links

University of Pittsburgh Resources
::: University of Pittsburgh Main Page
::: Department of Philosophy
::: Department of History and Philosophy of Science
::: philsci-archive
::: University Center for International Studies
::: University Library System
::: Archives for Scientific Philosophy
::: Pitt-CMU Philosophy Partnership
::: University of Pittsburgh Press-Philosophy Books in print
::: Office of International Services
Our neighbors:
::: Carnegie Mellon University Philosophy Department

Philosophy and Philosophy of Science Associations
::: Philosophy of Science Association
::: American Philosophical Association
::: Australasian Association of Philosophy
::: Canadian Philosophical Association
::: HOPOS
::: British Society for the Philosophy of Science
::: History of Science Society
::: European Association for the Study of Science & Technology
::: International Society for the History, Philosophy,
    and Social Studies of Biology
::: Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness

Philosophy of Science Journals
::: Australasian Journal of Philosophy
::: Philosophy of Science
::: International Studies in the Philosophy of Science
::: British Journal for the Philosophy of Science
::: Synthese
::: Erkenntnis
::: Studies in HPS
::: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and     Biomedical Sciences
::: Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics

Other Online Philosophy and Science Resources
::: Episteme Links: Philosophy Resources on the Internet
::: NOESIS: Philosophical Research Online
::: HIPPIAS: Limited Area Search of Philosophy on the Internet
::: Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
::: The Philosophy Server at Carnegie Mellon University
::: The Perseus Project
::: Academia Exchange Network
::: The International Directory of On-line Philosophy Papers

philsci archive

philsci-archive is a preprint server for papers in philosophy of science sponsored by the Center for Philosophy. It is offered as a free service to the philosophy of science community with the goal of promoting communication in the field by the rapid dissemination of new work.

::: philsci-archive.pitt.edu