Electronic Resources for Philosophers
STAR reading lists
The STAR reading lists provide direct links to electronically available texts on your course reading lists.
Guidelines on writing a philosophy paper, by James Pryor
General and academic writing skills
Encyclopaedias
The best encyclopaedias to consult are:
The Routledge Encyclopaedia of Philosophy and
The Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy
E Journals - Find it @ Sheffield
The library subscribes to a large number of major philosophy journals that are available electronically.
E Books
The Library subscribes to a number of books that are available electronically
Internet Resources for Philosophers
Information found on the Web is not always of a good academic standard. The Library provides good 'quality-assured' links to information suitable for academic use in philosophy.
The Philosopher's Index
The Philosopher's Index is an index of books, articles and reviews in philosophy published since 1940. You can search by author, title, or subject.
E-Works from the Library
The University Library has purchased a number of electronic texts of major philosophical writings. These are available to University students online. You can access them from any computer that is part of the University system. Just follow the links below.
Complete works of Aristotle in English
Selected writings of Descartes, Spinoza and Leibniz
Complete works of Rene Descartes. In Latin and French
Full text of John Dewey's works
Translations of major works of G.W.F. Hegel
Kant: Full text of selected works
Kierkegaard: journals and papers
Nietzsche: Full text of selected works
Collected papers of Charles Sanders Pierce