For
a list of philosophy sites on the web here is a
good starting point.
For
a focus on ethics click
here for Stephen Darwall's site (good links page);
A
useful bulletin board for U.K. philosophers is philos-L;
For
a valuable guide to writing philosophy papers click
here for Bob Field's site;
Want
to go to a US graduate school? Click
here for the Leiter Report; The
Stanford Encyclopaedia, is a reliable reference resource for philosophy;Specialised Research Interests
There is a specialised ethics blog, Pea Soup, with some interesting contributors; The Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness, not to be confused with the Association of Scottish Self-Caterers (an easy mistake); David Chalmers maintains an outstanding research resource for the philosophy of mind/consciousness; Chalmers' blog is well worth a visit; As is the web page of David Rosenthal; no bells and whistles but all his papers...
Thinking
of applying to Kent? Click here for the
University's own website; Or,
alternatively, check out
the website of the philosophy department; If
you want to look at the
undergraduate prospectus.... Or
postgraduate prospectuses,
these are the links; At
UKC? Need help with your study skills? Click here.
Don't
use a Mac? You should; click here to check
out Steve Wozniak's page; 'We are not worthy': Woz's progeny, the insanely great Apple.com. Being
driven nuts by what films someone has been in? Try
the Internet Movie Database; For
geek-ery try the Silicon Valley Sleuth; There's the Geek-brief TV podshow; For a tech podcast network go here. (Yes, they do call it twit.tv) Techie news summary in (near) real time at Techmeme; These people are funny: the unemployed Philosophers' Guild; The utterly discreditable but sometimes inspired Bore Me, 'the best of your inbox'.
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