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Selbstdenker AG - content management system
SELBSTDENKER Frameworks 5.1 combines easy handling and efficient use and presents a flexible interface for complex Content Management Solutions/ Enterprise Content Management between information supplier and user.
www.selbstdenker.com/

Belief States and Narrow Content
Article by Curtis Brown which argues that four plausible theses about belief and its relationship to narrow content are jointly inconsistent, and infers desiderata for a theory of narrow content in the light of this.
www.trinity.edu/

The Components of Content
Article by David Chalmers proposing an account of narrow content based upon a distinction between notional and relational content. Notional content allows us to describe the `subject-eye' view of the world, whilst relational content allows us to give observer independent analogues of notional content.
www.u.arizona.edu/

Is Narrow Content Superfluous?
Article by Jesse Prinz critical of Jerry Fodor's reasons for his rejection of narrow content.
csmaclab-www.uchicago.edu/

Mental Content
Part two of six of an annotated bibliography on the philosophy of mind by David Chalmers.
www.u.arizona.edu/

Free Christian Content.org
A directory of items available for use on Christian websites. This site also accepts submissions.
freechristiancontent.org/

FatWire Content Server
An J2EE-based content management product.
www.fatwire.com/

Apache Lenya
Java based open source content management and publishing system designed to handle XML. Lenya uses Apache Cocoon from the Apache Software Foundation and is based on open standards such as XML and XSLT.
lenya.apache.org/

Jamecs (JAva ManagEd Content System)
A full featured servlets-based content management framework, providing a simple hierarchical content model with transparent JDBC-based object persistence, advanced view creation, and tight integration with the Apache Velocity template engine in an easy to use package. [Open source, Apache License 2]
jamecs.sourceforge.net/

Enonic
Vertical Site is a platform developed in Java (J2EE) using Servlets and EJBs to create and maintain Internet solutions, combining both a portal tool and a content management system in one solution. Licensed and hosted solutions (Norway).
www.enonic.com/