Philosophy Sites on the Internet (Tel Aviv University)
One stop to find a huge assortment of great links: guides and search engines, e-texts and online journals, pages on individual philosophers, and topical sites. 

Hippias
A peer reviewed search engine supplemented with a short set of worthwhile links including course materials and two online encyclopedias of philosophy.

Episteme Links
This selective site is maintained by a philosopher who elected to pursue a career in computer science but maintains an interest in the field. Sections include: Philosophers; E-Texts; Departments; Classroom; Journals; Papers; Images; Organizations; Classifieds; Topics; Newsgroups; Discussion Lists; Events; Publishers; Jobs; Humor; General Philosophy. 

Perseus Project
Hosted by Tufts University, the Perseus Project contains full text editions of philosophy, history, and literature of the ancient Greek and Roman world. English translations and works in original languages are being added to this ongoing project. It also contains its own searchable Encyclopedia and a hyperlinked Historical Overview. New users of this complex site can find help in the "About Perseus" and "Starting Points" sections the Perseus Project home page.

Philosophy
This no frills site packs a lot of content into its links. Available resources include full text philosophical works and links to scholarly philosophic organizations, as well as a philosophy humor section.

Philosophy in Cyberspace
Covers more than 1500 philosophy related sites. Major sections are Philosophy Topics, Text Related Resources, Organizations, Discussion Forums, and Miscellaneous.

Philosopher's Index
Just what it says, an online index to philosophy journals. 

A Dictionary of Philosophical Terms and Names
Brief entries on, primarily, Western philosophy, with links to other online sources including encyclopedias and discussion sites.

The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
While the top page doesn't look very impressive, the contents will get your attention. It covers people, places and ideas. Entries vary from short essays to longer pieces with bibliographies and additional resources.

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
An ambitious work in progress. The outline is all there, and sections are being filled in as they are written and reviewed by scholars. 

Links to Specific Areas of Philosophy

Philosophy
Sponsored by the American Studies Web at Georgetown University this ambitious work in progress proposes to
cover 19th & 20th century philosophy, aesthetics, critical theory, media studies, the environment, existentialism, feminist theory and philosophy, gay and lesbian topics, postmodernism, science and technology, women in philosophy as well as more traditional areas of philosophical inquiry.

Bioethics.net
Sponsored by the Center for Bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania, this site contains extensive links, updates on publishing in bioethics, and special sections on cloning, assisted suicide, and bioethics for beginners. The site is also fully searchable.

Chinese Philosophical Etext Archive
Created by the Confucian Etext Project, it includes electronic versions of Chinese philosophical texts. 

Confucian Texts
This course web page for Core 9 has a wealth of resources on Confucian philosophy and Chinese culture. 

Descartes' Meditations
From the Wright State University philosophy department this site offers a contemporary English translation as well as 17th Century translations in French and Latin.

Greek Philosophy Archive
Includes the Dialogues of Plato, Aristotle's works, and other Greek philosophers such as Epictetus and Plotinus. The Meditations by Marcus Aurelius are included since they were written in Greek and are of the Stoic tradition. There is even an online sculpture garden showing examples of Greek art and architecture.

Plato and His Dialogues
This bilingual page (French and English) includes a biography, listing of works, and links to the Dialogues on the web.

Stephen's Guide to the Logical Fallacies
An index to and examples of common logical fallacies, there are also links to other logic web sites.

The Taoism Information Page
A compact set of resources collected by the WWW Virtual Library. 

Adapted from the Brooklyn College Library Philosophy Webpage prepared by Prof. Barbara Scheele, see the page for more resources or contact Prof. Scheele.