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PHILOSOPHY

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Dictionaries & Encyclopedias

Honderich, T. (ed). (2005). The Oxford dictionary of philosophy.** Mathison, S. (2005). Encyclopedia of evaluation.* Ree, J., & Urmson, J.O. (2005). Concise encyclopedia of western

philosophy. +

*Retrieved from Credo Reference

+Retrieved from eBook Collection (EBSCOhost) **Retrieved from Oxford Reference Online

Introductory & Overview Works

Deuttsch, E., & Bontekoe, R. (1999). Companion to world philosophies.+ Kuhse, H., & Singer, P. (2009). Blackwell companion to philosophy: A companion to

bioethics.* Palmer, D. (2011). Does the center hold?: An introduction to western philosophy.# VanArragon, R. (2010). Key terms in the philosophy of religion.# Zack, N. (2010). The handy philosophy answer book.+

*Retrieved from Credo Reference +Retrieved from eBook Collection (EBSCOhost) #Retrieved from Strayer Library Catalog

Bibliographies

Bynagle, H. (2006). Philosophy: A guide to the reference literature.# Garcia, J., Reichberg, G., & Schumacher, B. (2003). The classics of western

philosophy: A reader's guide. # Stone, T. (2009). Philosophy resources on the internet. Retrieved from http://

Main/MainBibl.aspx

#Retrieved from the Strayer University library catalog

Databases

Academic Search Complete (EBSCOhost) Britannica Online eLibrary LexisNexis Academic Oxford Reference ProQuest National Newspapers Expanded

Journals

Culture & Religion Review Journal Ethics & International Affairs Existential Analysis: Journal for the

Society of Existential Analysis Philosophy & Geography

Philosophy, Ethics & Humanities in Medicine

Political Science Reviewer Psychology Journal Social Theory & Practice

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Search Terms & Headings (Use in keyword & subject searches)

Broader Terms: Ideology Ontology Philosophy

Narrower Terms: Aesthetics Epicureanism Ethics Logic Meaning Methodology Pragmatism Reasoning Social Constructs Truth

Related Terms: Doctrine Political Science Psychology Rationalism Realism Religion Social Contract Theory of Knowledge Viewpoints

Call Numbers & Ranges (Use when browsing shelves) B1-B5802

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Books

Carlen, L. (2009). The empiricists: A guide for the perplexed.*

Cavell, S. (2005). Philosophy the day after tomorrow.* Frohen, B., & Grasso, K. (2009). Rethinking rights:

historical, political, and philosophical perspectives.* Hetcher, S. (2004). Norms in a wired world.* Kessler, G. (2000). Voices of wisdom: A multicultural philosophy reader.* Margolis, J. (2003). The unraveling of scientism: American philosophy at the end of the twentieth century.* Morgan, D. (2001). The best guide to eastern philosophy.* Rescher, N. (2001). Cognitive pragmatism: The theory of knowledge in pragmatic perspective.* Rorty, A. (2003). The many faces of philosophy: From Plato to Arendt.* Tubbs, N. (2009). History of western philosophy.*

* Retrieved from the Strayer University library catalog

eBooks

Appiah, A. (2003). Thinking it through: An introduction to contemporary philosophy.*

Cohen, M. (2002). 101 philosophy problems.* Duignan, Brian. (2010). The Britannica guide to the

world's most influential people: The 100 most influential philosophers of all time.* Jurist, E. (2000). Beyond Hegel and Nietzsche: Philosophy, culture, and agency.* Popkin, R. (1999). The Columbia history of western philosophy.* Russell, Bertrand. (2004). History of western philosophy.* Shields, C. (2003). Classical philosophy: A contemporary introduction.* Warburton, N. (2005). Philosophy: Basic readings.* Yandell, K. (2002). Philosophy of religion: A contemporary introduction.*

* Retrieved from the eBook Collec on (EBSCOhost)

Free Web Resources

Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics. (2010). http:// ethics.harvard.edu/

Fieser, J., & Dowden, B. (1995). Internet encyclopedia of philosophy. Retrieved from http:// iep.utm.edu/home/about/

Foundation for Critical Thinking. (2011). http://

Kemerling, G. (1997). Philosophy pages. Retrieved from

King, P. (1998). Philosophy around the web. Retrieved from phil_index.html

Philosophy Collection. (n.d.). http:// philosophy.

Polk, D. (1999). Philosophy organizations index. Retrieved from

Associations

Professional associa ons o en provide free resources, but membership typically incurs a cost.

American Association of Philosophy Teachers American Philosophical Society The American Philosophical Association The Philosophy of Science Association

Conference Proceedings

Chang, H., Boumans, M., Boon, M., & Ankeny,(2010). Second biennial conference of the society for philosophy of society in practice.* Doil, K. (2010). Two ways of doing Chinese philosophy: A report on the conference "virtue east and west."*

*Retrieved from Academic Search Complete (EBSCOhost )

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