Internet links

Gateways to Philosophy Resources

Intute: Arts and Humanities - providing access to best of the Web resources. There are sections on Philosophy and History and Philosophy of Science and other sections valuable for cross disciplinary work. Each resource is selected by specialists for its academic quality and subject relevance and includes a description of the Web resource's key features
Garth Kemerling's Philosophy Pages - offer a wealth of basic information about traditional Western Philosophy.
Google Directory - Philosophy - 1000's of selected Internet resources for Philosophy which can be searched or browsed

Articles written or edited by Cristian Ducu of the University of Bucharest, including a sample from Proceedings of the International Conference "John Stuart Mill, 1806-2006" held at University of Bucharest in November 2006.

University of Bristol, Philosophy Department - home page with links to much useful information about the Department, and a 'Useful Web links' section.
British Society for the History of Philosophy provides general information on the society and its activities

The following interactive guides will help you to use the Internet effectively for research, and help you to evaluate what you find:

Internet Detective is a general guide to using and evaluating Internet materials, and also provides advice on avoiding plagiarism. For more information see general University Library advice on plagiarism , or departmental advice.
Internet Philosopher is an interactive guide specially written for philosophers, providing guidance on good Internet sources to use, and how to find and evaluate them.
Internet for History and Philosophy of Science is an interactive guide for HPS. All three of these interactive tutorials are provided by the Virtual Training Suite of Intute.

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Library video tutorials cover the Library Catalogue for print resources, and MetaLib for electronic resources : short videos for learning how to make use of these resources effectively.

Quick search on the Library homepage includes the Library Catalogue, eJournals catalogue, Google Scholar, and through the 'Articles & Databases' tab access to many other resources via MetaLib: your resource gateway.