and the computer. At the end, the judge would have to determine which of the two other rooms held a person, and which of the rooms held the computer. For logistical reasons, the it can be assumed that all three participants know standard English, and the judge is allowed to ask any questions he/ she wants, as long as it is natural conversation, and not tricky or nonsensical. The test can also be modified slightly, where there would be only one room, and the judge would have to determine whether or not the occupant was a human or a computer. Either way, Turing concludes that if the judge was convinced that the computer was really a human being, the computer would be, in a sense, conscious and able to think.
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Quines Argument - Against Possible Objects and Leibniz's Modal Ontology.
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2 pages, 1 with essay and 1 for comments on responses
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Being posted is 20 years reflection on core issues such as what is knowledge, and what is the necessary form of general theories of psychology and sociology. These technical questions are not an end in themselves but seen as the start point in exploring issues of spirituality and what it means to be alive. Comment and discuussion welcome at the site.
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Philosophical games - by us!
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Interactive philosophy site. A series of articles for your comments and reactions. Beginners are particluarly welcome. On-line form available or send by e-mail to the author.
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PULP CULTURE WEB RESOURCE The Pulp Culture Collective is developing a web resource for scholars using the web to explore the nexus of theory/research/praxis in media and cultural studies. Theory here is broadly understood to encompass a range of thinkers --from Suzie Bright to Habermas to Zizek. Our pages devoted to individual theorists aren't merely
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Siena College's Philosophy Club Home Page including club information, discussion boards, collected essays, philosopher's photo gallery, a page of links, and a featured work.
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we are searching authors for our Max-Stirner-Pages! your Texts can be also in english! you are wellcome! tanti saluti! Sabine Scholz, Roberto Tarallo
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This site is a collection of many essays which I have written both as an undergraduate and graduate student of philosophy. It also includes a good number of essays about mythology. There is also discussion board attached, The Examined Life.
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Encouraging children to discover the meaning of life...using critical thinking approaches. Teachers and parents can share ideas about teaching philosophy, math and logic concepts to children.
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the site that poses the questions hoping to irritate your mind deliberating your soul and make your life a little bit more complex than t.v.,work,and a good night sleep
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An intro to philosophy and logic with a view to educate in an informal and entertaining manner regarding issues of the scope, impact and relevance of one's personal worldview. Features include essays on systems impacting contemporary culture, quotations, trivia, philosophy quiz, book reviews, links and more.
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The personal philosophies of Stu Maclean.
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