Philosophy Course Materials Form


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Philosophy Classroom Materials Form

This form is for adding or updating links to philosophy-related Course Materials in the EpistemeLinks database. I prefer to link to course materials that include robust, publicly available content such as lecture notes or rich course outlines. However, I will also link to course materials that at least provide a full syllabus, as seeing others' course syllabi can be helpful to someone teaching a topic for the first time.

Required fields are in bold red. Please note that submitted links will not automatically appear on the EpistemeLinks site. The information is reviewed first, and this can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks. Your patience is appreciated.

Before submitting a new Classroom Resource page, please check the Philosophy Course Materials section and make sure it isn't already included! This could save you and EpistemeLinks administrators valuable time and effort. Thank you!

Class Materials Name:
(e.g., Introduction to Philosophy, Metaphysics, Aristotle Seminar)

Author/Creator Name:

School Name:

URL:

Brief Description of the Classroom Materials (e.g., scope):

Choose between one and eight philosophers and topics (total) as the classroom material's areas of specialization. These will be used to categorize this resource in the EpistemeLinks database.

Philosophers:

Topics:

Ancient Philosophy
Medieval Philosophy
Renaissance Philosophy
Modern Philosophy
19th Century Philosophy
Ethics - Theory
Bioethics and Medical Ethics
Business Ethics
Environmental Ethics
Other Applied Ethics
Aesthetics
Epistemology
Logic and Philosophy of Logic
Critical Thinking/Reasoning
Metaphysics
Persons and Personal Identity
Philosophical Anthropology
Philosophy and Children
Philosophy and Psychiatry
Philosophy of Computers and Technology
Philosophy of Economics
Philosophy of Education
Philosophy of History
Philosophy of Language
Philosophy of Law
Philosophy of Literature and/or Interpretation
Philosophy of Mathematics
Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science
Philosophy of Religion
Philosophy of Science
Philosophy of Sport
Political and Social Philosophy
African and African-American Philosophy
American Philosophy and/or Pragmatism
Eastern Philosophies
Existentialism and/or Phenomenology
Feminist Philosophy and/or Philosophy and Gender
Latin American Philosophy
Postmodernism

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Contact Name:

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Please add any additional comments or provide additional areas of specialization not given above.
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