61. TAMIU Killam Library: Philosophy & Religious Resources Points users to over one thousand publications where biographies can be found . Dictionary of/Historical Dictionary of Country/Area/Topic specific http://library.tamiu.edu/dbases/subjects/phil.htm

Key Links Rio Online Catalog Databases by Title Periodicals Search Periodicals List ... Web Resources Full-Text Databases TOP OF PAGE Nearly 250 full-text articles cover topics in world religions, major denominations, biblical studies, religious history, epistemology, political philosophy, philosophy of language, moral philosophy and the history of philosophy. Psychology and Behavioral Science Collection Academic Search Premier Citation / Abstract Databases TOP OF PAGE ArticleFirst (Link goes to main list, please select from there) Includes bibliographic citations from over 12,600 magazines and serials, covering science, technology, medicine, social science, business, the humanities and popular culture from 1990 to the present. Look here for biographical information on people from all time periods, geographical locations, and fields of study. Find biographies on authors, scientists, sports professionals, actors and many more. Points users to over one thousand publications where biographies can be found. Look up information on everyone from Alexander Hamilton to Emilio Zapata. Electronic Collections Online (Link goes to main list, please select from there)

62. USM Libraries: Research: Subject Guides: Biographical Information Biographical Dictionary of Twentieth Century philosophers Internet PublicLibrary/biographies Excellent compendium of biographical resources on the http://library.usm.maine.edu/research/researchguides/biographical.html

usm home a-z index contacts help search Search the Catalog Search by Keyword Search by Title Search by Author Search by Subject HOME Research Subject Guides > Biographical Information Introduction Reference Sources Internet Resources Citation Styles Contact Information For further research assistance, please contact the Reference Department at Portland (780-4272), Gorham (780-5344), or Lewiston (753-6540), or use our online Ask A Librarian service. Introduction Finding Books In order to find books, journal titles, videos, government documents and other materials held in the University of Maine System you will need to consult URSUS , the online catalog. Because journal article citations are not individually included in URSUS , you will need to use a discipline-specific index to find this information (see Resources by Subject If you do not know the exact subject heading describing the topic you need, try doing a keyword search using other word/s related to that topic and then click on the subject heading links found within the relevant records to find additional, useful resources. The Library of Congress provides a breakdown of the call number classification scheme . Click on any of the listed subcategories to see more detail. Broad subject headings such as American Literature, Art, History etc may be narrowed by adding a geographic location such as United States, New England, Maine.

63. Philosophy 101: Resources For many of the major philosophers, Mr. Kemerling provides a brief discussion Use specific sections for just in time learning, or review the entire site http://www.sonoma.edu/users/s/swijtink/teaching/philosophy_101/resources.htm

Sonoma State University Philosophy 101: Critical Thinking Resources Critical Thinking Community: CThink http://www.sonoma.edu/CThink/ Dictionary of Philosophical Terms and Names http://www.philosophypages.com/dy/ A New Invention Theory: The Four Invention Methodologies And Logical Analysis As An Invention/Innovation Tool SC Innovation http://sc-innovation.com/ Stephen Cheng The secret of Thomas Edison, the Wright brothers and many great inventors has been uncovered. Their methodology is called logical analysis. I shall demonstrate that this same methodology may be applied in helping us solve one of our more serious problem, such as "why are identical twins alike?". The reader will have three practical problem solving exercises to practise what he/she has learned. Every creativity book says you do not need to possess high level of academic knowledge in order to make an important discovery. Today we can demonstrate how this is done. http://www.niac.usra.edu/

64. Philosophy Research Guide specific subjects covered include theories of ethics, ethical concepts, biographies. To locate biographical information about a philosopher in the http://lib.tcu.edu/resguides/resguide.asp?ID=10

65. Philosophy - Philosophical Thinking Philosophical thinking, disciplines, philosophers and philosophy issues. look over a philosophy timeline, brief biographies of nearly 50 philosophers, http://www.buzzle.com/chapters/philosophy-and-religion_philosophical-thinking-an

