21. Specific Philosophers Lists :: List Of Lists ::Discussion :: Philosophy @ texts and of secondary sources (commentaries, biographies, etc.) pertaining philosophers,classicists, political scientists, historians, linguists, and others http://www.liv.ac.uk/Philosophy/specific.html

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22. PHIL RESOURCES specific TOPICS. and links to philosophic works for each of the philosophers included. DavidHume This site provides links to biographies and commentaries, as http://www2.marianopolis.edu/philosophy/philresources.htm

INTERNET RESOURCES In compiling, maintaining and revising this page our objective is to provide you with reliable and accessible links to assist you in your studies and research. Reliability is a concern because anyone can publish on the internet. However, many of the reliable philosophy sites are published by and/or directed toward professional scholars, so we are also concerned to provide you with sites that are accessible to someone studying philosophy at the College level. We have organized this page into categories of links in a manner that we hope will make it easier for you to adapt it to your needs. We would appreciate feedback regarding the usefulness of these links and suggestions for additional links that you may have discovered and found useful. PHILOSOPHY LINKS GENERAL SOURCES Encyclopedias Publications 'HIPPIAS' search engine ... Ethics GENERAL SOURCES Dictionary of Philosophical Names and Terms This is a concise guide to technical terms and personal names often encountered in the study of philosophy. This dictionary is one component of a very large, comprehensive site put together by Garth Kemerling. It also provides provides a timeline and brief survey of western philosophy, biographical information on

23. Other Databases That May Also Be Useful specific time periods and issues that are highly relevant to philosophers (eg, “action andcooperation.” An appendix provides brief biographies of notable http://newman.baruch.cuny.edu/info_resources/subjects/philosophy.htm

Philosophy: A Guide to Sources This selective guide to resources in philosophy is meant to provide a starting point for research and does not represent all available resources. How to Find Books and Articles Background Information Notable Journals Notable Websites ... For Further Help How to Find Books and Articles back to top Books Search CUNY+ , the online catalog of the library. Books are arranged on the shelves by call number. The letters at the start of a call number indicate a specific subject: Call Number Subject B Philosophy(general) BC Logic BD Speculative philosophy (includes metaphysics, epistemology, ontology, and cosmology) BH Aesthetics BJ Ethics BL Philosophy of religion Reference books in philosophy (encyclopedias, dictionaries, etc.): 2nd floor (Baruch reference) Circulating books (ones you can borrow): 3rd floor (Baruch stacks) Articles The primary database for finding articles written by philosophers is . Here is a list of all databases that might be useful for locating articles in philosophy: Academic Search Premier WWW Humanities Abstracts WWW Philosopher's Index WWW The Philosopher's Index is a bibliographic database with author-written abstracts covering scholarly research in philosophy, published in journals and books since 1940.

24. LII - Results For "philosophers" www.blupete.com/Literature/biographies/Philosophy/Locke.htm John Stuart, 18061873 philosophers Political science user rated) links to specific resources on http://sfpl.lii.org/advanced?searchtype=subject;query=Philosophers;subsearch=Phi

25. Philosophy 213: Philosophy Of History And Culture: Dr. Achim Koeddermann vary.) To find a specific author, you Provides access to biographies, bibliographiesand critical every age and literary discipline, including philosophers. http://www.oneonta.edu/library/courses/spring2004/phil213.html

Philosophy 213 Philosophy of History and Culture Dr. Achim D. Köddermann Research Resources, Milne Library, SUNY College at Oneonta, Spring 2004 History and Culture: Chart Free primary texts/Internet sites Steps in writing a paper Selected reference books ... Plagiarism Free primary texts/Internet sites See also the links below under Finding books Online books from UPenn: Philosophy A Discourse on a subject proposed by the Academy of Dijon: What is the origin of inequality among men and is it authorised by natural law? Jean Jacques Rousseau, 1754, Translated by G. D. H. Cole ... Biography of Leopold von Ranke Steps in writing a paper: Overview Select a topic. (This can be challenging. If your topic is too narrow, you will have difficulty finding enough information; if it is too broad, you will be swamped with information) Background information can often be found in encyclopedias, dictionaries, and other reference works . If you decide to use the information, don't forget to cite it in proper fashion. Remember to paraphrase, use your own language, and don't replace your arguments with quotations. Find books (Books often treat a topic more comprehensively than journal articles. Books can be a good place to find an overview of a topic. References to additional articles and books can often be found in a bibliography at the end of a chapter.) Your paper qualifies as a research paper if it includes at least one primary and one secondary source in book form.

