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Web Resources
1. Open Educational Resources (OER)
- OER Commons: A digital library offering a variety of open educational resources, including textbooks and course materials for philosophy.
- OpenStax: Provides free, peer-reviewed textbooks that cover subjects foundational to philosophy studies, such as critical thinking and logic.
2. Online Courses and Lectures
- Coursera: Offers free access to numerous philosophy courses from top universities. Auditing courses is usually free.
- edX: Provides free courses on various philosophical topics from institutions like Harvard and MIT.
- MIT OpenCourseWare: Offers free lecture notes, exams, and videos from MIT's philosophy courses.
- Yale Open Courses: Provides free access to a selection of introductory philosophy courses from Yale University.
3. Textbooks and Reference Materials
4. Podcasts and Videos
5. Research and Journals
6. Online Communities and Forums
7. Libraries and Archives
- Project Gutenberg: Offers free access to many classic philosophical texts.
- Internet Archive: Provides access to a vast collection of free books, including many on philosophy.
8. Additional Educational Websites
- Academia.edu: Allows users to share research papers and access papers uploaded by other users, including many on philosophy.
- PhilEvents: A calendar of academic events and calls for papers in philosophy.
9. Philosophy Blogs and Online Magazines
- Philosophy Now: A magazine that features articles, essays, and reviews on philosophical topics.
- Aeon: Offers thought-provoking essays on philosophy and related subjects.