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Useful Resources for Philosophy Students

• Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

• Philpapers

Guides to Philosophical Writing

• A Brief Guide to Writing the Philosopher Paper (by Simon Rippon)

• A Guide to Philosophical Writing (by Elijah Chudnoff)

• Writing a Philosopher Paper (by Peter Horban)

• The Four-Sentence Paper: Abstract (by Dennis Earl)

Useful Resources for History of Philosophy

• Plato's Works [Wikisource]

• Aristotle's Works [Wikisource]

• Stobaeus, The Online Books Page [edited by John Mark Ockerbloom]

• Classical Latin Texts [A Resource Prepared by The Packard Humanities Institute]

• Digital Vatican Library

• Répertoire des sources philosophiques antiques

• Corpus Grammaticorum Latinorum [texts by Latin Grammarians]

• Corpus Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum [works of late-antique Latin Christian writers]

• Augustine: Opera Omnia [Augustine's works in Latin, PL edition]

• Digital Corpus for Graeco-Arabic Studies

• Medieval Philosophy Digital Resources [maintained by Jean-Luc Solère]

• Corpus Corporum [Latin texts]

  • philosophy

  • Aristotle's Physics

  • theology

  • Latin grammarians

• La Bibliothèque de Photius

• Arabic and Latin Glossary, edited by Dag Hasse

• Arabic and Latin Corpus (edited by Dag Hasse, with Jon Bornholdt, Andreas Büttner & Irina Galynina)

  • includes texts in Arabic and Latin by Avicenna (Ibn Sina), Al-Kindi, and several others

• Corpus Scriptorum Latinorum [maintained by David Camden and a Forum Romanum resource]

• Aquinas in English & Latin [a very valuable resource, provided by the Aquinas Institute]

• Corpus Thomisticum [Aquinas's works in Latin; also: bibliography, lexicon, and other resources], maintained by the Universidad de Navarra

• Aquinas's Works in English & Latin, previously maintained by the Dominican House of Studies

• Thomas Aquinas in English, maintained by Thérèse Bonin

• New English Translation of Aquinas's Summa Theologiae, by Alfred Freddoso

• Provisionalia: Index Librorum Scholasticorum [a valuable collection of scholastic texts maintained by Robert Pasnau]

• Scholarly Resources [a valuable collection of Latin philosophical texts maintained by Peter King]

• The Scholastic Commentaries and Texts Archive

• Henry of Ghent [excellent resources on Henry of Ghent, including his works, manuscripts, and a bibliography maintained by Scott Williams]

• The Peter Auriol Homepage (maintained by Russell Friedman & Florian Wöller) [excellent resources with numerous works by Peter Auriol]

• Peter Auriol, The Electronic Scriptum [from the above website]

• Duns Scotus bibliography (maintained by Tobias Hoffman)

• Francisco Suárez [Suarez's works in Latin and in translation, maintained by Synder Penner (this excellent site also provides links to the works of other scholastic philosophers)]

• Corpus Descartes [a collection of many of Descartes' texts]

• Adam-Tannery edition of Descartes @ WikiSource

• David Hume [a collection of Hume's texts and some additional resources], maintained by Amyas Merivale and Peter Millican

• Modern Philosophy [a collection of translations, from Galileo to Kant maintained by David Banach]

• Early Modern Texts [a valuable collection of Early Modern texts, adapted for accessibility; useful for students maintained by Jonathan Bennet]

• Writings of C. D. Broad [a valuable bibliography]

• C.D. Broad: a bibliography [a valuable collection with links to many of Broad's writings, maintained by Pablo Stafforini]

• Papers by David K. Lewis [a resource maintained by Andrew M. Bailey]

• Papers by David Kaplan [a resouce maintained by Andrew M. Bailey]