This is a list of resources that are useful to philosophy students. From how to write and read philosophy, to learning philosophical argumentation, learning resources, and student groups and contacts that are useful.

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Philosophy Resources

General Philosophy

What is Philosophy – Dr. Ulf Hlobil
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (SEP)
Philosophy podcasts – History of Philosophy Without any Gaps

Reading Philosophy

Reading and Writing Philosophy – Dr. Ulf Hlobil
7 ways of reading philosophy – Looking for Wisdom

Writing Philosophy

Reading and Writing Philosophy – Dr. Ulf Hlobil
How to Write a Philosophy Paper – Dr. Katharina Nieswandt
How to Cite Properly – Dr. Katharina Nieswandt
Two Examples of Good Introductions – Dr. Katharina Nieswandt
A Guide to Philosophical Writing – Harvard University
Guidelines on Writing a Philosophy Paper (jimpryor.net)
Writing a Short Philosophy Paper – Andrew Cullison
Guide for Writing in Philosophy (southwestern.edu)
Concordia Library style guides
Online Writing Lab (OWL) at Purdue

Argumentation in Philosophy

Analyzing Arguments – Dr. Ulf Hlobil
Validity and Soundness Explained – Dr. Katharina Nieswandt
Validity and Soundness Examples – Dr. Katharina Nieswandt

Doing Philosophical Research

Webster Library Philosophy Subject Guide
Webster Library Research Skills Tutorial

Learning Resources

Concordia Writing Assistance (Student Success Center)

Academic Resources

Humanities+
Student Success Center Learning Resource handouts
FutureBound
Student Success Center Workshops

Student Groups and Associations

Arts and Science Federation of Associations (ASFA)
Classics Student Association
Concordia Student Union
LGBTQ+ resources in Montreal
Sustainability Action Fund
Sustainability Concordia

Concordia Society of Political Theory

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