Other Philosophers
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Other Philosophy sites

Information about other philosophers

• The Pensées, by Blaise Pascal. Pascal's Pensées (1660) is one of the most provocative and inspirational of classics.

Other Philosophy websites

• Seattle University's Philosophy Department has a Page of Interesting Philosophy Stuff
  
• The Stanford Online Encyclopedia of Philosophy, though still incomplete, can be a useful reference source for basic information related to philosophy and philosophers
  
• The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
  
• A listing of various philosophy resources on the web
  
• More philosophy resources on the web
  
• The current number of The Philosophers' Magazine on the web can be viewed here
  
• A list of various philosophical dictionaries and glossaries

Websites

• An excellent site on the classical American philosopher William James, one my favorite philosophers and human beings.
  
• An excellent site on Friedrich Nietzsche, The Nietzsche Page at USC provides links to a wide variety of resources on Nietzsche and online editions of his writings. For example, for one of Nietzsche's writings about Socrates, see his chapter in Twilight of the Idols.
  
• Many of the Greek and Roman classics are available on the web at The Internet Classics Archive, and the text of these works can be searched by keywords.
  
• The Philosophers Page provides links to information about a variety of philosophers and links to some of their works available online.
  
• Philosophical classics in html provides links to a few works of Aristotle, René Descartes, Gottfried Leibnitz, John Locke, Bishop George Berkeley, David Hume and Immanuel Kant.
  
• Into the Wardrobe is an excellent site on the writings and ideas of C S Lewis, author of The Screwtape Letters, Perelandra, and the Aslan stories
  
• A link to Tolstoy's A Confession and online versions of several of his other works
  
• Kierkegaard on the Internet is an excellent site devoted to the life and works or Soren Kierkegaard
  
• Epictetus is one of the most insightful of the Greek stoics, and one of the simplest to read. His classic little handbook, The Enchiridion, can be found here
  
• Online versions of the works of many great authors can be found at the Great Books Homepage