Resources

e-Journals in Philosophy and Science at UAH

Employability Guide for People with Philosophy Degrees [PDF]

PhilSci Pre-Print Archive
Los Alamos Pre-Print Archive
Philosophy of Science Bibliography
intute: History and Philosophy of Science
Center for History of Physics
The Galileo Project
The Newton Project
The Chymistry of Isaac Newton
Charles Darwin's Origin of the Species
Einstein Archives Online
Einstein Papers Project
Einstein-Online
The Official String Theory Website
Foundational Questions in Physics and Cosmology
Collected Works of Patrick Suppes
Philosophy of Physics Homepages
History of Mathematics Electronic Texts

Buddhist Scholars Information Network
The Zen Site
Indica et Buddhica
Religion-Online.org
Islamic Philosophy Online
Chinese Philosophical Etext Archive

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Online Papers in Philosophy
People with Online Papers in Philosophy
Philosophers' Home Pages
Cogprints: Philosophy
Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
pSearch: Customized Google Search for Philosophy
noesis: Philosophical Research Online
Episteme Links
Epistemology Research Guide
Philosophy Pages
Philosophy Dissertations Online
Philosophers' Carnival

Early Modern Texts
Philosophy on the EServer
The Internet Classics Archive
A Miniature Library of Philosophy
Bartleby: Great Books Online
Project Gutenberg
Bertrand Russell Archives

Determinism and Freedom Website
The Philosopher's Magazine
Philosophy Now
Philosopher's Imprint
Philosophy Talk
Ethics Updates
ePhilosopher: Philosophy News, Research, and Discussion
The Philosopher's Lexicon
This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics

Reading Guide for Subject Areas in Philosophy, courtesy of University College London
Ask a Philosopher
Philosophy Pathways (free monthly e-journal for general philosophy)

Technical Tools for Philosophy

Arguments are central to philosophy. One's education in philosophy will be greatly improved if one becomes familiar with some ways to think about reasoning in a rigorous fashion. With this in mind, I have a prepared a crash-course on the basics of what one needs to know in order to construct and criticize arguments:

Constructing Proofs and Refutations: A Guide for Novices and Undergraduates

The following (free) books provide useful additional instruction.

Chris Swoyer, Critical Reasoning: A User's Manual [PDF]

P.D. Magnus, forall x: An Introduction to Formal Logic [PDF]

Nuel Belnap, Notes on the Art of Logic [PDF]

Antony Eagle, Elements of Deductive Logic [PDF]

Richard Grandy and Daniel Osherson, Sentential Logic Primer [PDF]

John Pollock, Technical Methods in Philosophy (Set Theory and Predicate Logic) [PDF]

M. Randall Holmes, Elementary Set Theory with a Universal Set [PDF]

John Pollock, Subjunctive Reasoning [PDF]

Edward N. Zalta, Basic Concepts in Modal Logic [PDF]

Michael Strevens, Notes on Bayesian Confirmation Theory [PDF]