Useful Links

Indexes/Links of General Interest

• Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy 
• The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

• The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

• CSB/SJU Library Internet Subject Guide: Philosophy
• Episteme Links.com: thousands of sorted links to philosophy resources on the internet
• Guide to Philosophy on the Internet, by Peter Suber, Philosophy Department, Earlham College
• Philosophy guide from About.com
• The Philosopher's Magazine: An online philosophy journal and discussion site, comprehensive links.
• Philosophy Research Base: Categorized by history, subject and author, a meta-index featuring thousands of annotated links, text resources and community services for students and teachers conducting research in the field of philosophy.

Links to Philosophical Texts Online

• The Archelogos Project: An interacive study edition of the works of Plato and Aristotle

• The Augustine Page Latin text of Augustine's Confessions, plus an English Translation. Access also to research materials, biblographies, and essays.

• The Last Days of Socrates A Hypertext Edition for Students

• Summa Theologica: The entire work as translated by the Fathers of the English Dominican Province

• English Server at CMU: Philosophy Links to a range of philosophical texts, including Aristotle, Bacon, Berkeley, Descartes, Hegel, Hume, Kant, Marx, Mill, Nietzsche, Plato, Rousseau, and many others.

Links to Sources in Specific Areas of Philosophy

• Bioethics Online Service Medical College of Wisconsin

• Ethics Updates provides updates on current literature, both popular and professional, that relates to ethics.

• Environmental Ethics The Center for Environmental Philosophy

• Existentialism: An Introduction

• Noema: The Collaborative Bibliography of Women in Philosophy: page discontinued. See instead:

  • Association of College and Research Libraries: Women's Studies Section: Philosophy.

• Oyez: A Supreme Court WWW Resource Page

Links for Profs and those interested in Graduate Study

• The American Philosophical Association: Professional membership, learned societies, conferences, jobs for philosophers, etc.

• The Leiter Report, a.k.a. The Philosophical Gourmet: A guide to graduate study in philosophy--with a strong prejudice against Continental Philosophy and for the broadly defined "analytical" tradition. It also presumes an interest wanting to secure a job in one of the "top 50 [if not top 15] research departments." Still quite useful, but students interested in Continental Philosophy should also see SPEP's statement on Rankings and Continental-friendly graduate programs.

• The Philosophy Calendar: Meetings and Conferences

• Thinking about Graduate School in Philosophy? (Presentation/Discussion May 2001)