Philosophy, Theory, and Education

• APA (American Philosophical Association) 
• Australasian Philosophy Network 
• BEARS in Moral and Political Philosophy 
• Center for Dewey Studies 
• Christopher Planeaux's Athens "Cyberspace devoted to the study of Classical Athens."
• Colin Allen's Logic Daemon 
• Construction of Identity in Personal Home Pages on the World-Wide Web Critical/Cultural/Cyber Theory Syllabus
• Critical Theory & Postmodern Thought Resources 
• Cultural Studies & Media Culture Douglas Kellner's Class Web Site
• Current Problems in Education, Society, and Technology 
• Cyberspace, Virtual Reality, and Critical Theory 
• David Shenk's smog-free home page 
• Democracy and Education by John Dewey (Book)
• Dictionary of Philosophical Terms and Names This is a concise guide to technical terms and personal names oftenencountered in the study of philosophy. What you will find herenaturally reflects my own philosophical interests and convictions, buteverything is meant to be clear, accurate, and fair, a reliable source ofinformation on Western philosophy for a broad audience.
• Dictionary of Philosophy of Mind 
• Difference Engine Critical/Cultural/Cyber Theory Syllabus
• Discovery System, The 
• Douglas W. Portmore on the WWW 
• Education and Philosophy Douglas Kellner's Class Web Site
• Education, Technology and Society Douglas Kellner's Class Web Site
• Educational Theory 
• Electrifying the Renaissance: Theory Archive Critical/Cultural/Cyber Theory Syllabus
• Electronic Journal of Analytic Philosophy 
• Episteme Links: Philosophy Resources on the Internet 
• Ethics Center for Engineering & Science 
• Everything Postmodern 
• Everything You Need To Know About Contemporary Philosophy 
• Everything You Need To Know About the History of Philosophy 
• Far Western PES 
• Foucault: The Legacy A collection of papers which were originally presented at a conference at the Australian beach resort of Surfers Paradise. This volume is a monument to Foucault Studies: a definite must for all those interested in the application of Foucauldian thought! Edited by Clare O'Farrell and published in Brisbane by Queensland University of Technology, it is 802 pages long with 73 articles applying Foucault's work across a wide range of professional and theoretical disciplines. The introduction includes text and notes from a previously unpublished interview with Foucault. The book also contains photographs and illustrations. This site also contains links to other websites on Foucault and provides information about authors interested in various aspects of Foucault's work.
• George P. Landow's Home Page 
• Gregory Ulmer 
• Guide to Philosophy on the Internet This site is maintained by Peter Suber, professor of philosophy at Earlhan College. It includes sections on electronic texts, listservs, online journals, and bibliographies. Users can find links to professional associations and societies, as well as to a list of major philosophers and philosophies. Users can also take advantage of Hippias, a tool that allows searches to be done of philosophy resources.
• HIPPIAS: Limited Area Search of Philosophy on the Internet Hippias is a peer-reviewed search engine that provides access to philosophy-related resources on the World-Wide Web. Quality is controlled by a system of hyperlinked internet sites which are managed by qualified professionals who serve as the associate editors of the project.
• History of Western Philosophy from 1492-1776 
• Hyper-Weirdness by World Wide Web: Philosophy "This is the initial, still-under-construction hypertext version of Mitchell Porter's acclaimed High Weirdness by E-Mail. It is based on version 2.2 of HWbEM, and is designed to be used with the World Wide Web. (Well, you knew that.) It provides direct links to the files, ftp sites, gophers and hypertext pages Mitchell lists."
• Illuminations: The Critical Theory Web Site Illuminations: The Critical Theory Website is a WWW research resource for those interested in the Critical Theory project. Firmly based in Frankfurt School thought, this site maintains a collection of articles, excerpts, and chapters from many contemporary writers of and about Critical Theory. Additional submissions from graduate students and others are also available, as are links to other websites and related sources.
• International Network of Philosophers of Education 
• Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy 
• Internet Services for Philosphers 
• Interview with Bruno Latour, An 
• James Pryor's "Guidelines on Writing a Philosophy Paper" 
• Johns Hopkins Philosophy Resources 
• Marxists Internet Archive, The 
• Michael Joyce 
• Midwest PES Philosophy of Education Journals & Other Publications World-Wide 
• Midwest Philosophy of Education Society 
• No Dogs or Philosophers Allowed 
• NOEMA: The Collaborative Bibliography of Women in Philosophy NOEMA: The Collaborative Bibliography of Women in Philosophy is a project in collaborative scholarship with a database now containing over 16,000 records representing the work of over 5,000 women. It evolved out of a small bibliography begun early in 1995. This project was posted in June of 1995 in order to take advantage of possibilities inherent in the World Wide Web to do some sorts of academic work more effectively than can be done in other media.
• Online Theory 
• Paper Writing Strategies for Introductory Philosophy Courses 
• Perseus Project 
• Philosopher's Index 
• Philosophers' Gallery A collection of philosophers' portraits with other links.
• Philosophical Lexicon, The 
• Philosophical Writing: An Annotated Bibliography 
• Philosophy and Practice in Contemporary Education 
• Philosophy Archives, The A collection of links to online texts.
• Philosophy for Children on the World Wide Web 
• Philosophy in Cyberspace 
• Philosophy Index 
• Philosophy News Service 
• Philosophy News Service List PNS-List, the Philosophy News Service List, is a moderated e-mailing list for sharing and learning the latest philosophy news and announcements from around the world.
• Philosophy Now Magazine 
• Philosophy of Education Society 
• Philosophy of Education Society Yearbook 
• Philosophy on the Web 
• Philosophy Virtual Library 
• Postmodern Theory by Best and Kellner 
• Postmodern Thought Critical/Cultural/Cyber Theory Syllabus
• RouteICS The site formerly known as DeweyWeb
• Routledge Philosophy Resources 
• Sandy Stone's Home Page 
• Sarah Zupko's Cultural Studies Center 
• Scholarly Societies in Philosophy 
• Sean's One-Stop Philosophy Shop 
• Sherry Turkle's Home Page 
• Skeptic's Dictionary: A Guide for the New Millennium Over 325 skeptical definitions and essays on occult, paranormal,supernatural and pseudoscientific ideas and practices with references to the best skeptical literature.
• So You Want to Pass Your First Philosophy Course? 
• Some Favorite Quotations from John Dewey 
• SOSIG Philosophy Resources 
• Spoon Collective 
• Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy 
• Stevan Harnad in Interactive Publication 
• Stuart Moulthrop's Web Site 
• Tree of Philosophy, The A course of introductory lectures for beginning students of philosophy.
• University of British Columbia Philosophy Course Supplements 
• University of Chicago Philosophy Project 
• Voice of Shuttle: Literary Theory Critical/Cultural/Cyber Theory Syllabus
• Voice of the Shuttle, Web Page for Humanities Research 
• Voice of the Shuttle: General theory resources 
• Voice of the Shuttle: Philosophy resources 
• Why Study Philosophy? by A.D. Irvine 
• Wittgenstein Archives, The 
• World Wide Web Philosophy Resources 
• Writing a Philosophical Essay by Ronald de Sousa 
• Zeno's Coffeehouse