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what are the best overall philosophy websites? I have, for the following: Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
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Originally Posted by Spear Dane  | The Radical Academy Morris Institute for Human Values (fluffy, but useful)
The Schaff-Herzog and 1911 EB are a must, if biased toward rationalism.
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Originally Posted by clstamper |  I really like the Radical Academy's historical overviews but the ads on that site are excessive.
I also like Morris. I enjoyed his books Philosophy for Dummies and The Stoic Art of Living , but much like his website, a lot of fluff, little substance, and the feeling of popular self-help mush. Also, I think some of his website is restricted to paying subscribers (what a Sophist  ).
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| | | Looks like the Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy requires a subscription now. That Athenaeum Library of Philosophy is awesome. |
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Originally Posted by caleb_woodrow Looks like the Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy requires a subscription now. That Athenaeum Library of Philosophy is awesome. | most do... it's still good.
some are free, though: Free will : Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy Online
(thought you'd like that one ) |
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11-01-2007, 01:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Tom Bombadil Quote:
Originally Posted by caleb_woodrow Looks like the Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy requires a subscription now. That Athenaeum Library of Philosophy is awesome. | most do... it's still good.
some are free, though: Free will : Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy Online
(thought you'd like that one ) | Ha! It couldn't have been more than 3 days ago that I read through that free will article. It was linked from the philosophy of religion book you edited on here.
btw, did you read my instructors comments on that paper I wrote against sophism? Insane huh. |
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Originally Posted by caleb_woodrow
btw, did you read my instructors comments on that paper I wrote against sophism? Insane huh.
| don't know why he called you "dude" when critiquing your paper.
i think he had an axe to grind and got emotionally involved in grading you.
lastly, i thought it was ripe when he constantly critiqued your appeal to "logic" and then gave you a 3.3 after complementing you on your clear writing and provacative essay, but then said your "*reasoning* was off."
It's like, dude, if you have a problem with "logic" then don't lower my grade because you thought my "logic" was off! |
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Originally Posted by Tom Bombadil don't know why he called you "dude" when critiquing your paper. | Yeah I thought the dude comment was wierd. Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Bombadil i think he had an axe to grind and got emotionally involved in grading you.
lastly, i thought it was ripe when he constantly critiqued your appeal to "logic" and then gave you a 3.3 after complementing you on your clear writing and provacative essay, but then said your "*reasoning* was off."
It's like, dude, if you have a problem with "logic" then don't lower my grade because you thought my "logic" was off! | This guy is all about postmodernism, talking about how language distorts everything, and how modern man keeps seeking Truth with a capital T. I'm sure my paper hit a nerve haha. He definitely had an axe to grind. I wouldn't care so much if he would have given me a 4.0. Anyway, that's life. The class is outside of the philosophy department, so I guess I shouldn't expect anything else. | |
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