edhiphy has extracted more than one million of mentions from thousands of articles. Find those that you need here. At present, you can view or download up to 1,000 mentions at a time.
You can find the mentions of multiple philosophers by separating their names with a semicolon, like in 'Hannah Arendt; Emmanuel Levinas'.
None of the fields are required and they can be combined. Searching the mentioned author 'Alfred Tarski' and the mentioning author 'Saul Kripke' shows all places where Saul Kripke mentions Alfred Tarski. This can be used with groups of philosophers, for example to show all places where a logical positivist mentions Immanuel Kant.
You can restrict the articles by words in their full text, like 'causation', or 'caus*' for anything starting with 'caus'. Words also match their inflected forms ('causes' finds 'cause'). Combine words with upper-case 'AND', 'OR' and 'NOT' and with parentheses, such as 'metaphysics OR ethics' or 'Kant NOT Hegel'; words without an operator are combined with AND.
A phrase has to be enclosed in quotation marks, like '"protocol sentence"'. Phrases of two or three words match exactly, within a sentence. Longer phrases match articles that contain each of their three-word sequences within a sentence. Phrases too rare to be indexed match articles that contain all their words; the results then name them as approximate matches. 'NEAR' and searches in particular columns are not supported. With a full-text filter, the most relevant articles come first. The article overview can show how a query filters the corpus.