Philosophy Miscellany

• 42. A large number of reasons to think that 42 is the answer to the riddle of the universe.
• Alexandria. "Cosmology, Philosophy, Myth, and Culture." From David Fideler.
• AllExperts.com Section on Philosophy. Ask a philosophical question. A human "expert" will answer.
• APA Directory of Women Philosophers
• The Argument Clinic. From the Philosophy Department at the University of Northern Colorado. Submit an argument on a form, receive an evaluation by email.
• Ariadne. Calls itself the first search engine for philosophy sites on the internet. All help files are in German. Also see the mirror site in Vienna.
• Ariadne's Thread. "Experiments in Critical Thinking." From James DeHullu. Current topics are abortion and affirmative action.
• Ask the Philostopher [sic]. From David Cloutman.
• The Australasian Philosophy Home Page. From Huw Price.
• Betwixt the Margins. Links to Continental philosophers, from Erik Lindland.
• Big Dummies' Guide to Theology, Philosophy, and Ethics. From Orrin R. Onken.
• Bloomsbury Guide to Human Thought. Edited by Kenneth McLeish. Searchable.
• Books in Philosophy. A very large searchable stock of philosophy books in print, for sale at a discount. From the Philosophy Documentation Center.
• Bookstores Specializing in Rare and Antiquarian Philosophy Books
  • The Academic Books Homepage. Buys and sells used books in philosophy. Also produces on-demand reprints and customized textbooks.
  • Antiquariaat ISIS. Antiquarian and second-hand philosophy books (English, German, French, Dutch). From Theo Butterhof and Lyseth Belt. Searchable. Also available in Dutch.
  • Blake's Books. Used and antiquarian books. Searchable. Jump straight to the philosophy catalogue.
  • Camden Books. Antiquarian and scholarly books. Searchable. Jump straight to the philosophy catalogue.
  • Thoemmes Antiquarian Books Limited. Antiquarian and second-hand philosophy books. Includes a free "wants" service.
  • Timothy B. Wilder, Rare & Scholarly Philosophy Books. In addition to general philosophy, and 19th century British philosophy, now has a section on French philosophy.
• Brockwood Park. The school and study center founded by J. Krishnamurti.
• Brown Electronic Article Review Service (BEARS). Short refereed reviews of recent articles in moral and political philosophy.
• Can Machines Think? Graphical maps of the major positions and arguments from MacroVU.
• The Catholic Encyclopedia. Under construction.
• Chat and Dialog
  • The Blue Reality. Dialogue on social criticism.
  • Cafe des Philosophes. More MUD than chat. Note, not a web-link but a telnet address.
  • Channel #Philosophy. From Anitah.
  • ChrIdea Chat about Philosophy and Christian Faith. Chat on philosophical and Christian themes.
  • The Cry. Chat on existentialist topics. Also see the related discussion board.
  • cyPhi. "Open Source for the Mind." Discussion forum.
  • DialogNet. Online, real-time philosophical discussion. Maintained by Kent Palmer. See the list of discussions now ongoing.
  • Ethics and Technology Forum
  • Ethics Updates Discussion Forums. From Lawrence Hinman. Part of Ethics Updates.
  • Existentialism and Stuff. From Jen.
  • Forum for European Philosophy
  • The Good Company Club
  • Internet Relay Chat Scholar's Network Information Page. "An Introduction for Classicists, Ancient Historians, and Students of Philosophy."
  • LisThink. Philosophy Miscellany/Chat and Dialog/LisThink. E-mail discussion and web-based chat.
  • The Mad Philosophers Guild. Threaded discussion forum.
  • Pathfinder Philosophy Thread. From Time Magazine's Pathfinder site.
  • Philosophical Discussions. From James Petts.
  • Philosophy Campfire Chat. Searchable.
  • Philosophy Chat. From Inside The Web.
  • Philosophy Chat. From About.com
  • Philosophy Chat and Notice Board. From Griffith University's Humanities HUB.
  • Philosophy Discussion Board. Especially on philosophy of science.
  • Philosophy for Everyone Forum. Part of the Philosophy for Everyone page.
  • Philosophy Forums
  • Philosophy Net Chat. From The Philosophy Net. English-language interface at a Swedish site; most users are likely to chat in Swedish.
  • Polylog. "Forum for Intercultural Philosophizing."
