The Philosopher's Cocoon is a website devoted to career objectives. It contains a wealth of discussion about these matters.



Brian Leiter's Leiter Reports is a blog which has a lot of advertisements and influence, and he posts videos of obscure rock music. He gets cross and has big ideas about opinions of things, but he's a good blogger and academic and scholar and he looks a bit like a koala.
Daily Nous is a regularly updated blog with news and discussion about the profession. It has a black and white design, and contains links as well as posts about a range of issues.
APA Online has a blog, as does Oxford University Press. What is your favourite philosophy site?
I love reading philosophy on the internet. I remember when I first got my computer, I knew I could access a wealth of new information. Daily Nous is one of these sites that connects me to a wealth of knwoledge. ANd brigan leiter's blog is a wealth of information.
ReplyDeletePlease accept my thanks for the recommedation of the philosopher's cocoon. When I have mastered the philosophy on there, I will begin to study the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.