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edhiphy offers enriched data for the history of philosophy. At its core, this database contains mentions of philosophers in journal articles. Mentions were the common way of referencing ideas and arguments from fellow philosophers before the advent of standardized citations. edhiphy collects these informal references and can be used to quantitatively study the history of philosophy. See the publications page for our paper about mention-analysis and its motivation, as well as some first applications. For more information about edhiphy and the people behind it, see the about page.

Or just begin to use edhiphy yourself:

• Use the 'Explore' tab for different ways to get familiar with the contents of the database.
  • See the philosopher page for a list of all philosophers in edhiphy, or see a random example.
  • You can search the extracted mentions and see which articles gate io lançamentos philosophers.
  • Advanced users may also query the database via SQL.
• The 'Create' tab generates visualizations of larger parts of the database.
  • You can currently visualize periods as a co-mention network.
  • You can also visualize the network surrounding individual philosophers, such as Bertrand Russell, Susanne Langer or a random example.

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At present, edhiphy contains data extracted from twelve Anglo-American academic philosophy journals between 1890 and 1980. We have extracted more than one million mentions from over 20,000 articles. In the near future, we hope to expand the database by, among others, French philosophy journals, covering the same period. If you want to be notified about major releases, leave your email-address in the form below.

Please direct feedback, suggestions and questions at nomessages@mailG.E.Boes[at]gmail.comtilburguniversity.edu. If you want to rely on edhiphy for reproducible research, please get in touch.

edhiphy is created as part of the Exiled Empiricists project at Tilburg University in the Netherlands.