  • Real-Time Talk for Philosophers Over the Internet
  • Teenage Philosopher's Society Chat Rooms. Java and non-Java rooms.
  • The Undernet Philosophy Channel. Part of the Undernet Book Discussion Group.
  • The Undernet #Philosophy Page. For civil philosophical discussion. More for philosophical amateurs than professionals.
  • Yahoo Philosophy Chat
• Chinese Philosophy. From Steven A. Brown.
• Chinese Philosophy. From Su Tzu.
• Clandestine E-Texts From the Eighteenth Century. From Gianluca Mori. Mostly works of French philosophy.
• Compulog Net. Home page of network of sites working on computational logic. Coordinated by David Pearce.
• The Cry Philosophy Community. One of the Howard Rheinbold virtual communities. From Community Ware and Durand Communications.
• Conferences and Events
  • APnet Conference Information. From the Australian Philosophical Network. On Australian and international events.
  • Calls for Papers. From Lorenzo Cuna.
  • Conferences and Calls for Papers. From Dey Alexander.
  • Conferences and Calls for Papers. From the American Philosophical Association.
  • Conferences and Calls for Papers. From the Canadian Philosophical Association.
  • Events Page. From the Philosophers' Web Magazine. Formerly limited to the U.K., now international; well-organized.
  • General Conference Pages. From Stephen Clark.
  • Graduate Student Philosophy Conference Calendar. From the Graduate Student Philosophy Society, University of Florida.
  • The Philosophical Calendar. From the Conference of Philosophical Societies. The APA version of this page.
  • Philosophical Events: Conferences, Seminars, Meetings. From Tom Stone.
  • Philosophy Calendar. From the Philosophy News Service.
  • Philosophy Events. From Peter King.
• Cosmic Baseball Association. Stats on the Alphatown Ionians.
• The Daily Translation. From Tom Trelogan. A new problem in predicate logic translation every day, taken from the news. With an archive of answered problems.
• Departments of Philosophy. There are many lists, but these are the most useful:
  • The Hartmann Report, 1997-98. "A Ranking of U.S. Graduate Programs in Continental Philosophy." From John Hartmann.
  • Peterson's Guide to Graduate Programs in Philosophy
  • The Philosophical Gourmet Report, 1998-2000. "A Ranking of U.S. Graduate Programs in Analytic Philosophy." Despite the subtitle, contains information on programs friendly to Continental philosophy as well. From Brian Leiter.
    • The Lighter Report, 1998-2000. A parody of Leiter's Gourmet Report from J. David Velleman and others.
  • Philosophy Departments Around the World. From Peter King.
  • Philosophy Departments Around the World. From Tom Stone.
  • Philosophy Departments Around the World. From Paul Wong.
  • Philosophy Graduate Schools. A directory from Gradschools.com. Organized by region. Information and email addresses. Very few links to department home pages.
  • Philosophy Graduate Schools Friendly to Continental Philosophy. From the Earlham College Department of Philosophy. Under construction, help solicited.
  • The Real Guide to Grad School Philosophy Departments. From Lingua Franca.
• Dictionaries and Glossaries. These were formerly located here, but I've moved them to a section of their own.
• Directory of Women Philosophers. From the APA. Searchable.
• Early Modern Philosophy. From Dennis Des Chene. Under construction but ambitious.
• Encéphi - L'encyclopédie électronique de la philosophie. French encyclopedia of philosophy under the direction of Robert Tremblay.
• Enciclopedia Multimediale delle Scienze Filosofiche. Italian encyclopedia of philosophy. From Radio Televisione Italiana.
• The Engaged Buddhist Dharma Page. Human rights and political action from a Buddhist perspective.
• Ethics and Values Studies Program. Funding opportunities from the National Science Foundation, Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences.
• Ethics at UNESCO. From UNESCO.
• The E-Ville Dialogues. From Shana M. Fisher.
• The Eyes and Mind Page. "Popper flavoured Maxims and Explanations." From Fabrizio Bartolomucci.
• Famous Dead Non-Theists. From Mark Gilbert.
• Film-Philosophy Electronic Salon. From Daniel Frampton.
• Freethinkers. From Zardoz.
• Great Ideas home page. From Bowling Green State University.
• Great Philosophers of the Western World: Rogue Gallery. Offbeat reflections on selected philosophers.
• Great Thinkers and Visionaries. A personal list from Alexander Chislenko. Good links for those he includes.