26. Philosophy 102: Ethics: Dr. Achim Koeddermann they may provide more specific information than as internet sites and biographies);Organize the as Islam, Christianity, Buddhism), individual philosophers. http://www.oneonta.edu/library/courses/fall2003/phil102.html

Full Text Electronic Journals Philosophy 102 Ethics Professor Köddermann Research Resources, Milne Library, SUNY College at Oneonta, Fall 2003 Steps in writing a paper Selected reference books Finding books Finding articles ... Citations Steps in writing a paper: Overview Select a topic. (This can be challenging. If your topic is too narrow, you will have difficulty finding enough information; if it is too broad, you will be swamped with information) Background information can often be found in encyclopedias, dictionaries, and other reference works . If you decide to use the information, don't forget to cite it in proper fashion. Remember to paraphrase, use your own language, and don't replace your arguments with quotations. Find books (Books often treat a topic more comprehensively than journal articles. Books can be a good place to find an overview of a topic. References to additional articles and books can often be found in a bibliography at the end of a chapter.) Your paper qualifies as a research paper if it includes at least one primary and one secondary source in book form. Find articles (Journal articles usually have the most up to date information on a topic. Since journal articles are often more focused than books, they may provide more specific information than books. References to additional articles and books can often be found in a bibliography at the end of an article.) Remember to demonstrate the level of your research by quoting from refereed journals.

27. Sify Shopping - The One Stop Shop On The Net! Artists, Architects, Photographers, Literary. biographies Of Celebrities,Medical. Composers Musicians Pop, philosophers. General, specific Groups. http://sify.com/shopping/book_browse_subjects.php?id=13&category_name=Biography

28. NM's Creative Impulse..References Poets A to Z pages for specific authors featuring bibliographies, biographies, reviews,quotes Individual philosophers; Life Hall of Heroes; Lives, the http://history.evansville.net/referenc.html

NM's Creative Impulse History References and Resources Contents If you are looking for specifics, you would probably be better off trying one of the cultures or time periods linked at the bottom of each category. Here you will find very general links to broad topics. Introduction History People Maps and Mapping ... History of..... New Page References Resources Search or Look it up in the Encyclopedia Britannica Contact Information Introduction The Internet is an amazing resource tool. It allows us to travel through both time and space with a click of a button. The amount of information out there is staggering. Unfortunately, it is not as well organized as a library or set of encyclopedias. It can be a real adventure trying to research a topic and there are usually a few mishaps along the way. . I have tried to make it a little easier for students of Western Civilization and World History . Back to Top Hist ory People 4000 Years of Women in Science ABC News: Newsmaker Bios brief sketches introduce the central figures of today's world The Academy of Achievement - this site brings you face to face with the extraordinary individuals who have shaped the twentieth century.

29. Philosophy Now of some definite historic epoch, and the product of specific upbringings and Intellectualsis less a series of biographies of such philosophers as Rousseau http://www.philosophynow.org/archive/articles/35madigan.htm

Current Issue Contents Editorial News Dear Socrates ... Moral Moments Resources Archive Bookstore Calendar Links ... Search Information About Us Back Issues Subscriptions For Authors ... Contact Us Site News What's this symbol? Find out about subscriber content... Now you can subscribe online New books in the Bookstore! Back issues available on CD! Archive The Uses and Abuses of Philosophical Biographies Tim Madigan on the Lives of the Great Saints (not!). O.K. Bouwsma on Wittgenstein’s objections to The Library of Living Philosophers : "Perfectly silly! He had never read any of these – had opened the Moore volume – read about Moore’s boyhood – very nice, but the shoemaker also had a boyhood, very nice. Dewey – was he still living? Ought not to be." Wittgenstein: Conversations 1949-51. Schopenhauer is said to have once remarked: "It is difficult enough to devise a philosophy – one cannot be expected to exemplify it as well." Nonetheless, the question still arises: How much should we know about a philosopher’s personal life (if anything) in evaluating his or her philosophical views? The uproar over Victor Farias’s book

