Frazar Memorial Library: Philosophy & Religion: Internet Resources

Internet Resources

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Maintained by Stanford University, it contains over 100 entries written by professional philosophers and academics from a wide range of disciplines. Entries generally include a high-quality bibliography.
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Provides detailed, scholarly information of key philosophical topics. Entries have been written and edited by professional scholars specializing in their subject.
Project Gutenberg - Philosophy Bookshelf
Categorized list of philosophy books in the public domain and accessible in their entirety in electronic format.
Philosophy Resources by Topic (from The Daily Idea)
This page contains an organized collection of links and resources on a wide range of philosophical topics.

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