Philosophical Resources

In keeping with our mission, Logos hopes to become a leading source of philosophical information for the undergraduate philosopher. Please explore our links and stay tuned for other new features, such as a forum for philosophy-related discussion.

General Guidance:

• Sage School of Philosophy The official website of Cornell's Philosophy department.
• The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy One of the premier encyclopedias of philosophy available online. All articles available are published by experts in the given subject.
• Advice for New Students of Philosophy by Jim Pryor A great resource for undergraduates who are new to philosophy (and a boon to old students alike). Also a source of links to many other great philosophical resources.
• How to Write a Philosophy Paper by Peter Horban As the name implies, a useful article on how to write a solid philosophy paper.

Departmental Philosophy Journals:

• The Philosophical Review A well-established journal published by the Cornell University Department of Philosophy.

Other Undergraduate Philosophy Publications:

• The Dualist The undergraduate journal of philosophy at Stanford University
• Yale Philosophy Review
• Episteme The undergraduate journal at Denison University
• Agnito The Duke Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy
• Ex Nihilo The undergraduate journal at the University of Texas at Austin
• The University of Minnesota Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy
• Aporia The philosophy journal at Brigham Young University
• Meteorite The student journal of philosophy at the University of Michigan

Philosophical Humor:

• Philosophy Football!
• Argument Clinic
• Yet more Monty Python
• Wittgenstein in Song
• The Kant Song

If you come upon a broken link or find that a useful website is not displayed, we encourage you to send an e-mail to djr236 [at] cornell.edu and the list will be updated promptly.