Colegas, O pessoal do PhilPapers (David Chalmers et al) montou uma lista de bibliografias para diversas áreas da filosofia, muitas delas de interesse dos membros desta lista. Vale a pena dar uma olhada na notícia que encaminho abaixo e experimentar!
Saudações, Daniel. > > The PhilPapers category system now contains comprehensive bibliographies for > a large number of areas of philosophy. We now have 450 subject editors > editing 1357 bibliographies (a comprehensive list is here). Over the last > year or so we have introduced a number of features to make the bibliography > system more effective. > > First, bibliographies are now supplemented with a summary of the key themes > and issues involved, a list of key works, and a list of introductory works, > compiled by the editor for that category. For now, about 600 categories > (listed here) have these summaries. Eventually, all categories will have them. > > Second, we have introduced topical subcategories for categories on historical > figures, linked to the PhilPapers subject categories wherever possible. For > example "Kant: Perception" is a subcategory of Kant and is also listed under > Perception. A number of historical figures now have a detailed subcategory > system: notably Aristotle, Plato, Hobbes, Locke, Berkeley, Hume, Kant, Hegel, > Brentano, Husserl, Nietzsche, Husserl, Carnap, and Derrida. Systems for many > more figures are on their way. We have built up a similar sort of > substructure for some non-historical categories, including Feminist > Philosophy and Experimental Philosophy. Thanks to the editors of all these > categories for the terrific work they've done here. Other editors are > encouraged to follow their example! Volunteers to edit and build up unedited > historical categories will also be welcome. > > Third, we have introduced a number of tools to make an editor's jobs easier. > We have allowed editors to appoint assistant editors, a number of whom are > already in place. We have added automatic translation tools to handle > entries in other languages. We will soon be overhauling the editors' > interface in order to make editors' workflow easier and more intuitive. We > are in the process of restructuring editorial roles to distribute the work > more fairly. > > We are grateful to the many PhilPapers editors for everything they've done to > make PhilPapers such a useful resource. We also encourage qualified > PhilPapers users (roughly: PhDs with expertise in the area for area or middle > categories, PhDs or graduate students for leaf categories) to consider > becoming an editor. > > > David Bourget (UWO) > David Chalmers (NYU,ANU) _______________________________________________ Logica-l mailing list [email protected] http://www.dimap.ufrn.br/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/logica-l
