The collected works of Paul Rosenfels, M.D., “the first American social scientist to defend homosexuality in print as a valid lifestyle.”

A lengthy FAQ explaining anarchism and the beliefs often held by people who identify as anarchists. Includes two sections critiquing anarcho-capitalism and libertarianism. Essays include quotes and references to works by prominent political theorists.

“Electronic versions of Chinese philosophical texts created by the Confucian Etext Project; Electronic versions of Chinese philosophical texts from other sources, to some of which we have made minor improvements; and Information on and links to more information on the preparation and use of these texts.”

Resource dedicated to the life and work of Greek philosopher Plato. Site includes a biography, listing of works, and links to dialogues on the Web.

Extensive collection of resources geared towards engineers and scientists that address some of the ethical dilemmas they might face as professionals. Includes links to case studies, reference materials, literature, and discussion groups.

Covers Libertarian theories and approaches to Libertarianism. Discusses John Locke’s political views as well as natural rights and the principle of self-ownership. Provides extensive bibliographic references for further reading and research.

“This is a directory of 4633 online papers on consciousness and related topics. … Most papers are by academic philosophers or scientists.”

This resource from the Wright State University Philosophy Department has Descartes’ original metaphysical meditations from the original Latin edition of 1641, the Duc de Luynes French translation of 1647, and the John Veitch English translation of 1901.

Indexes, dictionaries, bibliographies and electronic texts on East Asian religion and philosophy. Includes a “Digital Dictionary of Buddhism”, indexes to several biographical works on Korean and Japanese Buddhists, translations of classical religious and philosophical texts, and links to many other resources.

Informative explanation of Libertarian views covering topics such as individual liberty, personal responsibility, self-ownership, and anarchism. Includes extensive bibliography with resources for right-libertarianism, left-libertarianism, and other related topics.

Go to this comprehensive yet concise site for explanations and examples of common false arguments. Navigate by category and follow links between connected fallacies. Includes a translation of Latin terms for fallacies into English. Learn the definition of a logical fallacy.

A comprehensive survey of Epicurus and Epicurean philosophy, including ancient texts, history, background on Greece and philosophy before, during, and after Epicurus, bibliography, related links, and e-mail discussion group.

The “Pensees” of Pascal, translated by W.F. Trotter.

Full text versions of “The Origin of Species,” “The Voyage of the Beagle,” and “The Descent of Man.”

Humorous tidbits for the light-hearted philosopher.

A large collection of online essays and web resources. Essay topics include Camus, institutional suicide of Chinese Buddhism, and Ayn Rand. The encyclopedia of web resources covers the following areas of Western philosophy: Ancient Greek, Hellenistic, Late Antiquity, Mediaeval, and Modern. The encyclopedia covers the following areas of Eastern P …

A gateway to LGBT resources, most with a queer theory orientation. Resources include definitions of and introductions to queer theory, as well as essays by influential writiers in the field.

“An electronic archive for preprints in the philosophy of science. The goal of the Archive is to promote communication in the field by the rapid dissemination of new work.” At present, the PhilSci Archive contains 864 documents, which visitors may browse by subject, year, or conference/volume.

This site includes indexed versions with hypertext of the following works of Benedict de Spinoza: “The Ethics, Demonstrated in Geometrical Order,” “On the Improvement of the Understanding,” and “The Theological-Political Treatise, Correspondence.” A split-frame mode of presentation allows viewing of two different areas of documents at the same tim …

A selection of Nietzsche’s Aphorisms including his views on Christianity, the will to power, philosophy, values and morals, eternal recurrence, Apollo and Dionysus, man, and the ubermensch.