The sections include academic philosophy departments, individuals' philosophy pages, philosophy sites by topic and sites devoted to individual philosophers. Noesis Philosophy Search Engine Noesis is a specialised philosophy search engine. Eliminates much of the irrelevant junk of a standard search engine, since it only returns sites with a philosophy content. This is one of the best philosophy search engines. Garth Kemerling's 'Philosophy Pages' Excellent web-guide to philosophy, designed by Garth Kemerling, Professor of Philosophy at Newbury College.
Simple structure makes for easy navigation.
Philosophy students may find some helpful study tips in the study guide. Content is fine, but layout and use of colour could be improved. International Philosophy Events Guide Searchable calendar of forthcoming conferences and events of interest to philosophers, particularly in Europe and the United States. This is the most informative and accessible international philosophy events guide I have come across on the web. A lesson describing various methods of approaching philosophical and logical problems, offered by Professor James Prior from the Department of Philosophy of Harvard.