Home Web Directory What's the Buzz? Escape Hatch ... Free Email Saturday, September 24, 2005 10:47:23 PM DIRECTORY Chapter Quicklink What's the Buzz Escape Hatch: Open Mic Philosophy scholars of all kinds will want to utilize the World Wide Web to locate a broad range of pertinent resources. Most philosophy sites feature links to a broad range of important texts and documents written by such authorities as Hume, Kant, Marx, Plato, Engels, Nietzsche, and Aristotle. Some of these sites also provide links to data on philosophers and philosophy issues, events, journals, authorities, organizations, and academic departments. There are also sites that focus on philosophy in such areas of the world as Australia and the United Kingdom. This section features various online resources on philosophy and related disciplines. Al-Kindi Al-Kindi defined Philosophy as 'the establishment of what is true and right' and believed that the pursuit of philosophy... Objectivism and Everything else The study of Objectivism as a philosophy began when it came into prominnence with the Ayn Rand novels. A fascinating... Philosophy of Art - Art of Philosophy The Philosophy of Art and the Art of Philosophy. Art Pictures and Quotes from Botticelli, Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Titian,...

66. Philosophy, UM Libraries Subject headings may be used to search for general of specific reference books . biographies See the general reference works on philosophy, and also http://www.lib.umd.edu/MCK/GUIDES/philguide.html

Guides to Info. Resources Philosophy SCOPE: This guide is designed to help you do research in Philosophy at the University of Maryland Libraries. In many instances, it will also be helpful for doing research in other libraries and in other fields. For special assistance, you may email Alan Mattlage , the UM Libraries' philosophy specialist or call him at 301-314-1320. Table of Contents Finding Books and Journals (Locally owned) Finding Journal Articles (Indexes and Bibliographies) Interlibary Loan Guide to the Literature Reference Works Humanities Indexes and Bibliographies ... Introductions Finding Books and Journals Use the Libraries' Catalog to search for books and serials. Journals are also referred to as "magazines," "serials," and "periodicals." The Catalog will give you access to cataloging records for materials at the UM College Park campus and at other campuses in the University System of Maryland. Library patrons may have books delivered to College Park by placing a "hold" on the book. There are three important ways to do research on a particular subject in the Catalog.

67. Databases & E-Journals: Philosophy: Subject Guides: MIT Libraries Contains bibliographies, biographies and essays by and about women scholars large philosophy sites and to specific subject subsections of those sites. http://libraries.mit.edu/guides/subjects/philosophy/

Philosophy Databases Philosophy E-Journals The links above will connect to the Vera database of MIT's electronic resources. Preprints and Working Papers MIT Philosophy Department Theresa Tobin Humanities Librarian tat@mit.edu MIT Subject Guides Philosophy Selected Web Resources American Philosophical Association The web site of the main professional organization for philosophers in the United States. Dictionary of philosophical terms and names 1000 entires cover the terms and names undergraduates are likely to encounter when studying philosophy. Created by Garth Kemerling from the University of Iowa. EpistemeLinks.com A comprehensive general site maintained by computer software developer Thomas Ryan Stone, philosophy alumni of Rochester University and Ohio State University. Links to The Paideia Project of the 20th World Congress of Philosophy.

