CAPITAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE PHILOSOPHY RESOURCES ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB

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Episteme Links Hyperlinks to e-texts, journals, papers, famous philosophers, etc.

The Philosophers' Web Magazine, an internet correlate to the hard-copy magazine of the same name.

Philosophy in Cyberspace, an annotated guide to philosophy-related resources on the internet, indexing more than 1500 philosophy-related sites, over 300 mailing lists and approximately 60 newsgroups.

University of Chicago Philosophy Project

Contemporary Philosophy of Mind: An Annotated Bibliography, a massive site maintained by David Chalmers, Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, Santa Cruz. There is not much here in the way of full-text articles, but the annotations are priceless.

Hopkins Philosophy Pages, from Johns Hopkins University

The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, put together by James Fieser at University of Tennessee, Martin.

Collaborative Bibliography of Women Philosophers

Vanderbilt Divinity Library for Judeo-Christian theological research.

Finding God in Cyberspace, a guide to religious studies resources on the internet, maintained by John L. Greshman at Fontbonne University.

All-in-One Biblical Resources Search This site allows users to perform keyword and advanced searches of over 25 online Bible and religious studies resources.

Comparative Religion--A Directory of Internet Resources for the Academic Study of Religion, from Wheaton College.

Islam: Empire of Faith, from PBS.

Virtual Religion Index Created and maintained by the Department of Religion at Rutgers University, the index provides an extensive compilation of annotated links for the academic study of religion.

Descriptions of 63 Religions, Faith Groups & Ethical Systems Provided by Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance.

Christian Classics Ethereal Library, maintained by Calvin College.

The Searchable Quran, from the Scholarly Technology Group at Brown University.

Daoist Studies, an electronic space that promotes scholarly communication, research, teaching, and Daoist studies generally.

Su Tzu's Chinese Philosophy Page

Tibetan Book of the Dead, maintained by University of Virginia. This site is designed to "demystify the sacred Tibetan texts on death and dying and to create an opportunity to share the wisdom of these ancient beliefs and practices."

The Taoism Information Page Gene R. Thursby, Professor in the Department of Religion at the University of Florida, offers a large number of Taoism resources.

Ethics Updates Lawrence Hinman has put together a beautifully organized page here.

Ethics Center for Engineering and Science The Ethics Center serves as a primary resource for students and teachers studying the ethical dilemmas that often occur in the fields of engineering and science. From Case-Western Reserve University.

The Ethics Connection Created and maintained by the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University.

Hippias: Limited Area Search of Philosophy on the Internet A search engine for philosophy, from Evansville University.

The Paideia Project On-Line, papers from the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy, August 1998.

Philosophy Since the Enlightenment Roger Jones, a philosophy instructor at the Working Men's College in London, originally developed this Website as a study guide for "adult students learning about philosophy for the first time."

The 4th Tetrology: Exploring Plato's Middle Dialogues This work-in-progress, provided by a team headed by Anthony F. Beavers, Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Evansville University, is a teaching, research, and scholarly communication resource featuring the great Greek philosopher.

Resources for a Course in Philosophy, emphasizing the importance of Plato. Maintained by David Vance for a course at Central Connecticut State University.

Yahoo's Links to Philosophy on the Internet