• The Grey Labyrinth. Logical, philosophical, and mathematical puzzles. From Kevin Lin.
• Guidebook for Publishing Philosophy, 1986 Edition. By Maricia Yudkin and Janice Moulton. There is a 1997 edition by Eric Hoffman, but it is not on the web.
• A Guide to English Translations of Continental Philosophers. From Thoemmes Press. Under construction.
• Hackett Publishing Company. The publisher specializing in philosophy.
• Hegel's Phenomenology, An Online Study. Archive of a mailing list.
• Here, Madam. Short introductions to the major branches of philosophy and canonical figures. Anonymous.
• Historians and Philosophers. "A collated web index of significant historians and philosophers." A large number of names with links to primary and secondary sources on the web. From Peter Ravn Rasmussen.
• History of Western Philosophy Summary Outline. From Patrick Distante.
• Humor
  • Biotechnology Code of Ethics
  • Can Bad Men Make Good Brains Do Bad Things? By Michael Patton. Includes an explanation for non-philosophers.
  • Comic Relief for the Pathologically Philosophical
  • Humor in Philosophy. Quotations collected by Norman Swartz.
  • New Yorker Cartoons About Philosophy. Each is available on a t-shirt, sweatshirt, or framed. From the New Yorker Cartoon Bank. Use the search engine on the site for particular names and topics.
  • Jean-Paul Sartre Cookbook
  • Philosophical Humor. From David Chalmers.
  • Philosopher Jokes. From Howard Pospesel.
  • Philosophical Kisses. From Trygve Lode.
  • Philosophy Comix. Collected and scanned by Larry Hauser.
  • Philosophy Humor! From Kev Klement.
  • Philosophy Humor. Valdosta list.
  • Philosophy in LISP
  • Philosophy Light Bulb Jokes. From Glenn Miller.
  • Philosophy Songs. By V. Alan White.
  • Random Pomo Essay Generator. Every click, a new essay.
  • Religious and Philosophical Humor. Large list of items not listed elsewhere. Allows readers to rate items interactively. From LaughWeb.
  • The Socrates Argument Clinic. From Cheryl and Michael Patton.
  • Tech Support Nietzsche Style. Anonymous.
• The Idea Channel. Contemporary scholars discuss their ideas. Jump to the philosophy section (so far, all right-wing thinkers).
• The Independent Thinker's Toolbox
• Indigo Aesthetics. Teaching aesthetics as if it matters.
• IntellecTease. Philosophical T-shirts and stationery for sale.
• Intellectual History. From the University of California, Riverside.
• The Invention of Knowledge. An essay in epistemology by Art Bardige.
• Jain Philosophy. From Phil Adams.
• The Kantian Ethics Companion. From five students in Rick McCarty's Kantian Ethics course at East Carolina University, Spring 1999.
• K.I.S.S. of the Panopticon. Introduction to cultural theory, including many philosophers. From Dougie Bicket.
• Knowledge Fractagramming. Heuristics to aid concept formation. From Peter McGuire.
• The Left Hemisphere. "Skepticism, Religion, and Secularism on the WWW."
• Library of Living Philosophers. The book series.
• The Logic Daemon. Interactive proof tester for propositional logic. Recently enhanced to include predicate logic. From Colin Allen.
• Logic Puzzles. From Arlet Ottens.
• The Lovers of Wisdom Web Site. From Hope May, Michael Russo and Joe Salerno. Online supplement to Daniel Kolak's book of the same title.
• The Meaning of Life. A list of portentous formulae. Send yours to the maintainer and it will be included.
• The Meaning of Life and Everything Society (MOLES). From David Tow.
• The Memory Hole. Links on anarchism and philosophical egoism. From Alan Koontz.
• Meta-Encyclopedia of Philosophy. One alphabetical index to the contents of the major philosophical encyclopedias and dictionaries. From Andrew Chrucky.
• The Metaphysics of Blue. "Looking for soul in a soulless world." Apparently anonymous.
• The MIT Encyclopedia of Cognitive Sciences (MITECS). Requires registration ("subscription"), at no charge.
• The Ferrater Mora Chair of Contemporary Thought. At the University of Girona in Spain.
• My Absurd World, And Yours. Existentialist images, texts, and links. From Travis Zinn.
• Nihilism. An essay against it, with a few links, by Paul Stewart Snyder.
