1. Introduction 2. Research Guides & Bibliographies 3. Dictionaries & Encyclopedias 
1. Searching by Subject 2. Ethics Subject Headings 3. Keyword Searching 
1. Using Databases to Find Articles 2. Quick Search Articles 3. Article Databases for Ethics 4. Ethics Journals: Electronic 5. Ethics Journals: Print 
1. Introduction 2. Databases for Ethics 
1. Searching on the Internet 2. Guides to Resources on the Web 3. Ethics Web Sites 4. Submit a Web Site! 5. Tutorials 
1. Books 2. Articles and Essays 
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Ethics Guide 

A guide for conducting research in Ethics at the Yale University Divinity School Library.
Last update: Jun 02nd, 2009 URL: http://guides.divinitylibrary.yale.edu/ethics  Print Guide  RSS Updates

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Submit a Web Site!

Let us know about your favorite web resources for ethics!


 

Tutorials

To develop your skills in evaluating and identifying authoritative resources in the Internet, try one of these online tutorials:

For doing general research on the Internet:

For researching philosophy on the Internet:

 
 

Searching on the Internet

Care must be taken in searching for information on the Internet. Unlike both the print resources found in the library and the electronic databases provided by the library, freely available Internet resources have not necessarily been published by reputable academic publishers nor have they been selected by librarians with expertise in their subject area. Nearly anything can be posted on a website, and just because it is available online does not mean it is valid or authoritative.

However, this does not mean that you cannot find good resources on the Internet; the key to doing so is to carefully evaluate what you find on the web. If you use web resources, be sure to ask these questions:

  • Who is the author of the Web site? Are the author's credentials listed?
  • What institution or organization is behind the Web site?
  • When was the Web site created or last updated?
  • Who is the intended audience for the Web site?
  • Is the information provided objective or biased?
  • How does information provided by the site compare to other works, including print works?

Guides to Resources on the Web

  • Bioethics Resources on the Web  
    From the National Institute of Health. The list of annotated resources provide background information and various positions on issues in bioethics.
  • Episteme: Ethical Theory  
    Numerous links to philosophy web resources. Click on the link for ethical theory for links on ethics.

Ethics Web Sites

The following are some recommended web sites that may be of interest to students and researchers in the area of ethics:

 

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