Chalmers'
List - extensive list of online papers, mostly in philosophy of
mind/cognitive
science.
Sites
With Original
Philosophy
Online
Papers From NYU
The
Paideia Project -
Contains
hundreds of philosophy papers online.
CogPrints
-
contains a huge
number of papers in philosophy and in cognitive science.
Papers
Presented to
the 1998 Philosophy of Science Association - contains over 60
papers
in philosophy of science.
Oxford
University
Press Reading Room - allows you to download chapters and excerpts
from
newer OUP philosophy books.
Essays
on the
Philosophy of Technology
Research
Seminar on Language and Philosophy of Mind - contains
several
papers
by some of the top people in the field.
Philosophy
Resources Online Texts
Front for
the Mathematics
Archive - Logic - contains papers in logic.
The Logic
Group Preprint
Series
For links to
Online Philosophy Journals, see the Epistemelinks
List.
Memetics
Publications
on the Web - an extensive set of links to papers.
Philosophy
of
Language Links - online papers in philosophy of language!
3.
Other Sites Devoted to Contemporary Analytic Epistemology
The
Epistemology
Page - by Keith DeRose, this page contains a bibliography of some
epistemology
papers published since 1995, a guide to departments strong in
epistemology
and other resources.
EpistemeLinks
Epistemology Page - contains links to several sites, plus a list of
relevant online encyclopedia entries, etc.
Vagueness
-
includes many online articles on vagueness and the Sorites Paradox,
assembled
by Justin Needle.
4. Epistemology Blogs
Certain
Doubts - a blog devoted to epistemology from Jonathan Kvanvig.
Epistemic
Value - administrated by Duncan Pritchard.
Knowability -
devoted to issues "modal epistemic," from Joe Salerno.
JanusBlog - the
virtue theory discussion forum.
Reformed
Epistemology - with Michael Sudduth.
5.
Bibliographic
Resources in Epistemology
KLI
Theory
Lab offers a heavily cross-indexed bibliography of books and
articles
in epistemology, as well as other areas in philosophy (mostly
philosophy
of science and cognitive science).
Keith DeRose has a
partially annotated bibliography
of contextualism online, including some links to online articles.
Keith DeRose's The
Epistemology Page also contains an alphabetical bibliography of
epistemology
papers published since 1995.
The LPSG
Epistemology and Methodology bibliographic essay is very well
organized and nicely done.
The Selection
Theory
Bibliography, organized by author, contains contains mostly
references
to work in evolutionary epistemology. It was created by Gary Cziko and
Donald Campbell.
The Reformed
Epistemology Bibliography, by Michael Sudduth, is divided into ten
sub-categories, and works are listed in chronological order.
Ronald Chrisley
has created a bibliography
of non-conceptual content, with links to some papers online.
Richard Carrier
has created a Comprehensive Bibliography on Skeptical
Thought in the Ancient World, divided into several subsections.
John Sutton has a Philosophy
of Memory bibliography, much of which is at an introductory level.
Andrew Chrucky has
a bibliography
of theory of knowledge, mostly listing books from the 1960s and
1970s.
Alex Byrne's Bibliography
of Color and Philosophy. Also available from David Hilbert, plus
a Glossary of color science terms.
The ERG
Bibliography includes a suggested core library, books for teaching
epistemology, etc.
6.
Encyclopedia Articles on Epistemology
Encyclopedia
articles on epistemology are not linked
here, but a complete list can be found in the epistemology
encyclopedia articles section of epistemelinks.
7.
Buying
Philosophy Books Online
A number of
useful philosophy books are out of print
and, in
most places, local bookstores are unlikely to have a good selection of
relevant books. There are, however, some excellent free resources for
finding
out-of-print books on the Internet. I have collected a large set of
links
to these resources on my Bookhound
Page. What follows is a brief description of some of the most
useful
of these resources.
There are
thousands of bookstores around the world which
have their
catalogs of used books online, but searching each of these is
impractical.
