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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosopohy is a free online encyclopedia of philosophy. Here is a brief desciption from the encyclopedia website: Welcome to the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (SEP)...

Become a "Friend" of SEP!
As long as we're on worthy philosophy causes this week: we all know what a great resource the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy has become, but to keep it going and keep it free, it needs support: so if you use...

The Woods from Stanford to Indiana
Allen Wood (Kant, 19th-century German philosophy), Ward W. and Priscilla B. Woods Professor of Philosophy at Stanford University, and Rega Wood (medieval philosophy), Research Professor of Philosophy at Stanford, have accepted senior, tenured offers from the Department of Philosophy at...

The Woods from Indiana Back to Stanford
Allen Wood (Kant, 19th-Century Continental philosophy) and Rega Wood (medieval philosophy), who moved last year to Indiana University at Bloomington from Stanford University, will return to Stanford, though Rega will only be teaching at Stanford for the next two years...

Most Cited Philosophers (born since 1900) in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Here. I'm a little puzzled by the omission of H.L.A. Hart, but perhaps that is right--a casual, but not careful, search suggests he should be on the list. AN IMPORTANT CAVEAT: It appears Professor Schwitzgebel did not look at historical...

Philosophy of Law and the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
If you’re ever in the mood to drop back a good few yards to get some perspective, you might want to take a look at the Philosophy of Law section of the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy (IEP)...