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Use these indexes to identify articles, conference papers etc. from scholarly
sources.
Philosopher's
Index 1940-Present 
The most important source for locating periodical articles and books on
particular subjects in philosophy. It provides indexing and abstracting
for books, dissertations, and journal articles, covering material in English,
French, German, Italian, and Spanish as well as selective coverage in
other languages. It provides indexing and abstracts from books and journals
in philosophy and related fields. A major source of information in the
areas of aesthetics, epistemology, ethics, logic, and metaphysics, as
well as material on the philosophy of various disciplines.The print version
( Gen Ref, Humanities Indx Shelf, Lev 3 Z7127 .P48) includes book reviews,
while the online version does not.
Humanities
Index
This source indexes scholarly journals in the humanities, including philosophy,
since 1984. It also includes book reviews. For research prior to 1984,
see the printed version ( Marriott Library Gen Ref, Humanities Indx Shelf,
Lev 3 AI3 .S63).
The following are three text databases which include the searchable full-text
works of various philosophers.
British Philosophy 1600-1900
The British Philosophy database contains the complete texts of the following
databases: Hobbes: English Works, Locke-Berkeley-Hume, Economics: Smith
to Mill and The Utilitarians. Also included is Francis Bacon's Novum Organum
(in English and Latin), the Selby-Bigge two-volume edition of The British
Moralists (with excerpts from Butler, S. Clarke, J. Clarke, Wollaston,
Cudworth, Hutcheson, Balguy, Kames, Paley, Shaftsbury, Smith, Mandeville
and Brown). Anne Conway's The Principles of the Most Ancient and Modern
Philosophy (in English and Latin), Burkes Reflections of the Revolution
in France and Sidgwick's Outline of the History of Ethics.
Continental Rationalists
Rene Descartes, The Writings of Descartes (vols. 1 & 2), early writings;
Rules for the Direction of the mind; The World; Treatise on Man; Discourse
on the Method; Optics; Principles of Philosophy; Comments on a Certain
Broadsheet; Description of the Human Body; The Passions of the Soul; Meditations
on the First Philosophy; Objections and Replies; Letter to Father Dinet;
The Search for Truth. Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz, New Essays on Human
Understanding. Benedict de Spinoza, The Collected Works of Spinoza (Vol.
1).
Political Philosophy :
Machiavelli to Mill
Contents: Niccolo Machiavelli (The Prince in Italian and English translation);
Thomas Hobbes (De Cive, The Elements of Law, Leviathan); John Locke (Two
Treatises of Civil Government); Jean-Jacques Rousseau (0n the Social Contract,
Discourse on the Sciences and the Arts, Discourse on the Origin of Inequality,
Discourse on Political Economy); David Hume (selected essays on politics
and government) Also The Federalists Papers; Edmund Burke (Reflections
on the Revolution in France); Thomas Paine (The Rights of Man [parts 1
& 2]); Jeremy Bentham (A Fragment on Government, An Introduction to the
Principles of Morals and Legislation); John Stuart Mill (Utilitarianism,
On Liberty, The Subjection of Women, Considerations on Representative
Government, Chapters on Socialism).
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Use these catalogs to:
- Find books, government documents, audio-visual materials, manuscripts,
maps, software and electronic media.
- Find the names of periodicals libraries subscribe to, but not individual
articles within each magazine or journal.
- Search by author, title, subject, keywords, date, call number, or
ISBN/ISSN.
UNIS (help)
Lists items owned by UofU Marriott, Math, and Quinney Law Libraries and
periodicals they subscribe to. Tells where book is shelved and whether
it is checked out. Search the Eccles
Health Science Library catalog for medicine, nursing, pharmacy materials.
Worldcat
(help)
A combined catalog of over 14,000 libraries from around the world. WorldCat
lists over 40,000,000 items. You can place an interlibrary
loan request for items found in other libraries while online. The
book will be sent here.
