Amazing new philosophy resource

David Chalmers and his student David Bourget at the Australian National University have developed a new resource: PhilPapers. This is a hot list to online versions of (so far) over 188,000 items in current philosophy. I checked my own papers and they were all there (something Thompson International seems unable to achieve). So on the Wilkins Narcissism Scale it rates very highly indeed.

Check it out. It will make a big difference to students and teachers, let alone researchers.

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I checked my own papers and they were all there (something Thompson International seems unable to achieve).

Ooh! Ooh! WilkinsFest!

Thanks for the tip. That should keep me busy for a while.