PHRE Internet Resources

PHRE-Affiliated Campus Organizations

Pickler Memorial Library’s Philosophy/Religion Reference Page
This page includes the absolutely, positively, 100%, no-doubt-about-it invaluable Philosopher’s Index, the giant search engine for bibliographic info on just about every philosophy book and article written in the last 50+ years. Check it out!
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
One of the premier, open-access compendia of philosophy on the Internet, the Stanford Encyclopedia features peer-reviewed survey articles on various topics in philosophy, authored by specialists well-regarded in the sub-areas of philosophy on which they write.
JSTOR
Another absolutely great resource– it contains the texts of articles in major scholarly journals (including many philosophy and religion ones).
Philpapers
The world’s best search engine for online (and frequently cutting-edge) research in philosophy
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Another peer-reviewed compendium of philosophy
Erratic Impact
Another good general resource page for philosophy links
The Philosophers’ Magazine Online
Online version of an interesting magazine about recent developments in philosophy

American Philosophical Association
Website of the largest professional organization for philosophy in the United States
Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy
A professional organization devoted to supporting philosophy inspired by continental European traditions

David Chalmers’ Site O’ Links
This site, created by a renowned philosopher of mind at the Australian National University, is a real treasure chest for students interested in the study of consciousness and the philosophy of mind.

The Epistemology Page
A very detailed bibliography of all things related to the study of knowledge and reasonable belief, by esteemed Yale philosopher Keith DeRose

Lloyd Pflueger’s Amazingly Comprehensive Page of Religious Studies Links
This page of links from Dr. Pflueger is a “must-click” for those interested in Eastern Religions, as well as for the general Religious Studies student. Also see his course web page.