Studies in the History of Ethics

This is a free, peer-reviewed e-journal that strives to “contribute to the philosophical understanding of perennial problems within ethics.” Many issues follow the symposia format with articles addressing a central theme. In addition to the journal itself, the site includes a detailed Links section with information about philosophy conferences, calls for papers, and links to major research resources.

Well worth a look.

Geoffry Chaucer Hath a Blog

Ok, so this isn’t really a research tool, or any other kind of tool for that matter, but is very funny. Funny in an English major kind of way. And how often do you get to practice your Middle English?

Of course this website is not just fun and games. Links to real life Chaucer, Middle English, and medieval literature web resources are provided as well.

So, welcome to my new Humanities blog! This will hopefully become an outlet for me to let you know about new resources for the humanities available to Drexel University students. Some of these will be library resources like new databases or books and journals. Some of what I will be writing about will be interesting websites available to everyone over the internet. And sometimes I will write about new tools and techniques that could help you interact with humanities information in a new way.

I welcome comments, tips and suggestions and am especially interested in hearing what tools and resources you find most helpful.