Web Resources

A Guide to Writing a Philosophy Paper
Put together by Douglas Portmore (formerly at College of Charleston), contains references to guidebooks, other sources of online information.
How You Should Write Philosophy Papers and How I Will Grade Them
From Stephan Käufer at Franklin and Marshall College.
Paper Writing Strategies for Introductory Philosophy Courses
From Joe Cruz at Williams College.
Writing Philosophy
Put together by Peter Lipton (Cambridge), and provided by Professor Rob Clifton at the University of Pittsburgh.

The F&M Library maintains a complete list of electronic resources. Important among these are:

J-Stor (full-text articles)
Past Masters
Includes full text of:
- Collected works of Aquinas
- British Philosophy (1600-1900)
- Continental Rationalists
Project Muse
Stanford's Online Encyclopedia of Philosophy (edited by Edward N. Zalta of Stanford) provides a number of interesting and informative articles on any number of topics. Among these are several by F&M faculty:
- "Friendship," Bennett Helm
- "Leibniz on the Problem of Evil," Michael Murray
- "Love," Bennett Helm
- "Philosophy and Christian Theology," Michael Murray
Philosopher's Index (searchable database of philosophical journals and books since the 1940s)
Humanities Abstracts (First Search)

Humanities Abstracts (First Search)
Philosopher's Index (searchable database of philosophical journals and books since the 1940s)

Guide to Philosophy on the Internet
From Peter Suber. Includes many e-texts.
Librarians Index to the Internet -- Philosophy
Contains many good links.