Philosophy books are generally
classified in the B section: B Philosophy (General), BC Logic, BD Speculative
Philosophy, BH Aesthetics, BJ Ethics. Philosophy of Science books may
also be found in the Science section. Analogously for other "philosophy
of ...." books
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Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy
This is the first new encyclopedia in the field in thirty years. It features
the latest research by experts in the fields on the tradional themes and
new developments. The major coverage is in the Anglo-American tradition
although there is extensive coverage of the philosophy of other cultures.
Signed articles include bibliographies. Ten volumes. Location: Marriott
Library General Reference, Level 3, B51 .R68 1998
Encyclopedia of Philosophy
This encyclopedia dates from 1967 and contains articles by distinguished
scholars on important philosophical concepts and theories, and philosophers.
Its scope is international and historical, including ancient, medieval,
and modern philosophy, Eastern philosophy, as well as fields which have
influenced and inspired philosophical discourse. The signed articles contain
bibliographies. Eight volumes. Location: Marriott Library General Reference,
Level 3, B41 .E5
Encyclopedia of Philosophy Supplement
This is a supplement to the previously mentioned Encyclopedia of Philosophy
intended to update thirty years of developments in philosophy since 1967.
It contains a summary of developments in the major fields of philosophy,
as well as newer fields such as feminist philosophy and bioethics. There
is a useful table of contents on page xxix. Location:Marriott Library
General Reference, Level 3, B41 .E5 1996
Blackwell Philosopher Dictionaries
This series in dictionary format contains words central to the works of
individual philosophers. Current holdings include dictionaries for Descartes,
Hegel, Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, and Wittgenstein. For call numbers check
UNIS under title "Blackwell Philosopher Dictionaries".
Oxford Companion to Philosophy and Cambridge Dictionary
of Philosophy
Many eminent philosophers have contributed to these dictionaries. While
the coverage emphasizes contemporary Anglo-American philosophy, most major
philosophical schools and philosophers are included. They provide substantive
definitions of philosophical terms, as well as entries on non-living philosophers.
No bibliographic information is provided. Locations: OCP: Marriott Library
General Reference, Level 3, B51 .O94 1995; CDP:Marriott Library General
Reference, Level 3, B41 .C35 1995.
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
This is an online, full-text encyclopedia developed by Stanford University.
Well-known contributors have been asked to submit articles in their areas
of expertise. The database is searchable by keyword and one can browse
through an alphabetical list of subjects covered. All articles contain
bibliographies and their are links in the articles and bibliographies.
Though this endeavor holds great promise in that the contributors will
be able to update their articles and bibliographies with the new developments
in their fields, it remains very incomplete.
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
This encyclopedia includes many topics not yet covered by the Stanford
site, and though the entries are more elemental than the Stanford site,
they are suitable for undergraduates and laypeople.
Hippias:Limited Area Search
of Philosophy on the Internet
This is an online search across eight metasites, and is maintained by
professional philosophers. Browsing is not available but if you want to
perform a search, this is the place to start.
MIT Encyclopedia of the Cognitive
Science
This searchable interdisciplinary database provides articles by leading
researchers in the field of Cognitve Science. Articles in the "Philosophy"
area cover classical topics to the latest research. Good Bibliographies.
Guide to Philosophy
on the Internet
This site is a comprehensive, browsable guide to philosophy material on
the Internet. The table of contents contain 16 categories which lead to
lists of links on almost every philosophical topic.
EpistemeLinks.com
This site includes thousands of sorted links to philosophy on the internet.
Voice of the Shuttle-
Philosophy Page
Basically a very large list of Philosophy topic links.
There are many sites devoted to individual philosophers. As an example,
Kant on the Web
is a list of links to resources about Kant, including biographies, teaching/lecture
notes, online reference, and texts. Read Norman Kemp Smith's 1929 version
of the _Critique of Pure Reason_ online!
Suggest
a Web Link
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