68. Philosophy 102: Ethics: Dr. Achim Koeddermann Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy (link on the Milne Library home page Like the index in the back of a book that helps you locate specific content http://www.oneonta.edu/library/courses/spring2004/phil102.html

Philosophy 102 Ethics Professor Köddermann Research Resources, Milne Library, SUNY College at Oneonta, Spring 2004 Steps in writing a paper Selected reference books Finding books Finding articles ... Plagiarism Steps in writing a paper: Overview Select a topic. (This can be challenging. If your topic is too narrow, you will have difficulty finding enough information; if it is too broad, you will be swamped with information) Background information can often be found in encyclopedias, dictionaries, and other reference works . If you decide to use the information, don't forget to cite it in proper fashion. Remember to paraphrase, use your own language, and don't replace your arguments with quotations. Find books (Books often treat a topic more comprehensively than journal articles. Books can be a good place to find an overview of a topic. References to additional articles and books can often be found in a bibliography at the end of a chapter.) Your paper qualifies as a research paper if it includes at least one primary and one secondary source in book form. Find articles (Journal articles usually have the most up to date information on a topic. Since journal articles are often more focused than books, they may provide more specific information than books. References to additional articles and books can often be found in a bibliography at the end of an article.) Remember to demonstrate the level of your research by quoting from refereed journals.

69. Famous Astronomers listed here are limited to those specific to astronomy and astrophysics.Thales (624547 BC, Ionian) was a Greek philosopher who traveled widely in http://physics.unr.edu/grad/welser/astro/astronomers.html

Famous Astronomers Astronomers are listed chronologically. To find more information about these scientists, please visit Famous Astronomers and Astrophysicists and click on that page's links. Many of the astronomers on this page were also physicists, mathematicians, and philosophers, but their contributions listed here are limited to those specific to astronomy and astrophysics. Thales (624-547 B.C., Ionian) was a Greek philosopher who traveled widely in Mesopotamia and Egypt, and brought astronomical records from these cultures back to Greece. He believed that the Earth is a disk floating on an endless ocean. Legend has it that he correctly predicted a solar eclipse in the year 585 B.C. Anaximander (611-547 B.C., Ionian) was a Greek philosopher who made the first detailed maps of the Earth and the sky. He knew that the Earth was round, and believed that it was free-floating and unsupported. He measured its circumference, and was the first to put forward the idea that celestial bodies make full circles in their orbits. One of his greatest contributions was the fact that he was the first to conceptualize space as having depth. Pythagoras (569-475 B.C., Ionian)

70. Renaissance Philosophy This site gives a brief biography of Copernicus and of his discoveries and This site is useful for the student who needs specific information on http://www.providence.edu/dwc/renphil.htm

Renaissance Philosophy The Art of Renaissance Science Location: http://www.crs4.it/Ars/arshtml/arstoc.html This site is "devoted to the genius of Galileo and the relation between his role in the Scientific Revolution and the equally remarkable achievements of Renaissance artists." It is a detailed account of the life and times of Galileo and other Renaissance artists active in the Scientific Revolution, such as Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo, Descartes, Newton, Leibniz etc. Christy Paiva The Copernican System Location: http://es.rice.edu:80/ES/humsoc/Galileo/Things/copernican_system.html This site discusses in detail not only Copernicus' system but his life and how he came to formulate his theory. Copernicus lived from 1473-1543; he spent his life as a physician, lawyer, and church administrator. Copernicus' book which caused all the controversy was his De Revolutionibus and it was only the first 11 chapters in this book which said anything controversial. Copernicus stated that the Sun was the center of the universe and the Earth had a triple motion around the center. He also explained the retrograde motion of the planets and settled the order of the planets. The heliocentric theory was rejected by almost everyone, but the book was widely admired.Later astronomers used the book to base their own theories on and as a result Copernicus gained many followers. the site then goes on to explain exactly what the heliocentric theory is and the minor details Copernicus worked out.

