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• - Links to a diverse set of articles, sorted alphabetically. From the distance learning program at Sheffield University.
  
• - Comprehensive index of philosophy-related links.
  
• - An index of pages related to academic philosophy departments, instructional tools, online papers, software, journals and publications, personal homepages, organizations, and historical references. Maintained by the University of Kansas.
  
• - Guide to philosophy links and lists from Liverpool University. Includes employment and conference listings.
  
• - Guide to internet research on philosophy.
  
• - Multilingual directory of links to philosophy sites on the internet by Dieter Köhler.
  
• - A list of links to formal and personal philosophy pages from Duane Bristow.
  
• - Collection of links to resources on intercultural philosophy, including projects, institutions, lexicons, mailing lists, bibliographies, and journals.
  
• - A regularly updated collection of online philosophy resources by Peter Suber of Earlham College.
  
• - A search engine which indexes on-line papers.
  
• - Philosophy resources, categorised by topic and type of resource, from SOSIG, a UK Academic Community resource.
  
• - Links in areas including aesthetics, determinism, epistemology, existentialism, objectivism, pantheism.
  
• - Guide to high-quality philosophy resources on the web, maintained by David Thunder at the University of Notre Dame.
  
• - Range of resources, including research tools, articles, interviews, news, polls, discussion boards, and information for students.
  
• - Links to philosophy resources from the Walter W. Stuiern Library at Cal State Bakersfield.
  
• - Includes links to directories, bibliographies, FAQs gophers, journals and societies, projects, and software.
  
• - Philosophy directory with links to image galleries, online guides and dictionaries, and online texts.
  
• - Directories of philosophy journals, philosophy related catalogs of scientific search engines, additional relevant starting points and sites of special interest.
  
• - Guide and a gateway to philosophy resources on the Internet, by Dr Peter J. King, University of Oxford.
  
• - Links to sites about philosophers and philosophy.
  
• - Aids to the study of philosophy, including study guide, dictionary, timeline, discussion of major philosophers, and links to e-texts.
  
• - Features many annotated links, test resources and community resources for students and teachers.
  
• - Regularly updated index to philosophy resources, by Dey Alexander.