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The Philosophy Research Guide provides resources and strategies for all areas and periods in philosophy, including subject headings for searching Orbis and links to online books.
Last Updated: Jun 4, 2013 URL: http://guides.library.yale.edu/philosophy Print Guide RSS UpdatesEmail AlertsShareThis

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This website provides a guide to conducting research in philosophy at Yale University, highlighting key resources and search strategies. Through this website, I try to give you some ways to crack open philosophy's numerous subjects.  Most of the pages give examples that you can use as a model for your searches, descriptions of the main resources, and tips on how to use certain databases.

 

It's important to know that even though the guide focuses on strategies for finding books, often the same or similar approaches will work in article databases.

 

Have questions?  Want to discuss your research needs?  Please contact me!

 

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The Craft of Research - Booth, Colomb, Williams
Call Number: Bass and Bass Reference, Q180.55.M4 B66X 2008
This is an enormously helpful book pitched at the perfect level of sophistication for Yale students. Especially useful is chapter 3, which discusses how to turn a general interest in a subject into a focused research question or problem. This is a crucial step in any research project and one that is often given too little thought. The link above takes you to an e-book version of the 2nd edition.

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