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General Links

Postmodernism and its Critics: Written by students, it includes definitions, tables of comparison between modernism and post-modernism, and some useful links.

Existentialsim: A Primer Includes biography, chronology (in table form), bibliography, and summary of works for a number of thinkers including Heidegger and Sartre.

Hippias: Limited Area Search of Philosophy on the Internet: The most complete place to begin searching for information in philosophy.

Guide to Philosophy on the Internet: Maintained by Peter Suber, Philosophy Department, Earlham College, this is the best one stop shopping source for links to everything. Clearly arranges links by Guides, Philosophers, Topics, Associations, Journals, Teaching/Learning, Etexts, Bibliographies, Mailing Lists, Newsgroups, Projects, Preprints, Jobs , Dictionaries, Quotations, etc. Be warned-it is one huge page. ( There is also a multiple-file edition that loads more quickly, but requires a good bit of surfing to get around.)

Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Includes a timeline (but text only-no links). Click here for a timeline with links.

Philosophy in Cyberspace: A very nicely, neatly laid-out site with links.

 
Specific Thinkers

Husserl: The Husserl Page.

Russell: The Bertrand Russell Archives.

Heidegger: Existentialism and Martin Heidegger with biography, bibliography and a number of links.

Wittgenstein: The Wittgenstein page includes links to biographical essays, books, and Papers, Essays, Lectures, and Books Online.

Ayer: The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy article on Logical Positivism. A thorough, if technical, discussion with no links.

Sartre: A general website with links, etc.

Quine: A site maintained by his son, Douglas Boynton Quine. Includes a lot of textual information with links. An all-in-one lengthy webpage.

Derrida: Writing in Reserve: Deconstruction on the Net, Jacques Derrida Online." A deconstructed site.

Derrida: Resources related to Jacques Derrida and or Deconstruction on the Internet divided into the following sections: Email, Forums, Journals, Papers, Snippets, Book Reviews, Link Lists, Web Sites, Bibliographies, Derrideans Courses."



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