• No Dogs or Philosophers Allowed. Web site of the TV show.
• On-Line Information on Publishers in Philosophy and Related Disciplines. Book and journal publishers. Aims for completeness. From Peter Milne.
• Online Papers in Philosophy. These were formerly located here, but I've moved them to the section on Etexts, where they form a subsection of their own.
• The Origins of Knowledge. From Onar Åm.
• Ourminds Library of Eastern and Western Philosophy. From Angelo Gagliano.
• An Overview of Russian Philosophy. From Mikhail Epstein.
• The Oxford Companion to Philosophy. Edited by Ted Honderich. Excerpts only. Searchable.
• Page of Honest Intellectual Inquiry. Books read and recommended by rpcman.
• Patton's Argument Clinic. An introduction to "the good, the bad and the idiotic debates in modern philosophy."
• Petition to Save the Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica. Sign by email to help prevent a valuable Dutch collection from being dispersed. Not clear when the collection might be sold. Posted here August 24, 1997.
• Philosopher of the Month. From Chase Wrenn.
• Philosophers and their Ideas. Brief summaries, amounting to a short history of philosophy. Anonymous. This site has disappeared. Can any readers help locate it?
• The Philosopher's Sight. An attempt to organize discussion of philosophy papers self-published by their authors on the web. So far just an idea.
• Philosophical Argument. An interactive tutorial by Jon Dorbolo.
• Philosophical Counseling
  • Buho Rojo. From the Asociacion Cultural y Educativa. In Spanish.
  • Existential Psychotherapy. From Tim LeBon.
  • LuminEscence. Counseling, workshops, and speaker's bureau.
  • Louis Marinoff on Philosophical Practice. From Louis Marinoff.
  • Philosophers on Call. Counselors who will conduct online sessions for a fee.
  • Philosophical Counseling. From the Center Sophon in Jerusalem.
  • Philosophical Counseling. From DialogNet. Under construction.
  • Philosophical Counseling. From Daniel Kealey.
  • Philosophical Counseling. From Peter B. Raabe. Also see his monthly column on philosophical counseling at the Philosophy News Service.
  • Philosophical Services. From Kenneth Cust.
  • Philosophy-Shop.com. From Pyro Philosohpical Services. In Victoria, British Columbia.
  • Society of Consultant Philosophers
  • What's Happening in Philosophical Counseling?. Collected columns by Peter B. Raabe from the Philosophy News Service.
• Philosophical Influence:  Statistically Determined. From Andrew Chrucky. Textual and graphical excerpts from his book.
• The Philosophical Institute. Online philosophy courses from Karen Olesch-Williams.
• Philosophy —A History of Ideas. For secondary school students. From nilslg.
• Philosophy and the Information Superhighway. An outdated guide to online philosophy. Only a few years old but already of antiquarian interest.
• Philosophy Crossword Puzzles. From Gordon Ziniewicz.
• The Philosophy Explorer. From Paul Miranda.
• Philosophy For All. A London-based organization that hosts philosophical debates, workshops, round-tables, and walks.
• Philosophy for Children. Also see journals and associations.
  • Journal 100:  European Children Think Together. From Berrie Heesen. Also available in Dutch and other languages.
  • Folosofía para Niños. Buenos Aires. In Spanish.
  • Philosophy for Children. From Gil Burgh.
  • Philosophy for Children, Northwest. From Dale Cannon.
  • Philosophy for Children on the Web. Put up in association with (inter alia) the International Council for Philosophical Inquiry with Children.
  • Philosophy in Schools. From Liza Haglund and Ragnar Ohlsson. Also available in Swedish.
  • Teaching Your Child Philosophy. From Jane Pascal.
  • VisioNaivity. From Per Jespersen. In Swedish and English.
• Philosophy for Everyone. From Ryan Breedon.
• Philosophy Games. From The Philosophers Magazine.
• Philosophy Goes Public. Web page for the discussion whether to launch a philosophy journal for the general public. From Raymond S. Pfeiffer.
• Philosophy in the Low Countries. From Ph. Keulemans.
• Philosophy in the News
  • Bioethics in the news. From the Bioethics Network of Ohio.
  • New York Times Section on Philosophy News. First-time users must register, but there is no charge. Supports email alerts.
  • Philhaps. From the Philosophy Department at Claremont Graduate University. Philosophical happenings especially in Southern California. Supports email notification.
