Subject Guide: Philosophy   Tags: ethics, logic, philosophy  

Subjects: Arts and humanities.
Contains: Citations and abstracts to journal articles. Citation mapping. Some non-English language material included.
Coverage: 1990-present

Subjects: All fields of the Humanities.
Contains: Citations and abstracts to journal articles. Some Non-English language materials included. Some full text articles available from 1994-.
Coverage Dates: 1984-present.

Subject: The Classics: Greek and Roman literature, linguistics, history, law, philosophy and science.
Contains: Citations with abstracts.
Coverage: 1969-2003 (2003 is current at present, check database page for actual coverage).

Subject: Philosophy
Contains: Citations and abstracts to journal articles and books.
Coverage: 1940 to present.

This searchable and browseable “philosophy research base” links to thousands of websites categorized by history, subject, and philosopher in ancient, medieval and modern philosophy.

This website has links to more than 19,000 Internet resources categorized by persons, topics, and special features.

The Athenaeum Library of Philosophy is a vast online collection of non-copyrighted philosophical texts and commentaries from classical to contemporary sources.

This Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy contains original, scholarly contributions, adaptations from public domain sources, and articles on all aspects of philosophy.

This dictionary of philosophy terms and names also has timelines, discussions, guides, as well as a collection of briefly annotated links to additional resources.

Teaching Ancient Philosophy is an extensive collection of resources, including electronic texts, with links to significant ancient philosphers from Aristotle to Zeno of Elea.