30. SULAIR: Philosophy: Reference Works In English Short biographies and lists of major works; Renaissance Biographical Dictionaryof TwentiethCentury philosophers . Part 2 deals with specific writers, eg http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/philos/philref.html

skip to main navigation Articles A-Z Humanities and Area Studies Engineering Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Government Numeric Data Archive of Recorded Sound Biology (Falconer) Bing Wing Business (Jackson) Eng.(Swain) Earth Sciences (Branner) East Asia Education (Cubberley) Engineering Government Docs. (Jonsson) Green Library Hoover Institution Information Center Lane Reading Room Law (Crown) Map Collections Marine Biology (Miller) Sciences Media and Microtext Medical (Lane) Meyer Music Physics Special Collections Social Science Social Science Resource Center Stanford Auxiliary Library SLAC Library philosophy home Printer-Friendly Philosophy Reference Works in English in the Information Center Collection Basic English language encyclopedias: Routledge encyclopedia of philosophy Encyclopedia of Philosophy . 8 v. B41.E5 1968. Indexes/abstracts Individual philosophers: biography, critique, bibliography General dictionaries, compendia, bibliography Surveys of periods, schools, branches of philosophy: Routledge histories Ancient Asian Critical Theory ... Other internet sources Individual Philosophers: biography , explication, bibliography Routledge history of philosophy . IMPRINT: London; New York, N.Y.: Routledge, 1993+. Contents of this set is as follows:

31. SULAIR: : Medieval Studies : Biographies And Lists Of Prominent People de civilisation médiévale, see under specific names (Z5579 Dictionary of scientificbiography, Q141.D5 GREEN BR1702.E93 2002; Medieval philosophers, 1990, INFO http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/medieval/bio/biolis.html

skip to main navigation Articles A-Z Humanities and Area Studies Engineering Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Government Numeric Data Archive of Recorded Sound Biology (Falconer) Bing Wing Business (Jackson) Eng.(Swain) Earth Sciences (Branner) East Asia Education (Cubberley) Engineering Government Docs. (Jonsson) Green Library Hoover Institution Information Center Lane Reading Room Law (Crown) Map Collections Marine Biology (Miller) Sciences Media and Microtext Medical (Lane) Meyer Music Physics Special Collections Social Science Social Science Resource Center Stanford Auxiliary Library SLAC Library medieval home fulltext fulltext , repertories manuscripts personal names general church ... fulltext , repertories: introduction general sources geographical/vernacular philosophers/theologians ... Printer-Friendly Medieval Studies Franklin (1875) ..., Z1041.F83. While Franklin is not an index, it can help establish a form (variant spellings, pseudonyms) of a name that then can be found in another source.Also, Internationale Personalbibliographie , von Max Arnim, 1944-, Z8001.A1A72.

32. The Legal Philosophers: The Jurists. This book is not a biography but rather snippets Brède et de (16891755) Frenchphilosopher and jurist to French penal legislation with specific reference to http://www.blupete.com/Literature/Biographies/Law/Jurists.htm

The Legal Philosophers, Or The Jurists: Click the letter and you will be brought to the beginning of the appropriate biography list. A B C D E F G H I J K L M To Law Jump-Off Page ... THE LAW BOOKS N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z (Click on letter to go to index.) -A- Anson, Sir William R Anson was the M.P. for Oxford University from 1899. Anson is noted for his scholarly books on the law, particularly his on contracts (1884) and on the constitution (1886-92); they have both become legal classics (Click on letter to go to index.) -B- Bacon, Francis Bacon was the lord chancellor of England; his removal in 1621 makes for a most interesting story. For legal philosophers, however, Francis Bacon is most well known for his delineation of the principles of the inductive scientific method , which constituted a breakthrough in the approach to science. Bacon was the originator of the expression, "Knowledge is power." Bagehot, Walter Mr. Bagehot was a mathematician; a moral philosopher; a political economist; a trained, though not a practising, lawyer; a banker; a shipowner; and, from 1860 till his too early death in 1877, the editor and manager of the Economist . Primarily, however, Bagehot was a reader and critic of books. I have a number of Bagehot's books including:

33. Historysites books, articles, manuscripts, letters, histories, biographies of specific psychologists,timelines just on psychologists, but philosophers, physiologists, etc http://chiron.valdosta.edu/dbriihl/historysites.htm

