duPont Library: Philosophy 101: Topics in Philosophy: Other Resources

Other Research Guides

There are some additional research guides that you may find particularly helpful for this class. Take a look at these skills!

Academic Arguments

Critical Thinking

Annotated Bibliographies

Choosing a Topic

Research Proposals

Resources on the Web

PhilPapers
PhilPapers uses advanced trawling techniques and large-scale crowd-sourcing to monitor all sources of research content in philosophy, including journals, books, personal pages, and open access archives. Our index currently includes 2,019,031 research books and articles. Over 5,000 individuals have contributed content to our index. PhilPapers includes an Open Access archive that is integrated with its citation index. This innovative fusion has enabled PhilPapers' archive to quickly become the primary open access archive of research in philosophy.
Stanford encyclopedia of philosophy
The most substantial, authoritative, and scholarly open-access online encyclopedia in philosophy, but not yet complete. Lengthy articles and extensive bibliographies.
Internet encyclopedia of philosophy
An ongoing project produced by volunteer editors, authors and technical advisors, chiefly academic philosophers in the US, Britain, and Australia.
Erratic Impact's philosophy research base
Directory to philosophy websites.
MindPapers: a bibliography of the philosophy of mind and the science of consciousness
This is a bibliography of work in the philosophy of mind, the philosophy of cognitive science, and the science of consciousness. It consists of over 28,000 entries.
Islamic philosophy online: Philosophia Islamica
Includes Dictionary of Islamic Philosophy, Map of Islamic Philosophy, Major Islamic Philosophers, and The Journal of Islamic philosophy.

Sewanee Writing Center

Visit the the Sewanee Writing Center web site to learn how to get advice on your writing. It is advised that you make an appointment with one of the writing tutors who are stationed in the library several hours each day.

EndNote

You have access to the online version of EndNote, EndNote Web, a bibliographic management tool. Use EndNote Web to help you site resources and build collections of citations for bibliographies or other purposes. Sign up for an EndNote Web account while you are on campus, then you can use it anywhere.

Films on Demand Link

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A web-based digital video delivery service. Offers more than 77,000 educational titles in dozens of subject areas. Special features allow users the ability to organize and bookmark clips, share playlists, and personalize folders. Includes the FMG Archival Films & Newsreels Collection.
Includes titles from Films for the Humanities & Sciences, Cambridge Educational, Meridian, BBC, and more.

Jessie Ball duPont Library

Philosophy 101: Topics in Philosophy

Other Research Guides

Resources on the Web

Sewanee Writing Center

EndNote

Films on Demand Link