McGraw-Hill Guide to Philosophy on the Web

Message to Students Message to Professors Overview of the Internet and World Wide Web Introduction What is the Internet? The World Wide Web Electronic mail (email) Chat Rooms Electronic commerce (e-commerce) Newsgroups Game-playing Where do I start? Free Access Search Engines: The Plus and Minuses How Search Engines Work How to Use a Search Engine Popular Search Engines: Pros and Cons Criteria of Good Search Engines Saving, Copying, Pasting and Printing Bookmarking Opening a Bookmark How to Get and Use Free Email on the Web Frequently-Encountered Problems on the Web and How to Solve Them Dead Links Safe Surfin' One More Thing: A Note about Plagiarism How to Avoid Plagiarizing New Ways Professors are Detecting Plagiarism Final Words of Advice Frequently Used Terms on the Web (a.k.a, the Glossary) Resources about Philosophy on the Web Assessing the Reliability of Web Sites for Philosophical Research How to Search in Philosophy Important Philosophy Web Sites for Students Introduction to Philosophy Web Sites Ethics Web Sites Ethical Theories Applied Ethics Ethics and Animals Environmental Ethics Bioethics Business Ethics Engineering and Ethics Computers and Ethics Practical Reasoning and Logic Web Sites Practical/Critical Reasoning Logic Ancient Philosophy Web Sites Philosophy of Mind Web SitesPence, Gregory is the author of 'McGraw-Hill Guide to Philosophy on the Web' with ISBN 9780072476316 and ISBN 0072476311.