RESOURCES
Online resources on ethics

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Ethics

• University of Minnesota Human Rights Meta Search Engine
• Ethics Updates Home Page. Easily my favorite. Very large site on both metaethics and applied ethics.
• Stephen Darwall's Ethics Page. A prof and his ethics courses.
• Living High and Letting Die A utilitarian view of world hunger. Most of the book is on the web. If you read it, you might also like to read my humanities essay Luck, Duty and Benevolence.
• World Hunger and Morality A book on the same subject

More general philosophy resources

• A Non-Philosopher's Guide to Philosophical Terms Humour

• Internet Encyclopaedia of Philosophy Serious version of the above
• Episteme Links to interesting places.
• The Skeptic's Dictionary
• PhilosophySearch.com - Philosophy Resources on the World Wide Web

• Hippias - Limited Area Search on the Internet
• Noesis - Philosophical Research On-Line
• Home Page Rescogitans
• Exploring Plato's Dialogues - Limited Area Search on the Internet 
• The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
• Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
• Meta-Encyclopedia of Philosophy (based on both the other encyclopedia's and some dictionaries)
• Pyrrhon (this philosophical lexicon has its own (AltaVista) search engine and provides a form for searching some categories of Yahoo and several search engines mentioned here)
• Minerva-Textarchiv (collection of downloadable philosophical texts, classic and modern, with searchable abstracts)
• Philosophy Research Study Guide - Academic Resources - students, teachers, books, education, awards

Philosophy News Service - The philosopher's daily news source

Some Worthy Charities

• Jubilee 2000 or Jubilee 2000. These are the Canadian and British sites. I refuse to carry the US site because it divides the world up into: USA, Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America! Quoting the British site, "Jubilee 2000 is an international movement calling for the cancellation of the unpayable debt of the world's poorest countries by the year 2000 under a fair and transparent process."
• Amnesty International.
• UNICEF
• Ruth Bell's site supporting WaterAid