Philosophy

Lisa Roberts, ACRL (Association of College and Research Libraries).

Danica Savonick and Cathy N. Davidson have aggregated and summarised over twenty research articles on gender bias in academe, a crucial resource for International Women’s Day.

May 2017: One of the central criticisms of the recent piece in Hypatia by Rebecca Tuvel, “In Defense of Transracialism,” is that it failed to discuss much of the relevant literature by trans* and POC scholars. In the hopes of moving future work in the right direction, this is a collection of relevant resources that emphasizes work by POC, trans* people, and members of other underrepresented groups.

In the hopes of preserving this document, the bibliography can no longer be edited by viewers. If you have a reference that you would like to add or have any questions or comments, please email Meena Krishnamurthy at mkmurthy@umich.edu.

A compilation by Prof. Tim O'Keefe of "all of the readings by female authors used in the sections of Introduction to Philosophy taught by graduate students (and the departmental chair George Rainbolt) in the academic year 2012-13 plus in summer 2013 at Georgia State University" where course readings were designed to include at least 20% or more by women philosophers.

Suggestions on Brian Leiter's blog, May 2015.

From the Daily Nous blog, February 14, 2017.

List of free online Philosophy courses & MOOCs from top universities and colleges, with reviews.

Free and certificates available if pay a course fee.

From Open Culture: the best free cultural & educational media on the web.

There are four main types of resources for philosophy instructors: Primers, Units, Lessons, and Activities.

Blog about teaching philosophy, started in 2007.

A parable of the polygons: a playable post on the shape of society by Vi Hart and Nicky Case.

PLATO advocates and supports introducing philosophy to children and youth through programs, resource-sharing, and the development of a national network in pre-college philosophy.