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Tanner Philosophy Library

Tanner Philosophy Library is a departmental library open to all members of the Stanford community.

Topic guides

Guide Created by Last Updated Subject tag
Philosophy John Rawlings 2013-06-06 Philosophy
Critical Theory John Rawlings 2012-10-31 Language and linguistics, Philosophy
Philosophy of Education Kathryn M Kerns 2013-05-17 Philosophy, Education
SUL Pre-1600 manuscripts in the Dept. of Special Collections John Rawlings 2013-06-12 Medieval studies, French literary studies, Italian literary studies, Philosophy, Religious studies
SUL holdings of pre-1600 manuscripts in microform, etc. John Rawlings 2013-02-25 French history, German history, History of science and technology, Italian history, Medieval studies, French literary studies, German literary studies, Italian literary studies, Philosophy, Religious studies, British studies, French studies, Germanic studies, Spanish studies, Italian studies

Notable collections

Dupuis, Charles-François. Planches de l'origine de tous les cultes, ou Religion universelle: par Dupuis. Paris: H. Agasse, 1794. Image: Dessiné par Ducondray, gravé à l’eau-forte par Pauquet, terminé au burin par P. H. Triere.

The Super-Enlightenment

Thirty-six digitized texts, written in French between 1716 and 1835, investigate the mysterious perimeters of knowledge beyond Locke.

John Perry & Ken Taylor

Philosophy Talk

Philosophy Talk is a talk radio program co-hosted by Stanford professors John Perry and Ken Taylor.

Subject Librarians

John Rawlings
Subject Librarian for Classics, Linguistics, Medieval Studies, Philosophy, and South Asian Studies
Cecil H. Green Library
(650) 723-3101