  • Philosophy in the News. From Wadsworth Publishing Co. Links to news stories that raise philosophical issues, e.g. about cloning or free speech.
  • Philosophy Now News Service. From the journal Philosophy Now.
  • Philosophy News Service. "The latest philosophy news and announcements from around the world." Supports email notification. Also see the subpage on What's Happening in Philosophy and the eGroup on Calls for Papers. From Richard Jones.
• Philosophy in the North East. That's northeast England.
• Philosophy is Everybody's Business. "A Syntopical Approach to the Common Sense of Practical Philosophy." From the Center for the Study of The Great Ideas.
• Philosophy of Science Paper Review Project. Student papers from at course at Indiana University Southeast made public for comment.
• Philosophy Professors with Home-Pages
  • The American Philosophical Association's list.
  • Peter King's list.
  • Tom Stone's list. Includes graduate students. Searchable but not browsable. Allows searching by area of specialization.
• Philosophy Quiz. From The Centre for Thomistic Studies (Sydney, Australia).
• Philosophy Radio. Links to philosophy radio programs, organized by topic. From Thomas Hancock.
• Philosophy Service. Subscribe to a daily dose of philosophy by email.
• Philosophy Since the Enlightenment. From Roger Jones.
• Portraits of Philosophers
  • Bentham's Stuffed Body
  • Björn's List of Philosophers. The graphical table of contents is a portrait gallery.
  • Galeria d'Imatges From Jordi Cortés Morató.
  • Gallery of Russian Thinkers. From Mikhail Epstein.
  • Images of Philosophers
  • Nietzsche Morphing into Hegel. From Brian Manning Delaney. Makes more sense visually than textually.
  • Mugshots of Philosophers of Science
  • Philatelic Philosophy. Philosophers on postage stamps from around the world. From Alan Soble.
  • Philosopher All-Stars Trading Cards. Portraits plus brief textual introductions to selected social philosophers. From Mark Achbar and Peter Wintonick.
  • Philosopher's Gallery
  • The Philosopher's Gallery. Not the same as the previous listing. Under construction.
  • Philosophers. Photographs of living philosophers and statues by Sijmen Hendriks.
  • Picture Album of Phenomenologists
  • Portrait Gallery. For the history of ideas broadly, not just philosophy. From Thoemmes Press. Well-rendered. Thoemmes gives permission to download them.
  • 17th and 18th Century Philosophical Image Gallery. Collected by Ron Bombardi.
  • Women in Philosophy Gallery. From Karla Tonella.
• Postmodern Dreaming. "Contemporary Philosophy, Critical Theory, Semiotics, Linguistics, Poststructuralism and Postmodern Thought" —especially on the subject of dreams. From Richard Wilkerson.
• Post-Renaissance Thought. Political philosophy links from St. Martin's Press.
• Prisoner's Dilemma. Play in real time against a software rival. Another implementation.
• Provenzano & Sons, Philosophy and Theology
• Quotations. These were formerly located here, but I've moved them to a section of their own.
• Rebekkah's Philosophy Page. From Rebekkah Shrimplin.
• Religious Atheisms. "A Guide for the Compleat Atheist." From tpkunesh.
• Rivendell's Philosophy Page. An introduction to philosophy.
• The Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Overview of the ambitious reference work. No on-line content beyond samples, but more than an advertisement.
• Russian Philosophy Forum
• Schemata for Fossicking Philosophers. Anonymous.
• The School of Wisdom
• Sean's List of Miscellaneous Philosophy Sites. From Sean Cearley.
• Slick Maneuver Identification Tables. From Luke Setzer. Study guide to fallacies based on William Kilgore's logic text.
• Society for the Elimination of All Truth. And its journal, Life and Death.
• Software for Philosophy
  • The American Philosophical Association's list.
  • The CTI list. CTI = Centre for Textual Studies, Oxford University.
  • Logic Calculators. From Calculators On-Line Center.
  • Logic Software. From Christian Gottschall.
  • Giuseppe Perri's list for SWIF.
  • Reason!Able. Software to teach reasoning. From The Reason Group.
  • Uwe Wiedemann's list.
• Southern California Philosophers On-Line. Links to Southern California philosophy departments and individual philosophers with home pages.
• Stoic Registry. If you're a Stoic, sign up, unless you think Stoics wouldn't do that.
• Theistic Philosophers on the Web. A list from Richard Brian Davis.