71. Book Review - Ancient Philosophy: A New History Of Western Philosophy, By Anthon For many, philosophy is an esoteric subject only studied in the ivory towers of Islam FAQ Muslim Beliefsseven deadly sinsPhilosophy FAQ biographies of http://atheism.about.com/od/bookreviews/fr/AncientPhilos.htm

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72. CogSci Links An annotated bibliography of recent work in philosophy of mind, philosophy ofcognitive science, biographies of Major Contributors to Cognitive Science http://www.sfu.ca/cognitive-science/links-c.htm

Cognitive Science Links Back to CogSci Main Page Reference Materials CogSci Programs Elsewhere Miscellaneous Reference Materials CORA: Computer Science Research Paper Search Engine http://cora.whizbang.com/ A specialized search engine with access to over 50,000 computer science related research papers, including AI and human/computer interaction. Cognitive Science Dictionary http://matrix.psych.ualberta.ca/~mike/Pearl_Street/Dictionary/search.html A dictionary of basic cognitive science concepts from the University of Alberta. Includes an index and a search option. The Natural Language Processing Dictionary http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~billw/nlpdict.html A dictionary of basic NLP concepts. Also provides links to other related dictionaries. Stanford Encylopedia of Philsophy http://plato.stanford.edu/contents.html A dynamic enclopedia of philosophical terms and ideas actively maintained and kept up to date by experts in the field. The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy http://www.utm.edu/research/iep/

73. Student Biographies My research interest is to explore the philosophy and methodology of specificsubjectivities particularly the genres of biography and portraiture . http://www.dartington.ac.uk/research/studentbiogs.asp

You are here: KW_breadcrumbs("Home",">",0,1,"index.asp",3,4) Home About the College Subject Fields Choreography ... DCA Webmail Research Student Biographies Pauline Amos Mphil/PhD (Visual Performance) Self, self, self that's all you think about..: self as research subject, embodiment of self. The creative process of 'being'. Documenting the performance of being me (a female). Performance art, video, installation. Angus Balbernie MPhil/PhD (Theatre) Is it possible to consider a "unified theory" of physical composition?....through the...Multi-levelled intelligences and systems of the body, as generators, explorers and organisers of compositional material. The bridging of kinetics and behaviour. How core, dialogue and extended "information" is considered in relation to personal, exchanged and social contexts. How this informs the making of both dance and theatre "languages". James Barber Mphil/PhD (Interdisciplinary) Visual Artist working with installation and new media. Research Interests: I am interested in the relationship between perception and conception as an interface with consciousness. The 'accuracy/inaccuracy' of experience, the various ways of 'mapping' experience within the framework of installation.

74. Almanacs, Biographies & Encyclopedias : Databases & E-Resources (Library Of Cong Search for biographical information, sketches, and full biographies of famous and The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy (IEP) contains a collection of http://www.loc.gov/rr/ElectronicResources/subjects.php?subjectID=1

75. BUBL LINK: Women In History Resource type document index; biographies of Women Mathematicians Notes and brief Author Suber, Peter, Earlham College Department of Philosophy http://bubl.ac.uk/link/w/womeninhistory.htm

BUBL LINK Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus Countries ... Z Women in history Titles Descriptions About.com: Women's History American Women's History: A Research Guide Biographies of Women Mathematicians Composers ... WWWomen Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk About.com: Women's History Offers original articles and features about women's history, plus annotated links to selected relevant Internet resources, compiled by a subject specialist, a subject-specific bulletin board, and details of related news and events. Topics include art and artists, aviation, inventors, literature, medicine, museums and collections, music, Native American women, photography, politics, religion, science and technology, slavery, sport, suffrage and women during wartime and in military organisations. Author: About.com Subjects: women in history DeweyClass: Resource type: forum, index, news American Women's History: A Research Guide Citations of print and online reference materials for women's history. Author: Middleton, Ken Subjects: women in history DeweyClass: Resource type: document index Biographies of Women Mathematicians Notes and brief biographies of women in the field of mathematics from the first century until the present day.

