Philosophy Projects

Also see the sections on Topics, Associations and societies, and Miscellaneous philosophy sites.

• The Analytic Philosophy Project
• The Automated Reasoning Project
• The Irving Babbitt Project. From the National Humanities Institute.
• The Bentham Project
• The Chicago/Penn Ethics and Genetics Project
• Codes of Ethics Online Project. From the Illinois Institute of Technology. A funded project to put over 850 codes of professional ethics on the web.
• Consciousness in the Natural World Project. University of Stirling. Directed by Jose Luis Bermudez.
• The Descartes Project. From Brian Baigrie, André Gombay and Calvin Normore.
• Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues in Science (ELSI) Project. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
• Geography/Ethics Project. From Jim Proctor.
• The High School Philosophy Website Project. From the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto.
• The Marxism Leninism Project. Goal is to present Marxist-Leninist theories in an accessible, authoritative form on a single web site.
• The OSCAR Project. An project in artificial intelligence and artificial rationality directed by John Pollock.
• The Paideia Project Online. Proceedings of the 20th World Congress of Philosophy, Boston, 1998.
• Pathways to Philosophy Distance Learning Project. From Geoffrey Klempner. Includes Philosophy of A-Z, links to philosophical subjects on m any subjects, as well as Klempner's Ask A Philosopher, How To Do It Guide.
• The Personality Project. From William Revelle, Director of the Graduate Program in Personality, Department of Psychology, Northwestern University.
• POIESIS. Formerly called The Philosophy Online Serials Project. From the Philosophy Documentation Center and InteLex. The goal is to get full-text of all philosophy journals online, in searchable form, even if not free of charge. See its demo page.
• The Principia Cybernetica Project
• Project Baudrillard. From Collin Brooke.
• Project Metaphysics. From Michael Heim.
• Project Mind
• The Reid Project. University of Aberdeen.
• The Bertrand Russell Editorial Project
• The Spinoza-Freudenthal Project. The goal is to produce a large Spinoza bibliography. Also available in English. From the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, Bonn.
• The Universal Ethics Project. From UNESCO. Aims to articulate a trans-cultural ethics for the 21st century.
• The University of Chicago Philosophy Project

Peter Suber, Department of Philosophy, Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana, 47374, U.S.A.
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