Truth: An International, interdisciplinary Journal of Christian
Thought
Truth is an interdisciplinary, nonspecialized journal for the
academic community (students, professors, scholars) with a
distinctively Christian perspective and seeks to provide a critical
analysis of crucial contemporary intellectual issues. The issues
discussed are scientific, philosophical, literary, historical or
theological in nature.
Christopher S. Planeaux is a Classicist by trade with degrees from
Indiana University and the University of Cambridge. His primary
area of specialty is Greek history: specifically, the Ages of
Solon to Aristoteles (Aristotle). His current studies include the
Athenian archê (empire) and Platon's sokratikoi logoi (Plato's
Socratic Dialogues).
This page is designed to help facilitate the study of the works of
Friedrich Nietzsche. Its primary purpose is to provide scholars an
on-line reference for contemporary scholarship about Nietzsche.
The Essay is stored here as eleven files. Storing it as a single
file would make loading it a very long task and it would also be
likely to cause some browsers to run short on memory. This text is
stored on site by the APHIL Library which is provided by the
Department of Philosophy, Research School of Social Sciences, ANU.
It is in the Public Domain.
The e-text version of this book was originally prepared by Stephen
Palmquist and placed in the Oxford Text Archive in 1985. The WWW
version of the text made its first appearance in October, 1995 at
the Hong Kong Baptist University. This web page represents a
technically overhauled edition provided by the Humanities Computing
& Methodology Program, RIH of the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Includes the Table of Contents of the Critique as in second edition
(1787) (with analytic TOC and hyper linkage) and an on line search
engine for the Critique.
Texts include:
Aristotle, Aristotle's Logic - The Organon
Descartes, Discourse on Method
Leibniz, The Monadology
Locke, Essay Concerning Human Understanding
Berkeley, Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge
Hume, Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding
Kant, The Critique of Pure Reason
This page is dedicated to the expansion of knowledge regarding
influential texts and authors throughout history. It attempts to
provide a wide range of authors, but clearly not all are covered
here. Subjects include Aquinas, Aristotle, Augustine, Francis
Bacon, Bible, Catholic, C.S. Lewis, Dante, Descartes, Doctrine,
Dostoevsky, Enlightenment, Sigmund Freud, General, Homer, Humanism,
Immanuel Kant, Kierkegaard, Kempis, Martin Luther, Machiavelli,
Karl Marx, John S. Mill, Thomas More, Nietzsche, On line Texts,
Plato, Predestination, Quran, Renaissance, Scholasticism,
Shakespeare, Leo Tolstoy, Voltaire
Includes Jacques Maritain's Collected Works; Jacques Maritain
Papers; Electronic texts of classical and medieval sources;
Latin Wordlist and Grammar Aid; French Dictionary and Grammar
Aid; Greek Lexicon; Other Dictionaries
Ethics Updates is designed primarily to be used by ethics
instructors and their students. It is intended to provide
updates on current literature, both popular and professional,
that relates to ethics.
