Philosophy

If you are seeking a truly fine clearinghouse of Internet philosophy resources, you would do well to visit EpistemeLinks.com.

Another in an ongoing series of listings of international academic meetings and conferences in philosophy, this one covering conferences through mid-October, 2001.

One of the useful regular stops on the Internet for students of philosophy should be The Examined Life On-Line Philosophy Journal. An e-journal whose name recalls the adage attributed to Socrates that "the unexamined life is not worth living," the publication bills itself as "a communication forum for the professional, student, ...

Considering graduate study in philosophy? If so, be sure to visit The Philosophical Gourmet Report 2000-2001, a site which bills itself as "A Ranking of Graduate Programs in Philosophy in the English-Speaking World."

Another in an occasional series of listings of international academic meetings and conferences in philosophy, this one covering March and April of 2001.

The Paideia Papers Archive is the largest philosophy archive in the world, a boon to both philosophers and students, a collective index of the cross-currents of contemporary philosophy, and a feast for the mind.

Another in an occasional series of listings of international academic meetings and conferences in philosophy, this one covering the summer of 2000.

Philosophy teachers, researchers and students wishing to conduct systematic and productive online searches for philosophy-related materials will also be advised to include Noesis in their arsenals.

The Philosophy Portal provides a growing collection of searchable databases of annotated links on philosophy and philosophy-related Web resources.

The Philosophy Research Base is an ambitious and promising effort to provide an online meta-index with powerful search functions for philosophical research.