You’ll discover a variety of resources (both free and paid) on this list including normative ethics, issues in normative ethics, consequentialism, deontology, virtue ethics, metaethics, moral judgement, moral responsibility, moral realism and irrealism, research ethics, journals and books. We hope you find these resources helpful, and enjoy reading!
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This list will cover various popular titles from novels covering 17 sub-genres, short stories to movie / tv series and comic books. Goodreads and IMDB ratings and links are provided for your further reference. The resources you’ll find here are not entirely free but more of a list of reference or “what to read” or “what to watch” within the sci-fi world.
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The resources you’ll find below are not entirely a database of free materials, but more of a list of reference or “what to read” within the biology world. This list will cover various aspects of biological science from the study of molecular mechanisms in cells, to the classification and behaviour of organisms, how species evolve and interaction between ecosystems.
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Mental illness occurs from the interaction of multiple genes and other factors – such as stress, abuse, or a traumatic event – which can influence, or trigger, an illness in a person who has an inherited susceptibility to it. These resources lean more towards mental health awareness in the software industry but generally can be applied within different situations and circumstances. This list was generously compiled by “dreamingechoes” and 15 other contributors.
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We cover some of the essential philosophy books that are best for those who are just starting or looking to expand their mind. This list is more for your own personal reference as no download links are provided. If you’re exploring on the next path to take, this list may feed you with some great ideas.
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We cover some of the essential philosophy books that are best for those who are just starting or looking to expand their mind. Our coverage reaches back to the dawn of the subject, with the best books on the Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. Aiming to challenge the western bias, we also have book recommendations for ancient Chinese philosophy, Islamic philosophy, and world philosophy. The majority of them are freely available in PDF format. The rest can be either purchased online or as a physical book from your nearest bookstores.
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It’s intriguing to observe how antique books and first editions are valued; it’s similar to the art world in that it’s not always obvious why something carries a certain worth. To that purpose, I’ve gathered some of the more expensive examples for you to peruse. The following examples are in random order and cover first editions, which were signed the authors and even very exclusive special editions, redesigned, repackaged and re-printed.
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Books have a preferred writing style that makes comprehension easy for readers who have mastered a certain level of fluency in reading a language. This post’s main objective is all about that – breaking down books into 3 distinctive levels (Beginner, Veteran and Expert) for all genres imaginable.
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