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60.9 Philosophy

The front page for everything in this folder.

This is a Map of Content — a wiki-style index that links out to every major area of the philosophy vault. Start here, then drill into a sub-MOC below.
Core sub-MOCs: People · Epistemology · Ethics · Logic · Political Philosophy · Metaphysics · Schools · Concepts · Library · History · Study Path

Start Here

The fastest way to get oriented.

Philosophy websites & online references — encyclopedias, the visual history map, primary texts, papers, and study resources

Philosophy — Unified Curriculum & Checklist — the combined phased study plan: books, chapters, articles, videos and podcasts, with detailed progress checkboxes

🧭 What am I reading next? — Curriculum & Study Path (MOC) · Philosophy Curriculum (The Hybrid Master) · Reading Track - Philosophy · TODO Philosophy

🗺️ The whole map at a glance — Outline of philosophy - Wikipedia · Big‑picture Map Of Moral Philosophy

📜 The story in order — History of Philosophy (MOC) · Philosophy TIMELINE · History Canvas (file not included in this release)

⚔️ Who disagreed with whom — Disagreement Table in Philosophy

🕰️ The three great frameworks — Pre-modern vs. Modern vs. Post-Modern Frameworks

🗃️ Everything as a database — Philosophy.base (file not included in this release)

Philosophy Websites

Main reference links

Columns

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Texts and Research

  • Early Modern Texts — Jonathan Bennett’s more readable versions of early modern classics, including Descartes, Spinoza, Locke, Hume, and Kant. These are adapted texts; use the assigned edition when quoting or following page references.
  • Perseus Digital Library — Greek and Latin works, translations, and language tools; useful for ancient philosophy and its classical context.
  • PhilPapers — search philosophical scholarship and browse topic bibliographies to find the next article or book on a specific question.
  • PhilArchive — freely accessible philosophy papers. Check each paper’s publication status; an archived manuscript is not automatically peer reviewed.

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Explanations and Study

  • 1000-Word Philosophy — short introductory essays on arguments, questions, theories, and philosophers; useful before a difficult chapter or for a quick review.
  • History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps — Peter Adamson’s chronological podcast and episode archive, with coverage extending beyond the standard Western canon. Choose the episode matching your current reading.
  • Wi-Phi — Wireless Philosophy — short, free videos and learning modules on philosophy and critical thinking, featuring academic contributors.
  • Open Logic Project — open textbooks and teaching materials for formal logic; best used when the logic portion of your study plan calls for a more systematic treatment.

A useful route: get oriented with the visual map or Wikipedia → clarify the question with IEP or a short explanation → examine the arguments and bibliography in SEP → read the relevant primary text or research paper. Use these as references alongside your Unified Philosophy Curriculum.

Resource links checked: 19 October 2026.

The Sub-MOCs

Each tile is a map into one area of the folder.

Areas by Topic

Theory of Knowledge

Ethics & Metaethics

Politics & Justice

Reality & Mind

Logic & Reasoning

Schools & Traditions

The Thinkers

History & Eras

Reference Shelf

Legacy Index Pages

Older index notes, kept for their auto-generated file lists & embeds:

Handwritten Notebook Pages

Source

  • Open Philosophy notebook pages — start at notebook p. 64 (file not included in this release)
  • Open Philosophy notebook pages — start at notebook p. 129 (file not included in this release)
  • Open Philosophy notebook pages — start at notebook p. 163 (file not included in this release)

Connected Book Sections

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