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Revision as of 23:45, 18 October 2011
Main Links
- Philosophy Proseminar Basic Course Information
- Class Notes A.
- Student Research Pages
- Student Work. Samples of student work.
- Collaborative Research Exercise
- End of Semester Student Statements and Work
- Professor's Weekly Blog for the course
- Study Guide for Methods Test (unedited version)
- Fall 2010 Study Guide, with notes, for Philosophical Methods Test
Documents, Readings, and Miscellaneous things
Resources on Method
Resources for Quick (or In-depth) Understanding of terms and ideas
Of course, Wikipedia!
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy [1]
- Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy [2]
- Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosopy, on Foley site [3]
- Episteme Links [4]
- Philosopher's Index, on Foley site [5]
- Google Scholar [6]
- Research Tools [7]
Other Docs/Links
- Here is an interesting section in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy comparing Hume and Kant [8]
- This is a cool new short video from the Sagan Series. It quickly presents some interesting ideas (to the soundtrack of the fountain so it's a winner just for that!) [9]
--Just check out The Sagan Series in general (on facebook or youtube)... it's super cool. [10]
- Philosophy Now [11]
- Philosopher's Magazine [12]
- Check out Philosophy magazine, full text through Foley. You can have them send you an email when a new issue comes out. This link might work [13] or go through Foley, periodicals link, "philosophy" then click link to full text holding.
The New York Times has a regular column, "The Stone," on philosophical topics [14] We'll follow the exchange on naturalism, which begins with this article [15].
Check out "Philosophy Talk" a long running podcast on different topics in philosophy today.
Order "Origin of Geometry" Husserl. [16]
Books to consider: Logicomix, All things Shining, The Really Hard Problem.
The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, a must use resource the name says it all.[17]
Fora TV, a great resource for debates and scientific talks, similar to Ted talks.[18]
Relativism, ethnocentric issues highlighted in bizarre African documentary on Austrian customs. [19]
- Video for the Trolley Problem [20]
- First episode of Michael Sandel's video series "Justice." Reminds me of an Ethics class with a political and real world emphasis. [21]
- Randy Mayes has collected some ehhhokay short philosophy video to go along with his intro class. I recommend sampling some of these for topics and position papers. [22]
- Anyone interested in classical philosophers and want their original texts would be interested in this site [23] I've used it to look up The Meno, but I'm assuming more stuff is on here.
- 3 minute philosophy!!! [24]
- Free Yale Philosophy class called "Death" [25]
- Squashed Philosophy [26] -- a summary of many different works. Great if you need to get an idea of what's what.
- Monty Python's World Philosophy Cup [28]
- Now this is a satire, but relevant to our readings by Singer. Jonathan Swift's A Modest Proposal [29] (Ethan)
- Teaching ethics to inmates, you may be surprised what you read. [30]
- TED Philosophy Videos [31]
Book Group
A Modest Proposal (text) [32]
