This nLab page discusses the philosophical part of nLab, covering higher algebra, homotopy theory, type theory and category theory and their relevance to philosophy. It states that the entries on philosophy would ideally contain philosophy of mathematics, logic and foundations, and philosophy of physics, including interpretation and foundational issues of quantum mechanics. It also treats metaphysical interest in higher mathematical structures and foundations for mathematics.
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The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy organizes scholars from around the world in philosophy and related disciplines to create and maintain an up-to-date reference work. It offers a table of contents, archives and random entry browsing, with editorial information and citation guidance.
Wireless Philosophy (Wi-Phi) provides free videos that introduce the public to the practice of philosophy. Its learning modules and series cover topics such as critical thinking, ethics, epistemology, happiness, punishment, democracy and neurophilosophy, featuring contributions from philosophers and teachers.
1000-Word Philosophy is an educational resource for documentaries, courses, books, reference material, or self-learning.
LibreTexts Philosophy helps find books, reading material, archives, or public-domain educational texts.
Philosophy Bro is an educational resource for documentaries, courses, books, reference material, or self-learning.
Philosophy Stack Exchange is a question-and-answer site for those interested in the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence. It is part of Stack Overflow's open communities, and the help center documents asking, answering, reputation, moderation, badges and review queues.
Aeon is a magazine of ideas and culture, launched in 2012. It publishes in-depth essays by thinkers on philosophy, science, psychology, society and culture, alongside original and curated videos. Its content is free, and it is published by Aeon Media Group Ltd, a not-for-profit registered charity.
Source Library is a digital collection of ancient texts translated into English, described as a library of AI-translated ancient sources. It offers curated exhibitions and browsing by subject, covering areas such as sacred texts, classical philosophy, astrology and divination, and natural philosophy and science. The site is labelled Beta and lists books, English-readable titles and translations.
The Daily Idea collects philosophy resources from across the internet, including free online articles, videos, podcasts, books and quotes. It also offers collections of philosophy course syllabi and reading lists on many topics.
The Aesthetic Realism Online Library is the definitive source of published works about Aesthetic Realism, the philosophy founded by poet, critic and educator Eli Siegel. It contains content spanning from the 1930s to the present, including the monthly international periodical The Rightness of Aesthetic Realism, essays, poetry, definitions, lectures, class listings, books, reviews, and a news archive.
Archive ouverte UNIGE is the digital repository of the University of Geneva's scientific heritage. It hosts more than 126,210 publications, supports searching for publications, submitting new works, and generating bibliographies. The repository includes publications from university departments such as sociology, biology, and global studies, with recent works covering topics including healthcare access, diabetes self-management among refugees, and philosophy of science.
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo is a California public university that has operated since 1901, offering more than 150 undergraduate majors and minors and over 50 graduate programs across six academic colleges. It is united by a 'Learn by Doing' educational philosophy that combines rigorous academics with real-world applications, and its members work on challenges including climate change, wildfire prevention, space exploration and urban heat mitigation.
China Social Science Excellence is a platform from the Information Center for Social Science of RUC offering search across a full-text database of social science articles, a digest database, an index database and monographic studies. It covers disciplines including politics, law, philosophy, economics and management, literature, education, history and geography.
Early Modern Texts offers versions of early modern philosophy classics and a few 19th-century texts, prepared to be easier to read while preserving the main arguments and doctrines. The texts are translated by Jonathan F. Bennett and include writings by philosophers such as Hume, Descartes, Locke, and Kant. The site continues as a free educational resource, with audio books for selected texts and e-book formats provided by a digitizer.
eBookRoom is a Telegram channel that shares PDF books in categories such as biography, business, fiction, humor, nonfiction, novel, philosophy, poetry, politics and self-help. The channel page lists a subscriber count and a contact for buying ads.
A one-woman project offering a curated library of classic and hard-to-find public domain ebooks, spanning spiritual traditions, philosophy, folklore, history and classic fiction. Books are available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle formats, are free to download, and require no account. Each ebook is formatted by the site's maintainer.
Hinduism Today is a magazine produced by a monastic community based in Hawaii as a global public service to Hindu faiths. It was founded in 1979 by Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami and is a nonprofit educational activity of Himalayan Academy. The site presents current issue articles, philosophy and scripture, temples and pilgrimage, and personal practice.
A collection of free PDF books covering self-help, philosophy, fiction and classics, organized by category and author. No registration or fees are required, and books are available in the public domain, under Creative Commons or shared by the author.
The KDE Human Interface Guidelines are a document covering KDE's design philosophy and culture, common workflows and patterns, standard user interface conventions, and recommendations for platform integration. It aims to help developers build applications that feel at home in KDE Plasma and work well outside of it. The guidelines are described as a living document that welcomes contributions and as design guidance rather than implementation instructions.
KrISS-feed is a simple, lightweight RSS feed reader built on a KISS (Keep It Simple and Smart) design philosophy. It is designed to be fast, easy to install and customize, supports feed management, and has an online demo available.
layer is a command-line tool for neural network inference, following the Unix philosophy. It enables users to perform inference from the command line. The project is open-source and hosted on GitHub.
LunaTask is an encrypted all-in-one app for to-do lists, habit tracking, journaling, life-tracking, and secure notes. It offers daily calendar and time-blocking features, syncs with Google, Outlook and iCloud calendars, and uses a forgiving task management philosophy to reduce overwhelm.
The nLab page on mathematics is a reference entry covering the field of mathematics. It states that mathematics is the part of science that constructs and studies mathematical objects used to implement mathematical models, with results organized into definitions, theorems, and proofs. The page lists subfields including philosophy of mathematics, foundations, logic, topology, algebra, and analysis.