Philosophy
News, Information & Activities
Student Publication & Presentation Opportunities (information
for undergraduate & graduate students
wishing to present their work at conferences or to publish
it in student philosophy journals)
American Philosophical Organization (APA)
publications (free)
Hippias / Noesis
(web search engine for philosophy)
Episteme Links
(a broad
gateway to philosophy
resources on the internet)
InPhO - Indiana Philosophy Ontology Project
(philosophy search tools for students, researchers, programmers
and scholars. InPhO's taxonomy
browser provides an entry point for finding information on
philosophical ideas on the web. It allows one to explore related
ideas and conduct focused searches at the SEP, Noesis (see below),
and Google Scholar with a single click. The ontology currently covers
philosophical ideas, thinkers, and journals.)
SEP: Stanford
Encyclopedia of
Philosophy
Internet Encyclopedia
of Philosophy
Leiter Reports (philosophy
news, blogs, gossip, etc.)
Philosophical
Gourmet (a ranking of departments, graduate programs, etc.,
in philosophy)
Directory of Open-Access
Journals
(searchable database of scholarly journals online, all subjects
and languages)
PhilPapers (a
comprehensive
directory of online
philosophy articles and books by
academic
philosophers; the site monitors journals in many areas of philosophy,
as well as archives and personal pages; it also accepts articles
directly from users, who can provide links or upload copies; some
features require one to sign in,
but creating an account is free)
PhilEvents
(a calendar of academic events and calls for papers in philosophy
around the world; one can track upcoming events of
interest based on criteria like distance from one's place of
residence and topics of interest; PhilEvents is integrated
with PhilPapers, and one can sign in on using one's PhilPapers
account for customization)
Phylo (Phylo explores connections
among individuals and institutions in academic philosophy.
The database
currently contains 17,331 professional philosophers, most of
whom studied or taught in North America in the 19th, 20th, or 21st
centuries. Phylo's philosophy job wiki
is an up-to-date, user-annotated catalog of job openings in
academic
philosophy. It enables academic job-seekers to share information
about the philosophy job market. The primary purpose of the wiki is to
let job seekers share information about the current status of jobs in
philosophy. For instance, it allows job-seekers to find out when a
particular school has scheduled interviews or made an offer.)
TPM Online
( = The Philosophers' Magazine)
Philosophy News (the
latest news, events, books, jobs, and resources in
philosophy)
Philosophy Updates (conferences, calls for
papers, employment and
funding opportunities)
Philosophy Now (British
philosophy journal aimed at the educated public)
Institute
for Philosophy in Public Life (a bridge between academic philosophy
and the general public)
Notre Dame
Philosophical Reviews (professional reviews of recent books
in philosophy)
The
Philosopher's Eye (new books and resources for the philosophy
community)
Plurilogue
(online reviews of
new scholarly books, journal issues, and articles in philosophy and
poli-sci)
Philosopher's
Digest (short reviews of articles in academic philosophy
journals)
Books-and-Ideas.net
(just
what it says: a really interesting place where one can
participate)
Zeno's
Coffeehouse (award-winning site for philosophical
puzzles and dilemmas)
No Dogs or Philosophers
Allowed (philosophy
in different media)
Pathways
to Philosophy (portal to distance learning programs in
philosophy,
etc.)
PhiloSophos (open
learning resources in philosophy)
Ethics Updates
(resources on current ethics literature, both professional and popular)
Philosophy
Podcasts (Centre for the Study of Mind in Nature, U. of
Oslo, Norway)
50 Best Podcasts in Philosophy (good
collection, easily downloaded)
Oxford University
Podcasts (in philosophy and other humanities areas)
philosophy
bytes (podcasts of top philosophers interviewed on byte-sized
topics)
iai: Institute of Arts &
Ideas (videos of lectures, panels, debates, etc. on philosophy
and other subjects)
Stone Links (NYT philosophy blog by "The
Opinionator")
Philosophy
Experiments (interactive philosophy programs & games
--
downloadable)
"Ten-Minute
Puzzle" (U. of Aberdeen -- podcasts about problems
in contemporary philosophy)
RadioLab (radio
episodes and
podcasts on the intersection of science and philosophy)
Philos?phy
Talk (a program that questions everything except your
intelligence)
Why?Radio (a
live, call-in philosophy
talk show!)
Last
modified : January 2012
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