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Purpose
This is a template to generate links to entries in the PhilPapers at philpapers.org.
Parameters
The required parameters are the PhilPapers label (category, or journal) and the PhilPapers topic both of which appear in the url for that topic. The template then uses the Wikipedia article title as the link text:
* {{InPho
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| {{{2}}}
| {{{3}}}
}}
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Examples and usage
Suppose you want to add an external link to the PhilPapers' category on Aristotle. Locate the article at the PhilPapers website. The url will contain a number. Enter this number as the second perimeter.
* {{PhilPapers|category|aristotle}}
will produce the link
Note: This template should generally only be used in the External links sections of articles; it should not be used in citations, references or bibliography. Consider using {{ citation}}, {{ cite web}} or related templates for those purposes.
Detailed instructions
- Copy and paste the template into the External links section of the article
- Go to
https://philpapers.org and search for the topic you want (say, Aristotle; you'll reach
https://philpapers.org/browse/aristotle) - Copy the PhilPapers label, in this case, "category" and paste it into the first perimeter, then
- Copy the PhilPapers topic (here, "
aristotle") and paste it into the second perimeter - You will then have
* {{PhilPapers|category|aristotle}}resulting in:
Note that the link text will be the same as the Wikipedia title of the page the template is used on
If you still have any doubts or questions about the use of the template, you can ask at User talk:Gregbard.
See also
- {{ Cite IEP}}
- {{ Cite SEP}}
- {{ InPho}}
- WP:WikiProject Philosophy/Resources
PhilPapers at PhilPapers PhilPapers at PhilPapers
Purpose
This is a template to generate links to entries in the PhilPapers at philpapers.org.
Parameters
The required parameters are the PhilPapers label (category, or journal) and the PhilPapers topic both of which appear in the url for that topic. The template then uses the Wikipedia article title as the link text:
* {{InPho
| {{{1}}}
| {{{2}}}
| {{{3}}}
}}
|
|
Examples and usage
Suppose you want to add an external link to the PhilPapers' category on Aristotle. Locate the article at the PhilPapers website. The url will contain a number. Enter this number as the second perimeter.
* {{PhilPapers|category|aristotle}}
will produce the link
Note: This template should generally only be used in the External links sections of articles; it should not be used in citations, references or bibliography. Consider using {{ citation}}, {{ cite web}} or related templates for those purposes.
Detailed instructions
- Copy and paste the template into the External links section of the article
- Go to
https://philpapers.org and search for the topic you want (say, Aristotle; you'll reach
https://philpapers.org/browse/aristotle) - Copy the PhilPapers label, in this case, "category" and paste it into the first perimeter, then
- Copy the PhilPapers topic (here, "
aristotle") and paste it into the second perimeter - You will then have
* {{PhilPapers|category|aristotle}}resulting in:
Note that the link text will be the same as the Wikipedia title of the page the template is used on
If you still have any doubts or questions about the use of the template, you can ask at User talk:Gregbard.
See also
- {{ Cite IEP}}
- {{ Cite SEP}}
- {{ InPho}}
- WP:WikiProject Philosophy/Resources