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Resources Available to You as a Philosophy Student

Guides to Writing Philosophy
Each discipline has its own appropriate discourse. Philosophy is no exception. These resources will help you write a better philosophy paper.

Writing Philosophy

Tips on Writing A Philosophy Paper

Writing Philosophy

Tips on Writing A Philosophy Paper
Electronic Research Texts
The F&M library maintains a complete list of electronic resources. Important among these are:

J-STOR (full-text articles)

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Past Masters

Philosopher's Index

Project MUSE

Humanities Abstracts

J-STOR (full-text articles)

Past Masters

Project MUSE

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Philosopher's Index

Humanities Abstracts
Research Indexes
Additional research index resources include:

PhilPapers

PhilPapers

The Pulse

Story 3/22/2022

‘A Little Medicine, A Little Philosophy’

An F&M professor and his former student – now a doctor – teamed up to explore an ethical puzzle: What if a patient’s current best interests conflict with their past living will directives?

Story 10/14/2021

Research Fair: Senior Studies Hope, Solidarity and Cognition

Senior Maceo Whatley turned to philosophy when experiment-based psychology “just didn't leave me with the kind of answers I wanted,” he said.

Story 3/29/2021

Five Students Present Health Care Research at Oxford...

Five F&M students – three seniors, a junior and a first-year – recently presented a paper on their research about health care disparities among minority populations in Lancaster County to the Oxford...

Web Resources

Guides to Writing Philosophy

Electronic Research Texts

Research Indexes

‘A Little Medicine, A Little Philosophy’

Research Fair: Senior Studies Hope, Solidarity and Cognition

Five Students Present Health Care Research at Oxford...

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