| Title | Author | Description |
| Talcott's Crazy Blog
| | From a graduate student at Indiana University. |
| Talking Philosophy: The Blog of the Philosophers' Magazine
| Baggini, Julian and Jeremy Stangroom | The Philosophers' Magazine Blog. The Philosophers’ Magazine was launched by us in 1997 to bring academic philosophy to a larger audience than it finds within the academy. Nearly ten years later, it is thriving, and has featured within its pages some of the world’s great philosophers. |
| Teaching Philosophy
| [Multiple] | A group blog by philosophers interested in teaching. Primarily used for disseminating teachable moments, ideas, tips, techniques, examples, etc. that don't rise to the level of a full article in Teaching Philosophy. |
| Tearing Down the Mask of Maya
| Thomas Cothran | Covers a range of topics, generally from a phenomenological/existential point of view. Recent attention has been paid to Plato and Aristotle's epistemology and political philosophy in how meaning is constituted through education. Other material focuses on phenomenology proper and "existentialism" in its broader context, with particular interest in their impact on modern theology and philosophy of religion. |
| That Logic Blog
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| The Examined Life
| Trey Suttle | This is my personal philosophy blog. As the title indicates, it will mostly be concerned with issues relating to living a meaningful life and the general human condition. I welcome comments and contributions to my blog. |
| The Excluded Middle
| [Multiple] | The Excluded Middle is a group blog dedicated to its contributors’ research in various branches of analytic philosophy. |
| The Martin Buber Institute For Dialogical Ecology
| Hune Margulies | Exploration of Martin Buber and Zen |
| The Mole
| Greg Moore | The Official Blog of the Friedrich Nietzsche Society. Dedicated to bringing news and views from the world of Nietzsche studies. |
| Theories 'n Things
| Williams, Robert | From a lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Leeds. |
| There Is Some Truth In That
| Ichikawa, Jonathan | From a graduate student at Brown University. |
| Think Tonk
| Littlejohn, Clayton | From a graduate student at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. |
| thinkBuddha
| Buckingham, Will | thinkBuddha is a blog for reflections upon philosophy, ethics, and Buddhist thought and practice. Written by novelist and philosopher Will Buckingham, thinkBuddha is rooted on the one hand in Western philosophical traditions (in particular phenomenology, philosophy of mind and ethics) and on the other hand in a secular approach to Buddhist practice. |
| Thinkingness
| Fenner, Marshall | |
| This Is Not The Name Of This Blog
| [Multiple] | "Unofficial Weblog for the University of Rochester Philosophy Graduate Students" |
| Thomas Metcalf
| Metcalf, Thomas | From a graduate student at University of Colorado, Boulder. |
| Thoughts, Arguments and Rants
| Weatherson, Brian | From a professor at Cornell University. |
| Toutcourt
| Ricoy, Inigo Gonzalez | Brief news on ethics and political philosophy from Spain. |
| Transcendental Idealism
| Bader, Ralf M. | "This blog will be concerned with Kant's philosophy - both metaphysics and ethics." |
| Transcendental Philosophy and Naturalism
| | Blog for the AHRC-funded project on Transcendental Philosophy and Naturalism at the University of Essex. |
| Tribunal of Experience
| Dreyer, C. T. | From a graduate student in philosophy. |
| Truth to Power
| Nadelhoffer, Thomas | From an assistant professor of philosophy at Dickinson College in Carlisle, PA. |
| Turning the Tide
| Chomsky, Noam | From the linguistics professor at MIT. |
| Twelve Links: Notes from Samsara
| | Articulate, detailed analysis of philosophical issues and questions from a distinctly Buddhist perspective. Also incorporates the so called "Metaphysics of Quality" of Robert Pirsig. |
