System Of Life Institute's

Table of Contents--Click on a subject below for a quick link to that subject

• Ancient Greek Philosophy.
• Ancient Roman Philosophy.
• Bjorn's Guide To Philosophy
• Medieval Philosophy.
• Modern Philosophy.
• Philosophy in General. (includes the Tao)
• Jobs for Philosophers--no kidding! A fascinating site . . .

Ancient Greek Philosophy

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• ALEXANDRIA on the Web
• Ancient Philosophy Home Page
• Aristotle, On the Soul(de anima)
• Bjorn's Guide To Philosophers -
• Bryn Mawr Classical Review
• Classical Resources (J. Ruebel)
• Classics Alcove
• Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology Home Page
• Classics at the Online Literature Library
• Classics Resource List (Gopher):University of Toronto
• Database Union List for Oxford Academic Libraries
• Diotima's Art Links
• Diotima: Women & Gender in the Ancient World
• English-Greek Word Search
• Epicurus & Epicurean Philosophy Page
• Exploring Ancient World Cultures
• Gnomon: Titelseite
• Hellenistic Greek Linguistics Pages
• HTML Index to TOCS-IN
• Interpreting Ancient Manuscripts Web
• Laboratoire d'Analyse Statistique des Langues Anciennes-Universite de Liege
• Library of Congress Greek and Latin Classics Internet Resources
• Library of Congress Resources for Greek and Latin Classics
• Liddell-Scott-Jones Lexicon
• Perseus Project Home Page
• Plutarque: Des Opinions des Philsophes, en francais, tr. J. Amyot
• Plotinus' The Six Enneads
• Rhetorical Figures-A Glossary of Rhetorical Terms with Examples
• Traditio:A leading journal of ancient and medieval history, thought, and religion
• Universite de Liege - Laboratoire d'Analyse Statistique des Langues Anciennes
• The U.K. Classics Department
• VOICE OF THE SHUTTLE HOME PAGE
• Works of Aristotle in English Translation
• Works of Plato in English Translation
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Ancient Roman Philosophy

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• Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar, Table of Contents
• Caesar, Julius: De bello gallico(Latin text)
• Classics 203: Latin Resources
• Electronic Thesaurus Linguae Latinae
• Latin texts(Caesar,Cicero...)
• Index of Resources for History
• Recentiores: Later Latin Texts and Contexts: Monograph series published by U. of Michigan
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Medieval Philosophy

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• Accessus ad linguam latinam medii aetatis
• A Long Latin Wordlist of Learning Medieval Latin
• ARTFL Project: Database Search Form
• Athena Auteurs d'Expression francaise
• Augustine
• Augustinus: De dialectica (latin text)
• Augustinus: De dialectica (English tr.by J. Marchand)
• Boethius:Consolation of Philosophy
• Bryn Mawr Medieval Review
• Classics 203:Latin Resources
• The Ecole Initiative: Index Page
• The City of God
• Fathers of the Church
• Guide to Christian Literature on the Internet
• Guide to Early Church Documents
• Guide To Philosophers - Augustine
• Guide To Philosophers - Aquinas
• Index of history/Europe/Medieval/latintexts/
• James J. O'Donnell Home Page
• Labyrinth Library: Latin Texts
• The Online Medieval and Classical Library (DL SunSITE)
• Summa Theologica:Hypertext Version by Kevin Knight & Richard Cheung
• Vatican Exhibit Rome Reborn
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Modern Philosophy

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• Berkley, George: A Treatise concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge
• Bacon, Francis: On Truth(1601)
• Deism--The World Union of Deists
• Rene Descartes and the Legacy of Mind/Body Dualism
• Philosophers - Descartes
• Edinburghers-Adam Smith 1723-90
• Eighteenth-Century Resources
• Emerson, Ralph Waldo: The Method of Nature(1841)
• Guide To Philosophers - Heidegger
• Heidegger Reference
• Philosophers - Hegel
• Philosophers - Hobbes
• Philosophers - Hume
• Guide To Philosophers - Kant
• Kant: The Critique of Practical Reason, tr. by Thomas Kingsmill Abbott
• Kant: The Critique of Pure Reason, tr. by J.M.D.Meiklejohn
• Kant: The Critique of Judgement, tr. by James Creed Meredith
• Leibniz
• Guide To Philosophers - Leibniz
• Locke, John: An Essay concerning Human Understanding
• Locke, John: A Letter concerning Toleration:tr. in English by William Popple
• Philosophers - Locke
• Malblanche, Nicolas: Meditations sur l'humilite et la penitence
• The Marx/Engels Internet Archive
• Philosophers - Mill
• Philosophers - Nietzsche
• The Nietzsche Page at USC
• Pascal, Blaise: La Machine d'Arithmetique
• Pascal: Pensees, tr. in English by W. F. Trotter

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• Dr. Christian Perring's Home Page

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• Visit Chris Phillip's Society for Philosophical Inquiry - Excellent!
• The Karl Popper Web
• The Ayn Rand Institute Web site.
• Guide To Philosophers - Rousseau
• Guide To Philosophers - Russell
• From Cliff Skoog: Thinking's Legacy and the Evolution of Experience
• From Kevin Solway: The Thinking Man's Minefield
• Philosophers - Spinoza
• More on Spinoza
• Allan Sztab: PHILOSOPHY FOR FREE - A Comprehensive Treaty On Freedom And Morality
• Malignant Self Love - Narcissism Revisited (book) by Shmuel Vaknin, PhD
• Voltaire: Candide
• Voltaire: Micromegas
• Otto Weininger on the Internet
• Guide To Philosophers - Wittgenstein
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Philosophy in general including the Tao Te Jing.

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• A Trilogy on Utopian philosophy
• Philosophy - Excellent resource. Information on 19 different philosophers from Plato to Wittgenstein.
• Ethics Updates
• Les Humains Associés
• LisThink, the philosophy mailing list for everyone.
• Project Muse Home Page
• PSYCHE: an interdisciplinary journal of research on consciousness
• Resources in Philosophy
• Lao Tzu's 'Tao teh Ching' -a new, corrected and readable version.

  Notes from John L Trottier, the translator of the Tao.

  "When doing my research I used three (3) different Chinese variations as my source material. The OLD Chinese books were often written on pieces of bamboo that were tied together with a string through holes in the top of the bamboo plates. During different dynasties the rulers tried to change history by burning all the books and rewriting history to suite there wants. Books were saved by building them into the walls of houses and temples (such as was recently discovered in Japan). When the books were rediscovered the string holding them together had often rotted away and since there is no punctuation in Chinese the pages were sometimes scrambled.
  
  "In other words, though I know that the totality is here I always will wonder as to the original order of this very useful handbook.
  
  "Another interesting thing of note is chapter 32. Most translations read as "Weapons of war are things of evil". Before doing this translation this always struck me as absurd, weapons are things. It's people who do evil.
  
  When I looked at the Chinese it translated directly as "Soldier man bad omen this". This is so much more sensible, in an agrarian society when you see soldiers around it's bad news. You know they are going to take your food and if there's fighting you'd better get out fast.
  
  "In chapter 42 I added the comments about e=mc2 since the small percentage of energy that was converted to matter in the "Big Bang" is fundamental to the structure of the universe."
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