It's interesting that philosophy, unlike most other disciplines, has been so good at this. It's not purely the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, either. Ther

It's interesting that philosophy, unlike most other disciplines, has been so good at this. It's not purely the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, either. There's another encyclopedia founded at the same time (both 1995), the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy [1], with a broadly similar mission and also quite a lot of good articles (though fewer than 1500). And there's an excellently organized, continually updated bibliography of philosophy papers, PhilPapers [2]. It's run like the original Yahoo, a big directory with manually curated topic areas. In computer science, we haven't managed to build resources like these. [1] http://www.iep.utm.edu/home/about/ http://www.iep.utm.edu/home/about/ [2] http://philpapers.org/ http://philpapers.org/