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The Archelogos Project aims at constructing an electronic database which will contain all the philosophical arguments found in the works of Plato and Aristotle.The philosophical arguments of Plato and Aristotle are represented in Archelogos according to a method which makes explicit their logical interconnection. The database also includes information about how scholars have understood the philosophical arguments of Plato and Aristotle throughout the ages.
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Collects online resources for the study of the life and works of Martin Buber (1878-1965).
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Collection of links to various Camus resources.
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Companion site to lectures given in 1999.
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"Since its inception in November 1999, thefoucauldian.co.uk has aimed to provide visitors with a resource which would provide assistance in studying Michel Foucault." The site features a "completely revised and re-written bibliography listing over 100 currently available texts. A growing frequently asked questions page to help visitors new to Michel Foucault. An extensive hyperlinks page, which is in the process of being developed to include only themost relevant and up-to-date sites. A growing list of available texts for viewing online or for downloading.
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This website's "primary goal is to help students of philosophy (both outside and within academic studies) understand Hegel's method of thought. It is also intended to support the project of relating Hegel's philosophy with modern advancements in science and philosophy. Its secondary goal therefore is to bring about a comparative analysis of Hegelian thought and (post-)modern philosophy and science." Includes sections on Life, Works, Phenomenology, Logic, Nature, Spirit, Reception, and Resources.
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An extensive site including numerous texts, essays related to James, bibliographic information, book reviews, and links to other James' sites.
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Full text version, translated into English. Also available in the original German.
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Site which describes itself as the "World Wide Web's most organized and comprehensive listing of resources onKant".
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Provides writings, images, links, a bibliography and more.
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Provides biographical information on Nietzsche's life. The primary sources are the three volume biography of Nietzsche by C. P. Janz and the Chronik of the Kritische Studienausgabe. The citations from the Nietzsche's works and notes are based on the Kritische Gesamtausgabe.
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An annotated bibliography of books by and about Nietzsche. Includes an overview of how Nietzsche has been understood, his influence, and current scholarship.
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"The Archelogos Project aims at constructing an electronic database which will contain all the philosophical arguments found in the works of Plato and Aristotle.The philosophical arguments of Plato and Aristotle are represented in Archelogos according to a method which makes explicit their logical interconnection. The database also includes information about how scholars have understood the philosophical arguments of Plato and Aristotle throughout the ages."
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In English and French.
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Links to the leading academic websites.
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This site contains a biography, quotes, articles, and links to related sites.
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Links to leading academic websites.
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"This site is designed to help first year philosophy students read the Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, and the death scene from the Phaedo." In English and Spanish.
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Site includes complete translations by R. H. M. Elwes, a chronology of Spinozas life, and numerous links to other related resources.
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Site offers links to relevant resources.
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The Thoreau Institute "provides the most comprehensive body of Thoreau-related material available in one place. Opening in 1998, the Thoreau Institutes Library holds 8000 volumes, and upwards of 60,000 items that include manuscripts, correspondence, periodicals, pamphlets, music, graphic arts, maps, and personal histories. It is the mission of the Library to collect, preserve and make available research materials relating to Thoreau, his historical context, and his contemporary relevance to environmental and human-rights issues."
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Brief essay with references and links to additional sources, including full-text works.
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University of Bergen site whose aim is to make the complete writings of Wittgenstein available in the form of electronic facsimile and transcriptions.
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Contains brief biographical listings.
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A good source for biographical information on Nietzsche.
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The Nietzsche Circle is a rich site devoted to the promotion of Nietzsches aesthetic theory and, more generally, to the question of the value of art for life. It includes essays, interviews, book reviews, and an electronic journal, Hyperion.
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Many of Nietzsches texts, in both German and English, are available here.
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A scholarly site devoted to promoting scholarship about Nietzsche. Includes Nietzsche societies, bibliographies of Nietzsches writings, discussions boards, e-mail lists