However, it is sometimes useful to be able to contact particular stores
which specialize in philosophy books. I have linked three of the
largest
of these here. Fortunately,
there
are meta-search engines for such stores. For example, one of the
largest
of these, Abebooks, lists over
110
million books from over 13,500 independent used-book stores around the
world.
You can search such databases by keyword, author, title, subject,
publisher,
price, binding, country, etc.
Better yet, there
are meta-meta search engines. Perhaps the
largest
of these is Bookfinder.com,
which
searches 10 meta-search engines devoted to used books (including
Abebooks)
plus 8 major online sellers of new books. Bookfinder searches the
inventories
of over 20,000 booksellers around the world, and its database contains
over 150 million books. There are also many other such meta-search
engines,
most devoted to comparing prices for new books, and these can be found
on my Bookhound Page here.
The main drawback to such meta-meta search engines is that the searches
take more time than those of mere meta-search engines.
Of course, it is
important to be careful when ordering
anything online,
and I can't vouch for any bookstores you might contact through my
links.
I can say that I have ordered scores of books over the past several
years
using these resources and have been fortunate enough to never have had
any sort of problem. Another thing to be careful about is shipping and
handling charges, which vary considerably from store to store. You can
sometimes save money by paying more for the book and less for S&H.
Happy Hunting!
8.
Links To 1173 Online Papers In Contemporary Analytic Epistemology +
Epistemologist's Home Pages
"B" indicates that
the site includes an extensive bibliography
of the
author's works.
"PB" indicates a partial bibliography.
Aikin, Scott.
"Don't Fear the
Regress"
Robert
Almeder. (B)
Alspector-Kelly, Marc.
"Should
the Empiricist Be a Constructive Empiricist?"
"The NOAer's Dilemma: Constructive Empiricism and the Natural
Ontological Attitude"
"Seeing the Unobservable: van Fraassen and the Limits of Experience"
"Constructive Empiricism and Epistemic Modesty"
"Knowledge Externalism"
"Pretending to See"
"Empiricism Naturalized"
Alston,
William.
"Sellars
and the Myth of the Given" (1998)
"The
Experiential Basis of Theism"
Antony, Louise.
"A
Naturalistic Perspective on Epistemic Norms"
Audi,
Robert.
Aune,
Bruce.
"Against
Moderate Rationalism" (pdf)
Axtell, Guy.
"Two
For The Show: Anti-Luck and Virtue Epistemologies in Consonance"
"Blind
Man's Bluff: The Basic Belief Apologetic As Anti-Skeptical Stratagem"
"Virtue
Theoretic Responses to Skepticism"
"Felix
Culpa: Luck in Ethics and Epistemology"
"Recent
Work on Virtue Epistemology"
"Epistemic
Virtue-Talk: The Re-Emergence of American Axiology?"
"Virtue
Theory and the Fact-Value Problem"
"Epistemic
Luck in Light of the Virtues"
Introduction
to "Knowledge, Belief and Character"
"Expanding
Epistemology: A Responsibilist Approach"
"Epistemic
Virtue"
"The
Present Dilemma In Philosophy"
Bach,
Kent.
"Knowledge
In And Out Of Context"
"Accidental
Truth and Would-Be Knowledge"
"An
Analysis
of Self-Deception" (pdf)
"Knowledge, Wine
and Taste"
"The Emporer's
New 'Knows'"
"A
Rationale For
Reliabilism"
"Applying Pragmatics to
Epistemology"
"Perspectives on
Possibilities: Contextualism, Relativism or What?"
Bass, Robert.
"Foundationalism,
Skepticism and Coherentism"
Bates, Jared.
"The
Old Problem of Induction and the New Reflective Equilibrium"
"Reflective Equilibrium and Underdetermination in Epistemology"
Battaly,
Heather.
"What Is Virtue
Epistemology?"
Bayer, Ben.
"Quine's
Acquiesence in Skepticism"
"How Not To Refute Quine"
Bealer,
George.
"Origins of Modal Error"
"Modal Epistemology and the Rationalist Renaissance"
"Theory of the A Priori"
"The Incoherence of Empiricism"
"A Priori Knowledge and the Scope of Philosophy"
"Philosophical Limits of Scientific Essentialism"
"On
the Possibility of Philosophical Knowledge"
"A Priori Knowledge: Replies to Lycan and Sosa"
Beebe, James R.