History of Psychology Web Sites This is a small (but growing!) list of sites related to the history of psychology. As you write your paper, I recommend that you check these sites out. However, please do not use these sites as your ONLY source - you still need to spend some time in the libary. Check out this web site or the APA site for information on how to cite web pages. Please note: If you are going to use web sites, you must reference them. Also, don't make the assumption that all web sites are acceptable. You must learn to separate the wheat from the chaff. Just because the site looks pretty doesn't mean the author has a clue about the subject he or she is posting. Check the University of Georgia site and the Widener University site for more help on this process. For general information on APA style writing, go to Need Help With APA Style C. Green's Website Once here, go to Relevant Links. This site has a number of good links to other stuff, but I really recommend that you take a look at the classic works (underneath history and philosopy). These are the original writing, papers, and books by the people that we will be discussing in class. There are an amazing number of articles and books on-line. You can also link to APA's Division 26 (History of Psychology) For a site that focuses on women in psychology, check out

34. AIPPh-Homepage may become its own specific focus and there is a risk that instead of teaching thehistory of ideas only the biographies of great philosophers will be taught. http://www.aipph.de/laender/ESTvor.html

AIPPh online Association Internationale des Professeurs de Philosophie Aktuell Nouveau AIPPh Termine Bulletins AIPPh-Reader Europe ... Service Organisation bureau central Links Download Forum ... Impressum Aktualisiert am 12.11.2003 ph Estland / Estonia / l'Esthonie Kunstikool, Tartu Teaching Philosophy in Estonia - Three Years later (since 1992) Bulletin 34, avril 1996 In 1992 a depth report was presented in Pehritzsch by the Estonian philosopher Rein Ruutsoo. Since that report many of changes have taken place. This paper will briefly discuss these changes. The curriculum, pointed out in the previous report, has been revised a couple of times and in 1994 a preliminary version was published. Our educational authorities set their hopes on an overwhelming public discussion among the teachers, scientists and other people related to the curriculum development process. Unfortunately it seems that the resonance was not as active as was expected for various reasons. Our teachers' current low economic position and their permanent attention to the vague dispute are among those. However despite everything the work on the curriculum progressed and in 1995, after only one year, a new version of the curriculum was published. In the first version of the curriculum philosophy was included into the framework of social subjects. In this framework it was intended to be the last stage of long-term studies called "the study of man". The content included the most essential problems of philosophical anthropology. A keen discussion arose concerning the place of philosopher among other subjects and finally it was agreed that it deserves a separate position and relevant title in the curriculum. It seems to be an advantage as well that teachers have two alternative syllabuses of philosophy to choose among, dealing respectively with the problems of philosophical anthropology and basic classical philosophical problems. Schools are free to choose their 35 hours of compulsory coursework.

35. UWinnipeg Library | Find | Subject Guides mentioned below, you may want to take advantage of standard search engines likeGoogle to find specific biographies. biographies philosophers links to http://cybrary.uwinnipeg.ca/find/guides/guideDisplay.cfm?guideID=70

36. Philosophy Library Users Guide You can also find information on specific philosophers. Some examples are biographiesBrief biographies of philosophers may be found in many of the http://www.library.uni.edu/instruction/lugphilosophy.shtml

Philosophy "Philosophy means literally the love of wisdom... Philosophy is that knowledge of human reason which penetrates to the ultimate foundations of things; ...it is concerned with all reality, but especially with the existence and purpose of man... Philosophy... is the universal science because it considers the totality of reality and investigates the basic causes of all things; it pushes on to the ultimate and absolute cause of all being. The primary starting point of philosophy is human activity, especially man's acts of knowing and willing..." (From: Philosophical Dictionary by Walter Brugger. UNI Stacks B 43 B713 1972). Philosophy includes the disciplines of metaphysics, logic, ethics, and aesthetics. This guide describes a selected number of important library resources useful to individuals pursuing research in the area of philosophy. Table of Contents IDENTIFYING BOOKS BIBLIOGRAPHIES ENCYCLOPEDIAS AND DICTIONARIES RESEARCH GUIDES ... INTERNET RESOURCES IDENTIFYING BOOKS Use UNISTAR , the online catalog, to identify and locate books and other resources in the area of philosophy. To ensure that you use appropriate subject terms when you search

