Metaphysics is a primary subject area in philosophy which investigates the nature, constitution, and structure of reality. It also deals with notions such as causation, time, modality (necessity and possibility), particulars and universals, and the relation of mind to body. Causality (4) Epistemology@ (52) Free Will & Determinism (10) Metaphysicians (3) Mind (1) Modality (3) Ontology (16) Process (2) Space & Time (4) 1. Book I of Hegel's Science of Logic - Being - Hegel's Science of Logic, linked to commentary by Lenin. The Doctrine of Being (Quality - Quantity - Measure). 2. Metaphysical Review: Archives and Discussion - Archive of this on-line metaphysics journal. 3. The Metaphysics Research Lab - Developers of the axiomatic theory of abstract objects and relations. 4. 20th World Congress of Philosophy: Metaphysics - Proceedings of the 20th WCP, with an archive of papers contributed in Metaphysics. 5. A Radical New Metaphysics - A paper by Tom Milner-Gulland presented at the Philosophy As Conference, November 30th, 2002 6. Big Bang Philosophy - Exploring the consequences of a finite universe. 7. Episteme Links: Metaphysics - A collection of on-line resources. 8. Hong Kong Baptist University: Kant's Theocentric Metaphysics - Essay by Prof. Stephen Palmquist answering the question, "Was Kant the destroyer of Metaphysics?" 9. NodeWorks Encyclopedia: Metaphysics - A collaboratively edited article explaining several central metaphysical problems: the problem of objecthood, the problem of universals, and the mind-body problem. 10. Philosophy Articles for Debate - Eric Faragher's site, with material on time, freedom, and several other metaphysical problems. 11. SOSIG: Metaphysics - Metaphysics resource page from the Social Science Information Gateway. 12. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Mereology - The relations of part to whole and of part to part within a whole; by Achille Varzi. 13. Two Contemporary Approaches to Transcendental Arguments - Karl-Otto Apel and Zeljko Loparic on their transcendental arguments in critical relationship with other philosophical trends of the age. 14. University of Sheffield: Naive Metaphysics - Details of the book by Geoffrey Klempner, including tw extracts: the preface, explaining the unusual circumstances and goals of the author, and the first chapter, consisting of a long meditation on two problems of existence.

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