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Philosophy

An overview of scholarly resources in philosophy

Finding Primary Sources

The Library subscribes to many online databases that contain primary sources. You can browse these databases through the links below.

Email the Subject Specialist listed on this page for suggestions.

Primary Sources in Philosophy

Collected Works of Author

Most critical editions are in print. Search for author and publisher in the Library catalog to find specific editions.

Most correspondences are published in individual volumes. Search the SUBJECT field for the author and "correspondence." For example, see "Arendt, Hannah 1906-1975 Correspondence." The University Archives include unpublished correspondence with Hannah Arendt.

Workshops in Philosophy

Below are primary sources arranged by subject following the Workshops in Philosophy.

These lists are not meant to be comprehensive. If you can't find what you need, please contact Anne K. Knafl, aknafl@uchicago.edu.

Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy

See the Classics research guide for more information.

German Philosophy

Consult the Germanic Literature research guide for more resources.

Law and Philosophy

Consult the Law Library research guides for more information

Practical Philosophy & Theoretical Philosophy

A list of example searches in the Library catalog as well as databases to use to find books and articles on specific topics.

Philosophy of Religions & Ethics

The Divinity School has student clubs in Philosophy related areas, including Religion & Philosophy and Religious Ethics.

Subject Specialist

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Anne Knafl
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