76. POWERWEB: Philosophy The Philosophy Pages Plato This Web site provides a biography and many links to McGrawHill brings you customized, discipline-specific collections of http://www.dushkin.com/catalog/0072454652.mhtml?SECTION=RELATED&links=0072454652

77. Life Traces: Case 1 Even philosophers who find Fichte’s thought worthless tend to share his contempt for It’s not that they hate biography. My editor assures me that http://www.nhc.rtp.nc.us:8080/biography/Lavopa_1.htm

The Biographer and the Philosopher Anthony La Vopa Department of History North Carolina State University Introduction A while back - I’m too embarrassed to tell you how long ago this all started - I decided to undertake a biography of the German philosopher Johann Gottlieb Fichte (1762-1814). It would have been perfectly normal, I suppose, to begin the work with some hesitation. I faced a formidable task. But “hesitation” doesn’t quite capture my state of mind. The fact is, I was nagged by anxiety – and I’ve never really shaken it. I knew I couldn’t expect much sympathy from other biographers. After all, I had an open field – the last major biography of Fichte appeared in 1922 – and, if only because I had been foolish enough to choose such a forbidding subject, I had little reason to fear competition. Most of the grueling detective work that biography usually entails had been done for me. Since 1962 twenty-nine volumes of the Complete Works I had another enviable advantage. My subject was clearly significant enough to be worth the trouble. From the 1780s, under the impact of Immanuel Kant’s great

78. Philosophy Resources -- Arts & Sciences Libraries, UB Libraries This site contains links to general and fieldspecific philosophy web pages, Biography/Bibliography. NOEMA The Collaborative Bibliography of Women in http://ublib.buffalo.edu/libraries/asl/guides/philosophy.html

Philosophy Resources The following is a guide to resources for research in philosophy, including useful sources (print and CD-ROM) in Lockwood's reference area, an overview of appropriate databases and full-text journal collections, and carefully evaluated Internet sites. Contents: Print Resources CD-ROM Resources Philosophy Resources in the Libraries Internet Resources Print Resources General Research Philosophy - A Guide to the Reference Literature LML REF B 72 B97 1997 This source provides an overview of all types of philosophy-related reference works, including bibliographies for specific philosophers. Indexes and Abstracts The Philosopher's Index Online Resources - BISON (UB Patrons only) LML REF B 1 P4 (Shelved in Index Area) Citations to many philosophy articles are provided, indexed separately by author, subject, and book review. The Author Index includes abstracts. Note: This resource is also available on CD-ROM in Lockwood Library's Reference Area. Dictionaries and Encyclopedias Encyclopedia of Philosophy LML REF B 41 E5 1972 This encyclopedia is somewhat dated, but it is nonetheless an excellent companion to the Routledge encyclopedia. This should be the first choice for general biographical research, since it contains a wider range of biographical entries than the Routledge.

79. Reinert/Alumni Memorial Library: English 150 Course Guide More than 200 periodicals in philosophy/theology are indexed as well as many A master index to biographies listed in more than 350 biographical sources. http://reinert.creighton.edu/resources/suguides/courses/english150.htm

Find Books Find Articles Find More Library Services ... For Specific Courses English 150 / Expository Writing / Speeches ENCYCLOPEDIAS: GENERAL AND SUBJECT SPECIFIC General encyclopedias are located in the first aisle of the reference collection with call numbers beginning REF AE. Encyclopedia Britannica Online is available from all library infostations. [This link will work only from on campus locations.] To locate specific titles of general or subject encylopedias use the CLIC catalog. To Find General Encyclopedias: Use the CLIC Catalog Type: encyclopedias Click on the "Subject" button To Find Subject Specific Encyclopedias: Use the CLIC Catalog Type [topic] dictionaries Click on the "Subject" button For example, psychology dictionaries will identify encyclopedias that deal only with the field of psychology. LOCATING PERIODICAL ARTICLES The following is a list of the most commonly used periodical indexes and databases. As a group, they provide broad coverage of most subject areas. All licensed databases to which the Library subscribes are accessible via the Library's Databases menu page.

80. Databases Dictionary of Art premiere database for images and artist biographies online . Encyclopedia of Philosophy search for philosophical discussions, http://www.letu.edu/opencms/opencms/_Academics/library/services/

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