Philosophy Research Guide

An ongoing project of scholarly value, consisting of over 600 substantial, in-depth entries on various topics and personages in philosophy. Includes bibliographies and links to relevant online resources and cross-references within SEP.

Maintained at the University of Tennessee at Martin, this is a searchable database of articles on a variety of philosophy topics. Includes a list of keywords to inspire searching and a selection of full-text philosophical treatises.

An excellent meta-site covering all areas of philosophy, including primary and secondary resources.

Essays on a wide range of topics covering Eastern and Western philosophical traditions.

A gateway to information about philosophy and philosophers. Includes a list of web resources and an online resource center with resources on the teaching of philosophy.

Resources and links to the various areas of continental philosophy.

Bioethics.net collects news and analysis from among hundreds of sources every day and allows online access to the text of The American Journal of Bioethics.

For all those interested in the philosophy of mind. The dictionary has a policy of blind peer review for all submissions.

A digital repository of primary materials related to the work of Jesuit philosopher/theologian Bernard Lonergan, including archival papers and audio recordings of lectures. Free registration is required to view or listen to the materials.

This website provides ready answers to a vast array of questions related to philosophy and philosophers. The most valuable feature of this website, however, are the links to other scholarly resources about the topic you find in the FAQs.