"Reliabilism,
Truetemp
and New Perceptual Faculties"
"The Generality Problem, Statistical Relevance and the Tri-Level
Hypothesis"
"Reliabilism and Anti-Realist Theories fo Truth"
"Reliabilism and Deflationism"
"BonJour's Arguments Against Skepticism About the A Priori"
"BonJour's Abductivist Reply to Skepticism"
"Can Rationalist Abductivism Solve the Problem of Induction?"
"The Abductivist Reply to Skepticism"
Belknap,
Bryan.
Bender,
John (PB)
Bennett,
Jonathan.
"Analytic-Synthetic"
"A Myth About Logical Necessity"
Bergmann, Gustav.
"Synthetic
A Priori" (selection from Logic and Reality, 1967)
Bergmann,
Michael.
"What's
NOT
Wrong With Foundationalism"
"A
Dilemma
For Internalism"
"Review
of Richard Swinburne's Epistemic Justification"
"Is Klein
An Infinitist About Doxastic Justification?"
"Epistemic
Circularity and Common Sense: A Reply to Reed"
"Reidian
Externalism"
Bermudez,
Jose Luis.
"Nonconceptual
Content and the Nature of Perceptual Experience" (with Fiona
MacPherson)
"Peacocke's Argument
Against the Theory of Nonconceptual Content"
"Scepticism and the
Justification of Transcendental Idealism"
"Nonconceptual
Content: From Perceptual Experience to Subpersonal Computational States"
"Rationality and the
Backwards Induction Argument"
"Self-Deception,
Intentions and Contradictory Beliefs"
"Naturalized
Sense-Data"
"The Originality of
Cartesian Skepticism"
Bernecker,
Sven.
Bickhard, Mark.
"Critical
Principles; On the Negative Side Of Rationality"
Bird,
Alexander.
"Scepticism
and Contrast Classes"
"Abductive
Knowledge and Holmsian Inference"
"Inference
to the Only Explanation"
"Justified
Judging"
"Is
Evidence Non-Inferential?"
"Nozick's
Fourth Condition"
Bishop,
Michael.
"Reflections
on Cognitive and Epistemic Diversity: Does a Stich in Time Save Quine?"
"The Autonomy of Social Epistemology"
"The Pathologies of Standard Analytic Epistemology"
"In Praise of Epistemic Irresponsibility: How Lazy and Ignorant Can You
Be?"
"Why Thought Experiments are Not Arguments"
"Theory-Ladenness of Perception Arguments"
Black, Tim.
"A
Moorean Response to Brain-In-A-Vat Skepticism"
"Skepticism
and Warranted Assertability Maneuvers" (pdf)
"Relevant
Alternatives
Skepticism and Denying Closure"
"Relevant
Alternatives and the Skeptical Puzzle"
"Relevant
Alternatives and the Shifting Standards for Knowledge"
"The
Relevant Alternatives Theory and Missed Clues"
"Contextualism
In Epistemology"
"Classic
Invariantism, Relevance and Warranted Assertability Manoeuvers"
"Avoiding
the Dogmatic Committments of Contextualism"
"In
Defense of Sensitivity"
"Defending
A Sensitive Neo-Moorean Invariantism"
Blome-Tillmann, Michael.
"Contextualism,
Safety and Epistemic Relevance"
"Epistemic Contextualism"
"The Indexicality of 'Knowledge'"
"Contextualism and the Epistemological Enterprise"
"A Closer Look at Closure Skepticism"
"What's Wrong With Skeptical Invariantism?"
Boardman,
William
S.
"Austin
On Inference in Perceptual Judgments"
"Queer
Modal Arguments" (For Infallibilism)
"Dreams,
Drama and Skepticism"
"Nomic
Dependencies and Contrary to Fact Conditionals" - about Dretske's
measles
example.
Boghossian,
Paul.
"Analyticity
Reconsidered"
"What
The Externalist Can Know A Priori"
