JOURNALS

BEARS: Brown Electronic Article Review Service: In Moral and Political Philosophy
http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Philosophy/bears/homepage.html
Site features substantial reviews of articles published in last six months. Most useful for teachers, but higher level students could benefit from reading reviews.

Dualist: Stanford’s Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy
http://www.stanford.edu/group/dualist/
Features high-quality essays from undergraduate students. Somewhat useful for teachers, but could be interesting to have students read to see what philosophy is like at the collegiate level. Essays can be fairly technical.

Essays in Philosophy: A Biannual Journal
http://www.humbolt.edu/~mfg1/opening.html
Features current issue of journal. Fully accessible. Issues focus on a single topic with a large number of essays. Great for going in-depth on a topic, if topic is one you want to study. Essays can be fairly technical. Also includes substantial number of book reviews. Useful for students and teachers.

Philosophy Now: A Magazine of Ideas
http://www.philosophynow.org/
Online version of one of the most popular philosophy magazines, it does a great job of addressing issues for the general public. Some articles are password-protected, meaning you must subscribe to the magazine to access. Useful for both students and teachers.

Proceedings of the Friesian School: Fourth Series
http://www.friesian.com/
Features essays on wide range of philosophical issues. Some are technical, but many are accessible to general readers. Also includes reviews of books and articles. Very useful for students and teachers.

Questions: Philosophy for Young People
http://www.pdcnet.org/questions.html
Features essays, drawings, discussions, either completed by students (grades K – 12) or facilitated by adults but featuring students’ ideas. Issues are topical. Useful for teachers and students of all grade levels. First two issues are available online.

STOA: The International Undergraduate journal of Philosophy
http://www.cpesbcc.net/stoahome.htm
Features essays written by undergraduate students worldwide. Some of the essays can be fairly technical, but many are accessible by high school students. Useful for students and teachers for exploring topics and getting a sense of what collegiate philosophy looks like.

TPM Online: The Philosophers’ Magazine
http://www.philosophersnet.com/
Online site to one of the most popular philosophy magazines around. Features articles, games, quotes, news, books to buy. Some articles are password-protected, meaning you must subscribe to the magazine to access. Very useful for students and teachers.