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The Meaning of Life
The Meaning of Life- Provides advice for those who want to know the meaning of life.
The Web Sage
The Web Sage- An archive to help people stay focused on their goals and find some food for thought.
Axiology 4.0
Axiology 4.0- An essay on ethics and philosophy of values, by Cyril Arnaud, a French philosopher
John Gregg's Consciousness Site
John Gregg's Consciousness Site- A series of short essays about philosophy of mind and consciousness.
The Four Categories of Life
The Four Categories of Life- All things in life belong in one of four categories. Each category is unique and contains its own set of rules.
Leonard O'Brian
Leonard O'Brian- Contains philosophical essays by the writer, photographer, and professor of Irish philosophy.
Holophany
Holophany- Reflections on the question "How is there something from nothing?".
Ken Wear's Writings
Ken Wear's Writings- A compilation of essays with topics that include religion, science, history, language, school, and drugs.
Danny Yee's Reviews of Philosophy Texts
Danny Yee's Reviews of Philosophy Texts- Reviews of thirty science-related philosophy books.
Analytical Indicant Theory
Analytical Indicant Theory- Research project by philosopher Jon Neivens and linguist Jud Evans investigating the relation between the syntactic and logical structure of natural la…
Essays on Metaphysics
Essays on Metaphysics- Personal essays on metaphysics and life, from a practical perspective. Papers on geometry from a metaphysical perspective, attempting to link geometry to re…
Foundation for the Common Core
Foundation for the Common Core- A collection of short essays and poems by Andrzej Wodzianicki promoting the idea of objectifying the subjective.
Human existence
Human existence- Publications from an academic researcher from London on the origins and nature of human biology, language, mind, society, faith, and clinical conditions.
Arthur Telling's Philosophy Page
Arthur Telling's Philosophy Page- Explores the nature and purpose of our existence in a friendly, easy-to-read format. The story is fiction, the lessons are profound.
Pavel Kastl
Pavel Kastl- Author of inspirational ebooks on spiritual knowledge, deep philosophy of live and religions.
Bernardo Kastrup's Metaphysical Speculations
Bernardo Kastrup's Metaphysical Speculations- A rational, critical, but open-minded blog by the author of the upcoming book "Rationalist Spirituality: An exploration of the meanin…
The Mosaic of Wisdom
The Mosaic of Wisdom- Reflections on the secret of entire existence: microcosmos, macrocosmos, microworlds, macroworlds.
Universe Grand Design
Universe Grand Design- An explanation of the participative nature of the universe, theory of consciousness, 21th century science trends, and "science and the soul" issues in educa…
Ragged Trousered Philosopher
Ragged Trousered Philosopher- Online book and articles covering life, the universe, society, politics, and transhumanism.
Realistic Idealism
Realistic Idealism- Based on the concept that philosophical ideas and morality can be based on scientific evidence.
The Roots of Sound Rational Thinking
The Roots of Sound Rational Thinking- Online book concerned with fortifying the foundations liberty and peaceful progress through sound logical discourse, reasoning, and common se…
Ionean: The Philosophy Of Being
Ionean: The Philosophy Of Being- Insights in prose and verse on the dualism of existence by Joseph Carbone.
Mihnea Capraru
Mihnea Capraru- Mihnea Capraru investigates issues pertaining to mind, life, language, agency, and technology, explaining how a non-rational world can give rise to rational featur…
Baptiste Le Bihan
Baptiste Le Bihan- Baptiste Le Bihan is currently ending a Phd in philosophy co-directed by Pierre Joray (University of Rennes 1, France) and Jiri Benovsky (University of Fribourg…
Andrew Hill
Andrew Hill- Andrew Hill teaches philosophy at Northwest Vista College, San Antonio, Texas.
Postmodern Culture
Postmodern Culture- An electronic journal of interdisciplinary thought on contemporary cultures, published by Johns Hopkins University. Subscription required.
Everything Postmodern
Everything Postmodern- A postmodern webguide containing links to over 1000 postmodern theory resources, sites and journals.
Representations Online
Representations Online- Online presence of a printed quarterly journal of humanities and interpretive social sciences, published by the University of California Press.
Cultronix
Cultronix- Interdisciplinary journal of art and cultural studies, addressing critical issues in contemporary institutions and practices.
CTHEORY
CTHEORY- An international journal of theory, technology and culture; publishing articles, interviews, event-scenes and reviews of key books.
Postmodern Dreaming
Postmodern Dreaming- Philosophical writings of Richard Catlett Wilkerson
Dear Habermas
Dear Habermas- A weekly journal of postmodern and critical thought, devoted to cross-disciplinary academic discourse on social, philosophical and political issues of justice and m…
Cyberspace and Critical Theory
Cyberspace and Critical Theory- Based on the courses 'Hypertext and Literary Theory' and 'Cyberspace, Virtual Reality and Critical Theory', this is a collection of more than 70,00…
The Qualitative Report
The Qualitative Report- An online journal of qualitative research and critical inquiry.
HBL, The Harry Binswanger List
HBL, The Harry Binswanger List- An email list for Objectivists for discussing philosophic and cultural issues, moderated by Dr. Binswanger, a long-time associate of Ayn Rand and e…
Sense of Life Objectivists
Sense of Life Objectivists- Objectivist portal with daily articles and forums and including current projects and activism.
The Jefferson School of Philosophy, Economics, and Psychology
The Jefferson School of Philosophy, Economics, and Psychology- A school supporting pro-individualist philosophers.
Capitalism.org
Capitalism.org- Portal to a magazine, concept articles, and a forum.
Time and Chance - Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
Time and Chance - Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews- Nick Huggett reviews this book by David Z. Albert.
Why is Time Frame-dependent in Relativity?
Why is Time Frame-dependent in Relativity?- Essay subtitled "Minkowski's spacetime as a Kantian 'condition of possibility' for relativistic calculations". By M. Szirko.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Time Travel and Modern Physics
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Time Travel and Modern Physics- The paradoxes inherent in the idea of time travel are explained in the context of modern physics; by Tim Maudl…
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: The Hole Argument
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: The Hole Argument- The hole argument is an attempt to illustrate how spacetime substantivalism causes errors in a large class of spacetime the…
The Center for Process Studies
The Center for Process Studies- The Center for Process Studies was founded in 1973 to encourage exploration of the relevance of process thought, which is based on the philosophy o…
What is Ontology?
What is Ontology?- Collected definitions, from leading philosophical reference works and from philosophers from Wolff to Husserl.
Theory and History of Ontology
Theory and History of Ontology- Resources on the development of ontology, especially in the twentieth century.
Dualism and the Shift of Aspect in Language and Thought
Dualism and the Shift of Aspect in Language and Thought- Examines the bearing of the shift of aspect in language and thought on mind/world dualism, and other intractable difficult…
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Existence
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Existence- Survey article by Barry Miller.
Why Does Anything Exist?
Why Does Anything Exist?- Sequence of short essays on this topic.
Qualia: The Knowledge Argument
Qualia: The Knowledge Argument- Aims to establish that conscious experience involves non-physical properties. It is one of the most discussed arguments against physicalism; from t…
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Abstract Objects
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Abstract Objects- Survey of attempts to draw the distinction between concrete and abstract objects; by Gideon Rosen.