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Guide to Philosophy on the Internet
Peter Suber, Philosophy Department, Earlham College


I stopped updating this guide in February 2003, after eight years online. I plan to leave it online for the foreseeable future and hope that enough links are still alive to make it useful.

I know that the guide contains many dead links and omits many valuable new sites. For a comprehensive, well-organized, and up-to-date guide to philosophy on the internet, I can recommend Tom Stone's EpistemeLinks.

     —Peter Suber

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Philosophers and Philosophies

Limited to major philosophers, i.e. omitting "professors with home pages" as far as possible.

Many major philosophers have etexts in various sites across the web but no central page collecting them all together. For them see the section on Etexts.

Also see the sections on Associations, Bibliographies, and Quotations.

For philosophers not on this list, try the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, and/or the Hippias search engine.

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