Course-Related Links

Ayer Sites

Ayer

• “A.J. Ayer”—The Wikipedia article on Ayer.
• “A.J. Ayer”—The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy article on Ayer.
• “The Wickedest Man in Oxford”—A review from the New York Times of A.J. Ayer: A Life—A biography of Ayer by Ben Rogers. You can also read the book’s first chapter.
• “A.J. Ayer’s Philosophy and Its Greatness”—A tribute to Ayer’s thought by Ted Honderich.
• “Bryan Magee talks to A.J. Ayer about Frege, Russell, and Modern Logic”—A 1987 interview with Ayer by Bryan Magee. Section 1 | Section 2 | Section 3 | Section 4 | Section 5

Heidegger Sites

Heidegger

• “Martin Heidegger”—The Wikipedia article on Heidegger.
• “Martin Heidegger”—The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy article on Heidegger.
• “Martin Heidegger”—The Answers.com page on Heidegger; includes the Wikipedia article and a good deal more.
• The Martin Heidegger page at The Cry: A Cry Towards the Absurd. Includes pictures, texts, and a good deal more. The whole site is worth looking at for its materials on Existentialism and Phenomenology.
• Ereignis—a great deal of material on Heidegger and many links including links to articles on Heidegger on the Web. Maintained by Pete.
• Martin-Heidegger-Internetseiten. A site maintained by Burghard Heidegger, Martin Heidegger’s grandson, containing much useful information, including a superb bibliography. The site is in German.

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