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Academic Info: Philosophy — Directory of Online Resources
http://www.academicinfo.net/phil.html
Divides links into general, reference, ancient, medieval, modern, existentialism, mind, African, Chinese, and Indian. Would be useful for research for students, especially the last few, and for teachers to begin some basic research for class lectures and readings.
Foldop 3.0 — Free On-Line Dictionary of Philosophy
http://www.swif.it/foldop/
A philosophical dictionary on-line. Has philosophers, terms, etc. defined in short paragraphs. Best feature is recommended reading lists under appropriate entry. Also has internal links within articles. Very useful for students, especially at beginning of research. Also of use for teachers.
The Window: Philosophy on the Internet
http://www.trincoll.edu/depts/phil/philo/index.html
Link-based site with some very short bios on major philosophers and a small timeline. Links include research resources, online texts, other sites, universities, and journals. Somewhat useful for students at very beginning of research and for teachers. Best feature is the links pages.