Additional primary & secondary sources - Internet - PHL102 Bailey - Research Guides at Clackamas Community College

What you will find here

This page is dedicated to the resources that Martha has curated especially for this class. These links are also on the right hand side of your Moodle page, if you prefer to find them there.

These are some of the best resources on the free web. Starting here before you go on a Google adventure will save you time.

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
RECOMMENDED BY MARTHA! This encyclopedia is based out of Stanford University and is a peer-reviewed resource.
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
RECOMMENDED BY MARTHA! This encyclopedia also is based at a university and has articles written by academic and professional philosophers.
Philosophy Texts Online
This is a collector site that will help you find sites with a variety of resources.
Open Culture
A site that takes you to philosophy books that are "open", that is, the authors have decided to share the book rather than to restrict it by copyright.
Online Full Philosophical Texts
This is a site that will help you find the full text of philosophical writings online.
Guide to Philosophy on the Internet
Yet another site with links; this overlaps others but has some unique pieces.
Philosophy Pages
This site includes a survey of the history of Western philosophy and a timeline. It isn't the prettiest, but it is a helpful site.
Philosophy Talk
This is the website for the radio program hosted out of Stanford University. The blog and past programs can be helpful sources.
Purdue Owl
A wonderful online site that will help you with your citing of sources.