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## pdf version of the entry ## Religious Experience https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/fall2022/entries/religious-experience/ from the Fall 2022 Edition of the ## Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy <!-- image --> Co-Principal Editors: Edward N. Zalta &amp; Uri Nodelman Associate Editors: Colin Allen, Hannah ...
logic-connexive
## pdf version of the entry ## Connexive Logic https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/sum2023/entries/logic-connexive/ from the Summer 2023 Edition of the ## Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy <!-- image --> Co-Principal Editors: Edward N. Zalta &amp; Uri Nodelman Associate Editors: Colin Allen, Hannah Kim, &amp...
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culture
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (SEP) PDF Extracts

This dataset aims to simplify access to this valuable academic resource, eliminating the need for users to perform manual web scraping or complex PDF extraction processes themselves. It provides a curated collection of text derived from these authoritative entries, making the rich philosophical content of the SEP readily accessible for computational tasks. It serves as a valuable resource for research in natural language processing, knowledge representation, and computational philosophy, enabling studies on a wide array of philosophical concepts, arguments, and historical contexts.

Dataset Description

This dataset comprises textual content extracted directly from PDF entries of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (SEP).

The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy is a highly respected, dynamic, and open-access reference work dedicated to philosophical topics. Established with a unique publishing model, each of its nearly 1800 entries (as of Summer 2023) is meticulously maintained and regularly updated by expert scholars in the respective fields. All entries and substantive revisions undergo rigorous peer-review by a distinguished Editorial Board, ensuring the highest academic standards. The SEP is designed to evolve continually in response to new research, providing a reliable and citable resource through its quarterly fixed editions archived with complete historical records.

This dataset provides a curated collection of text derived from these authoritative PDF entries, making the rich philosophical content of the SEP readily accessible for computational tasks. It serves as a valuable resource for research in natural language processing, knowledge representation, and computational philosophy, enabling studies on a wide array of philosophical concepts, arguments, and historical contexts.

Data Fields

The dataset contains the full textual content of all individual SEP entries, accompanied by metadata such as the original filename or entry title.

Source Data

This dataset is an extract from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

  • Official Website: https://plato.stanford.edu/
  • Copyright: The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy is copyright © by The Metaphysics Research Lab, Department of Philosophy, Stanford University. Users are encouraged to refer to the official SEP website for comprehensive terms of use and citation guidelines.
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