• The Thinking Man's Minefield. From Kevin Solway.
• Thinking's Legacy and the Evolution of Experience. From Cliff Skoog.
• Thought Experiments
• Timelines of the History of Philosophy. Omitting at least for now timelines of the life and works of individual philosophers.
  • British Religion and Philosophy in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: A Chronology. From the Victorian Web. Brief with some links to names and texts.
  • The Development of Western Christianity. From Charles Ess.
  • History of Mathematics, Chronological Index. From the MacTutor History of Mathematics.
  • HyperHistory Online. Not limited to philosophy. If you select a "People" view, you'll see philosophers color-coded among the other historical figures. A philosophy-only view is planned.
  • Nineteenth Century Continental Philosophy. From Peter Suber. Links to Hippias searches.
  • Timeline. From Björn Christensson. Graphical but not yet clickable.
  • Timeline. From The Window (a general guide to philosophy). Links to other sections of The Window site.
  • Timeline of Analytic Philosophy. From Roger Jones. Brief, no links.
  • Timeline of Artificial Intelligence. From Jorn Barger (drawing on the work of others). No links.
  • Timeline of Some Important Philosophical Figures. Anonymous. No links.
  • Timeline of Western Philosophers. From Garth Kemerling. Links to entries in Garth's dictionary of philosophy.
  • Timeline of Western Philosophy. From the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Links to articles in the IEP.
  • Timetable of Significant Events in Psychology 1846-1935. Based on work by William S. Sahakian, amended by Lloyd Gordon Ward and Robert Throop for the Mead Project.
  • WinMagic Timeline of the History of Philosophy. Links to various relevant sites, some by WinMagic, some not.
    • About Year 600 B.C. to About Year 5 A.D.
    • Year 5 A.D. to About Year 1500.
    • About Year 1500 to Now
• Twentieth Century World Congress of Philosophy. Boston, August 10-16, 1998.
• UMI Dissertation Abstracts in Philosophy, Religion, and Theology. University Microfilms International. Searchable.
• The Undergrowth of Philosophy. Links to "all that is wacky, preposterous, and just plain silly in contemporary philosophy" in the opinion of Rita Zurcher. From the National Association of Scholars but not necessarily reflecting its views.
• The Unemployed Philosopher's Guild. A gift company. "100% of all proceeds go to unemployed philosophers!"
• Victorian Web, Philosophy Overview. Brown University.
• Webrings
  • The Anarchy Ring
  • Dharma Ring. Buddhism.
  • EcoFeminism Web Ring
  • The Egoism Webring. Egoism in philosophy and psychology.
  • The Eternal Return Webring. Contemporary continental philosophy.
  • Everything Postmodern Webring. Postmodernism in philosophy, sociology, psychology, and critical theory.
  • Existentialism Webring
  • The Existentialism Webring. Not the same as the previous entry.
  • The Freedom Ring
  • The Freethought Ring. From Internet Infidels.
  • International Atheists Ring of Truth
  • Mythos and Logos Webring
  • The Philosophy Webring. From Geocities.
  • The Philosophy Webring. From Yahoo. Not the same as the previous entry.
  • The Platonic Ring. Phenomeonology and ancient Greek philosophy.
  • The Political Philosophy Webring. From Yahoo.
  • The Rationalists Webring. Atheism and freethought.
  • The Ring of Academic Philosophy. Analytic and continental, Eastern and Western sites all welcome.
  • The Ring of Philosophy
  • Ring of Truth
  • The Teenage Philosopher's Society Webring
• Western Philosophy. Part 3 (the philosophical part) of the larger Neural Surfer site. From David Christopher Lane.
• Who the Heck Were Calvin and Hobbes? From Daniel Berlin.
• Wisdom in the Eye of the Frog. Classical philosophical questions answered with the aid of insights from the genetics of a frog's eye. Based on a book by Robert Vermeulen.
• Women Philosophers. From SWIP.
• Zen in Daily Life. From Ofer.
• Zen Stories to Tell Your Neighbors. From John Suler.
• Zen Quip Generator. From the Southwest Chogye International Zen Academeia.
• Zeno's Coffeehouse. Puzzles and brain teasers, with answers for all but the most current one.

Peter Suber, Department of Philosophy, Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana, 47374, U.S.A.
peters@earlham.edu. Copyright © 1996-2002, Peter Suber.