PHILOSOPHY RESOURCES ONLINE

General Philosophy Mega-Sites

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Excellent and comprehensive.

MIT's online guide to writing philosophy papers

The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Nicely done, less technical than the Stanford EOP.

A Dictionary of Philosophical Terms and Names

David Chalmers' Guide to Philosophy of Mind

 

Logic, Critical Thinking, and Philosophy of Science

Khan Academy's Video Tutorials and Exercises in Logic and Critical Reasoning

The Skeptic's Dictionary
Good clear and complete definitions of terms used in pseudo-science and critical analysis of pseudo-science (confirmation bias, Forer effect, etc.)

Skeptical Inquirer articles online
Very useful for term papers in Critical Thinking!

Dr. Simanek's home page
A truly wonderful, comprehensive collection of links to sites on history of science, paranormal, creationism, flat earth, etc. Thank you, Dr. Simanek!

History of Science
From PBS. Many links.

Informal Logic
An academic journal. Current issue and archives.

Philosophical Humor

Philosophical Humor (David Chalmers' list)

David Chalmers tell us all about Zombies

Philosophy Songs

Specific Works Online

Project Gutenberg
Free online books of all kinds. You can find many primary source books in philosophy here, in original languages (e.g., Kant in German), as well as English translations.

Perseus Digital Library
THE online place for classical Greek and Latin texts (Homer, Vergil, Herodotus, Plato, Aristotle, etc.) in original Greek and Latin as well as English translations.

Classical Greek and Latin works from MIT
In English, easy to read

Descartes' Meditations
Weird, but Project Gutenberg doesn't have this one.

Leibniz's Monadology
English translation, also missing from Project Gutenberg

Hume's EnquiryConcerning Human Understanding

John Stuart Mill's Utilitarianism

The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
A synopsis of Kuhn's very famous book

Marx's Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts: Alienated (Estranged) Labor
Like the title says. Actually, pretty much everything by Marx is online from this site .

Wittgenstein's Lectures on Philosophy

Writings by C. S. Peirce

Individual philosophers such as David Chalmers, Ned Block, Hubert Dreyfus, and Daniel Dennett put current works in progress and archived papers on their Web sites. There are online videos of entire classes by John Searle, who was a very entertaining lecturer. David Chalmers has compiled an excellent list of links to sites of this type. Another list of philosophers with online materials is here .

Images

Pictures of Philosophers
Sure you've read their books, but what did they look like? This site is good on science as well as philosophy.

More Pictures of Philosophers