Browse through this site to give yourself an idea of the extent of materials available to philosophy researchers on the Internet. To make things even easier for the researcher in the future, these sites are in the process of merging. According to Suber, the technology behind Noesis is better suited than Hippias to continue gathering sites for indexing as the Internet expands. Even more important and interesting is that once the merger is completed, Noesis will have more search filters available, including one based on philosophers' endorsements. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
Experts author all the essays in the encyclopedia.
Editions are archived and available on the Web site. It is searchable and indexed, although the index can be somewhat confusing, since there is still no encyclopedia entry available for many of the terms in the index. This project is worth keeping an eye on. The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy. He indicates that he hopes to have all entries authored by professionals.