A well maintained and organized site of philosophy resources with some descriptions. One of the best.

Philosophy from 'soup to nuts', as the saying goes. Plan to spend time with this one. Your modem will too. One can only hope that Peter Suber will continue to be able to reflect the volume of philosophy available on the Internet.

A vast site setting itself the task of encompassing the entire representation of the Humanities on the Internet. It deserves a bookmark, and more time than most of us have.

Here you will find a topically organized annotated digest of other sites' link lists. Top notch design too. A really fine example of a new approach to accessing a wide range of resources in philosophy and the humanities.

This venerable, modern, and efficient site works to be a hub for the full range of Humanities resouces. It updates frequently and monitors the freshness of its links. Very useful.

A UK higher education resources directory tree. Maintained by joint public and private funding. Its best coverage so far appears to be of geography, ancient history, and the arts.

The term 'Continental Philosophy' names for me what belongs both to philosophy's living tradition, as well as to its most serious contemporary explorations. This exhilirating Canadian site, however, will also get you a few laughs.

Much of interest here. Frequent updates with worthwhile material unavailable elsewhere. Deservedly, a very popular site.

Australian site, dense with content, and not only in the Continental vein. Odds are you'll find something worth reading at this ambitious and rapidly evolving site. The Heidegger papers alone are quite extraordinary.

If what I've offered in this site touches you deeply, perhaps you should now spend too many hours rooting around the links here. For me, a desert-island site (for desert islands with an ISP).

A popular site concerning not only the unforgettable Gregory Bateson:: Humberto Maturana and other psychologically and biologically oriented thinkers are also here and deserving of attention.

Sharp design here serves concise and helpful summaries of seminal and contemporary Continental thinkers. Original essays too, concerned to bridge thought and life. The site's conversational tone implies that it is frequently updated.

Extensive and growing, these tempting links to phenomenological points of departure range from orthodox to experimental. Fashion cannot stale phenomenology's central importance for thinking's future, so consider a bookmark here.

An excellent philosophy website emphasizing Anglo-English references. Here I am called a 'Heideggerian', and among a happy few of the Contintental persuasion to be included. All kidding aside, this site exhibits a great sense of humour.

A far eastern site links back to the best of the west. Very many links to things Eastern and Western that I've not seen elsewhere. This one will cheer you up.

A sprawling, unfinished, engagingly serious, enjoyably personal, and exceedingly well-informed perspective on existential phenomenology. Well developed individual linkpages for many important thinkers.

Well focused access to the existential angle which ties together so much of this century's philosophy. An attractive, popular, and very functional site.

The journal is a conduit for a wide spectrum of very contemporary concerns. I am reminded of the 'rock, paper, scissors' children's game. But which essays belong to which category? Have fun.

Here you will find extremely current and direct access to modern thinkers by name and also by school. A discriminating mix of well known and not so well known writings and resources.

An experimental music Finnish site with much else to offer. The link here is to Errki's 'post-modern' links, a better set than on many of the sites dedicated exclusively to post-modernism.

Post-modernism a go-go. Ambitious and experimental multimedia exploration. Very extensive but somewhat cryptic link-page.

An ambitious clearinghouse for, and annotated compilation of, very diversely sourced material. It revolves around learning, adaptation, and information, but in the concrete contexts of life sciences, technology, economy, and media.

Here is a small Irish site which deserves to be a larger one. It is dedicated to Philosophical Anthropology and includes links to other sites with relevant resources.

A site with religious content that wants your mind to stay open? Indeed. Well designed, participatory, and worthwhile.

A site dedicated to making available teachings that transform and awaken consciousness. Its title suggests a Buddhist orientation, and its links are ecumenical and discriminating.

Justly acclaimed independently maintained Web directory. Superior in relevance, organization, and currency of links to the commercial Web directories. Matt Drudge's dad, but don't hold it against him.

An attractive but difficult to summarize site with very diverse and upbeat offerings, some of which are original.

A German philosophy site, navigable in English. Attractive and interestingly organized. This site is listed under 'Epistemology: Meta-Philosophy', and his comment seems to translate to 'rather wild and colorful'. I guess this sets me apart from other epistemologists, in any case.