37. PHILOSOPHY Research Guide - UCF Libraries in volume 5 to identify specific topics and biographies Use the following sources,as well as Dictionaries to find biographical information on philosophers. http://library.ucf.edu/Reference/Guides/Philosophy.htm

Philosophy Research Guide Books and Multimedia Periodical Articles and Essays Key Journals Encyclopedias and Dictionaries ... Bibliographies indicates key source indicates some full text Note: Off-campus access to some online sources is restricted to current UCF students, faculty, and staff via Pegasus or Proxy connection Books and Multimedia UCF Library Catalog http://library.ucf.edu Use the online catalog to locate books and multimedia in the UCF Libraries. You can search by author, title, keyword, or subject. To search for a person, as AUTHOR or SUBJECT , search by last name, first name without punctuation; for example: Dewey John Weil Simone SUBJECT searching requires use of Library of Congress subject headings. The following subject headings suggest the range of topics that may be pursued: Aesthetics Ethics Existentialism Good and evil ... Truth If you are unsure of the exact title or unsure of the correct Library of Congress subject heading, try a KEYWORD search using two or three of the most significant words from the title or subject you are trying to find. To limit by FORMAT in order to find multimedia, go to the Advanced Search screen from the Basic Search screen. Under "Limit By (Optional):" is a drop-down menu for format:

38. Great Thinkers And Visionaries On The Net system without aggregating agents into taskspecific groups and Trove of ScientificBiography Scientists biographies UTNE Reader Major Western philosophers http://www.ethologic.com/sasha/thinkers.html

Sign up with PayPal to support this site - and get up to $1000 that you can use to buy books by these authors! Try the experimental new thinkers site here Great Thinkers and Visionaries This is a list of people whose ideas on how and where the world is - and should be - evolving, may be of interest to those who want to understand the frontier of human thought, at least according to my opinion. Originally I created it to give credit to people who influenced my ideas but as it often happens the project took a life of its own. Please enjoy these resources. It would be great if you could support this site or help me improve it . Now you can also take part in the discussions on the Visionaries mailing list or on the Delphi Thinkers Forum I apologize if my selection of thinkers is not sufficiently balanced. In Russia , reading most of them could get me into Big Trouble. I hope to fix these gaps now - with your help. You may also want to take part in the efforts that should lead to distribution of visionary ideas based on their merits rather then cute facade or interests of social power structures. Quick guide to this page: home page of a thinker Books by this thinker Other web pages (live search) Current usenet discussions Douglas Hofstadter Daniel Dennett Andrey Kolmogorov Albert Einstein ... Robert A. Heinlein

39. UAF Rasmuson Library -- Subject Guide -- Art To find indepth biographies for specific persons, try a KEYWORD On Stamps http//www.philately.com/philately/biographies.htmhttp philosophers and Writers. http://www.uaf.edu/library/tips/s.guides/bio.html

Search FAQs Subject Guides Handouts ... Home Subject Guides: Biography Resources Articles Books Additional Resources Web Resources FINDING ARTICLES Start with an index to locate articles in journals, newspapers or magazines. An index allows you to search by subject, author, or keywords that describe your topic. Biography Index (CT100 .B56 INDEXES - covers 1946-91) Databases for Alaskans: Academic Search Premier MasterFILE Premier OCLC FirstSearch: Biography Index - (1984 - present) MLA Periodical Abstracts (PerAbs) Readers Guide FINDING BOOKS Listed below are selected biographical resources which are available in most libraries. Some of these are available in the UAf Rasmuson Library. General Current Biography (CT100 C8 REF), a biographical dictionary Authors African American Writers PS153 N5 A344 1990 REF American Writers PS129 A55 REF British Writers PR85 B688 REF Contemporary Authors Z1010 C65 REF The Critical Perspective - a brief portraits of crucial British and American Authors PR85 C76 1985 REF Dictionary of Literary Biography PN451 D53 REF Modern American Women Writers PS151 M54 1991 REF Latin American Writers PQ7081 A1 L37 1989 REF Scientists The biographical dictionary of scientists Q141.B528 2000 REF

40. Biographies Essays of the most wellknown philosophers whose philosophical This paper provides a briefbiography of Albert Einstein, and answers specific questions about http://www.essays-now.com/show_cat.php?catid=123

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