Philosophy research resources
This guide will help you with research in Philosophy topics. I have identified the best electronic indexes you should use to find journal articles on your topic and have created a comprehensive series of web pages on research skills - showing you how to get the best results from these indexes. As well, I explain how to use the Library Catalogue to find relevant books on philosophy subjects, and how to search the web effectively.
Also on my site you'll find pages with helpful tips and techniques on essay writing and thesis preparation, including referencing and creating a bibliography.
In the Contents table below there are links to individual pages dealing with specific philosophy topics, each with carefully selected, annotated links to the most useful web-based and Library resources on that topic. As well as links to web pages, I have provided links to printed and multimedia resources that are available in the Barr Smith Library.
My Philosophy resources guide is intended as a one-stop shop for students and staff of the University of Adelaide's Philosophy Discipline.
Your suggestions for additions and improvements are very welcome: please email me at alan.keig@adelaide.edu.au.
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A note about navigation
The easiest way to find your way around the sources on my Philosophy site is to use the Back and Forward buttons on your browser.
I've also built in a clickable icon to get back to the Table of contents on this welcome page.
Whenever you see Rodin's 'The Thinker' [OK, I know, I know, but I couldn't come up with anything really bright and original...].
you can simply click on the image or the text to get back to my Philosophy website Table of contents.
Last update: 27 October 2009
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