Websites and Web Applications
The following websites cover a variety of medical, scientific, reference, and educational topics. Browse the alphabetical list or search for terms that appear in the website descriptions.Browse
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PHILOSOPHY Websites
The Library has 396 websites and
5 results for the descriptor "philosophy".
- Provider:Academia.edu
- Keywords: anthropology , astronomy , life sciences , multidisciplinary , natural sciences , philosophy , psychology , science , social networking , sociology , faculty , free , international , astrophysics , Web tools
- Description: "Find out who's researching what." This is an international social networking site for university-based scholars and researchers. Look people up by institution, department, research interest or name; read posted papers; see what others are reading; follow, and see whose work colleagues are following. Free registration required for participation, though much can be viewed without joining.
- Provider:Applied Math and Science Education Repository (AMSER)
- Keywords: art , consumer health , courseware , creative commons , curriculum , education , general health , multidisciplinary , philosophy , portal , science , student , technology , video , continuing education , mathematics , podcasts
- Description: From the website: AMSER (the Applied Math and Science Education Repository) is a portal of educational resources and services built specifically for use by those in Community and Technical Colleges but free for anyone to use. AMSER is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) as part of the National Science Digital Library, and is being created by a team of project partners led by Internet Scout.
- Provider:Fordham University History Department
- Keywords: education , history , literature , multicultural , open access , philosophy , women
- Description: An extensive collection of public domain and copy-permitted historical texts and original sources, divided into sections on Ancient, Medieval and Modern history, with geographic and demographic sub-categories, as well as a number of special resource collections. Some resources are linked and others are provided directly by Fordham University.
- Provider:University of Oxford
- Keywords: astronomy , biology , education , humanities , medicine , multidisciplinary , philosophy , physics , video , podcasts
- Description: A collection of about 600 predominantly audio, and some video, files of lectures by and interviews with Oxford University faculty. Of particular interest are those from the Medical Sciences and the Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Divisions, including several podcasts on Darwin. (Instead of clicking the hyperlink title of a listing, click on the "show media items" button to see individual podcasts under that heading.)
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