Spring Semester 2021
How can we together insure you do your best when learning remotely and performing digital research?
Start with our library guide for remote learning, then write to me at jcurrie@luc.edu for research support, appointment requests, ebook recommendations, and instruction opportunities. All questions welcome!
Essential Resources
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Philosopher's IndexIndexes journal articles (as well as books, book chapters, dissertations, and similar materials) published in philosophy and related fields.
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PhilPapersIndexes journal articles and books in philosophy; also hosts discussions of current topics in philosophy scholarship.
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LUC Library Catalog Advanced SearchUse the books/ebooks option button to scope the search results to these item types.
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WorldCat Discovery Advanced SearchAdjust result list sort to relevance in order to eliminate weighting of locally-held titles.
Online Reference Sources
Start here to discover a topic, define a term, check a name or event, or identify recommended sources.
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Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy1st edition, Routledge, 1998
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Internet Encyclopedia of PhilosophyAn introductory resource for philosophy research composed of peer-reviewed entries.
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Stanford Encyclopedia of PhilosophyA freely available, continuously updated collection of entries authored by scholars.
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Oxford Reference OnlineIncludes a collection of subject-specific encyclopedias and other sources.
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Brill's New Pauly - Encyclopaedia of the Ancient WorldIncludes entries on topics in ancient philosophy.
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International Encyclopedia of Linguistics, 2nd EditionContains entries on philosophical linguistics.
Oxford Bibliographies Online
Provide introductory essays and extended, authoritative reference lists on diverse topics; ideal for identifying and narrowing a research topic and identifying suitable sources for research. Select from the subject modules listed below.
Subject Librarian
Jane Currie
Contact:
jcurrie@luc.edu
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