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The Philosophy Research Base - 10th Anniversary Edition

The philosophy resources at Erratic Impact are categorized by philosophical topic, name, history, with an emphasis on academic access for students to the study of philosophy.
Visit the Topics in Philosophy Index. Find paper topics that interest you. Decide what courses will cover the topics you enjoy studying.	Visit the Names in Philosophy Index. From Thales to Zeno and hundreds of names in between, find those in the field writing philosophy.	Visit the History of Philosophy Index. Ancient, Medieval, Modern, 19th, 20th and 21st Centuries East and West and much more.
The study of philosophy is an old tradition, reaching back thousands of years. Today, academic study of philosophy offers professional dedication toward a sustained and critical attention to the details of the history of thought and of writing about thought. Hidden in contemporary approaches to philosophy is an old familiar two-fold question: 'Why and How.' It's reasonable still, to wonder.

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