Full lists of citations appear at the end of each page. NOTE: Citations are not in MLA or APA format to prevent “borrowing”įrom The Existential Primer. Read the works of many scholars! I implore you to read the original works of the thinkers profiled. Consult the citations within these pages.

I revise these pages often because the scholarship The Existential Primer is a living academic Philosophy and technology, with some existential topics. With news, reviews,įeatures, interviews, new philosophy and over 200 philosophy links, itĪims to be the most accessible and entertaining forum for general philosophy To the best in classic and contemporary philosophy. On-Line is hosted by Philosophers’ Magazine. Used this site quite a bit for my own research. Anthony Storm's Kierkegaard Pages among the best resources on the Web. One of the few personal websites nearly as old as TheĮxistential Primer, I consider D. Reason, I removed the dead links from this page. Some probably moved, others simply faded into the ether. Most of the websites I have listed over the years are Some mass audience publications also promoted philosophy There are (and in too many cases were) some excellent academic journalsĭedicated to philosophy. The work in both sections of the works cited list. If the biographical information is substantial enough, I opted to include Of the works listed in this section are a mix of biography and commentary. I cite biographies and autobiographies frequently, attempting Bibliographies (Organized by Philosopher).Some books and resources on this list appear more than Still, small little pocket guidesĪre not going to be more than superficial overviews. Totem Books “Introducing” series, and most of the Writers & Readers “…forīeginners” titles are better than most. I also recommend the “… for the Perplexed” series. Simplified overviews, the “Very Short Introduction” series is a good choice. Most, but not all, book titles and ISBNs referenced

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