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I find modern philosophy papers to be far more interesting, readable and concise than some of these texts, which are often pretty circuitous. Unfortunately, I h
by finolex1 7y ago
I find modern philosophy papers to be far more interesting, readable and concise than some of these texts, which are often pretty circuitous. Unfortunately, I haven't yet found a good site that curates good papers.
- prossercj 7y agoYou might like the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, which is usually my first stop when digging into a new thinker. For example, here's the article on Marx: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/marx/ https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/marx/ A friend who is pursuing a BA in Philosophy says it's the only online source that they are allowed to cite.
- KCross 7y agoC'mon down to PhilPapers.com!
- smahony 7y agoYou might like this: http://www.pgrim.org/philosophersannual/index.html http://www.pgrim.org/philosophersannual/index.html It's an annual collection of some of the best papers of the year. It's not aimed at the general reader so some of these will be impenetrable if you don't have a background in the specific area, but there's usually a couple of readable things in each year's edition for someone with an ~undergrad level foundation.