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Duties and deontological ethics
Eastern theories of ethics
Naturalism in Chinese philosophy Might overlap with ziran
Constitutional Dilemmas
Lorenzo Zucca The world as you know it (Concept)
Epistemological difference between science afeand management -
Epistemological turn -
higher-order evidence - as it appears in the question on the 2014 All Souls College fellowship exam : "Is higher-order evidence just more evidence?"
On The Whole Expression used by American Psychologist William James in his book The Varieties of Religious Experience (p. 278) to help convey the empiricist nature of his method in judging "the absolute value of what religion adds to human life" (277). Definition
Invariability The inability for a hypothesis to be changed. For example, more precise mathematical hypotheses have less room for interpretation and can even predict. Related to Falsifiability
The missing factor theory The knowledge one possesses of the subconscious desires.
Pragmatism: A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking Seminal book by North-American philospher William James. Moral Truths
Mahāprajñāpāramitopadeśa wiki pages in Japanese and Chinese and several mentions in Wikipedia
Moral fallibility - redirect page to Fallibilism
Immortism (ethics sistem) - wiki pages in Russian and several mentions in Wikipedia
Political deception
Countering harm
Ethics of animal research
Accountability for Reasonableness
Magnanimité , "a major work...on the treatment of the concept [of magnanimity], or comparable concepts, not only in Aristotle...but generally in pagan philosophy and Christian theology." [ref.: W.F.R. Hardie, “‘Magnanimity’ in Aristotle’s ‘Ethics’” in Phronesis XXIII, № 1 (1978), page 66]
Ethic-aesthetic See also [Aesthetics] / Aesthetic Ethics. E.e. cummings (non sic) declared that "Ethics is aesthetics". This statement may have influenced the young Ludwig Wittgenstein before his publication of the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, with implications for the ethical significance of logical atomism of Wittgenstein. Related works such as Russell and Whitehead's Principia Mathematica, which has been cited as being a deconstruction of Wittgenstein, may thus also relate with this idea. Thus, the three thinkers may be viewed as a logical succession on the subject of material and abstract morality, that is, the moral dimension of logical atomism
Hyper-individualism [2] [3]
Interpersonal comparisons of utility
Feminist Phanomenology
Philosophical logic
Request article of 'Implicit Premises, also apparently refered to as Suppressed Premises' Which is arguments/syllogisms based on presupposed premises not mentioned.
Appeal to classical allusions
Asserting an alternative
Axiometry Nathan Coppedge's systematic method of parsing categories, often using opposites. Important precedents for the method are Hegel's category square, Venn Diagrams, literary analogies, Novalis' category distinctions from Notes for a Romantic Encyclopaedia, and Sheldon's dialectic of opposites. The method also has an important basis in Kant's categorical imperative, and Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus. Coppedge occurs in a position that is reacting against the linguistic turn, but also embracing it. Earlier thinkers failed to truly realize that math and language could co-exist. In one of Coppedge's projects he calls this 'the qualific science'. His view is that properties that do not have qualities are irrational, because they cannot be perceived. Coppedge's categorical deduction method, radically different from syllogisms, is the primary example of the method. Axiometry is not to be confused with Axonometric projection or Axiology ), which are both very different
B. R. A. I. N. Information gathering technique for informed decision making primarily in childbirth, acronym of Benefits, Risks, Alternatives, Intuition, Need Time. Or B. R. A. I. N. E. D. Benefits, Risks, Alternatives, Intuition, Nothing, Evaluate, Decide.
Categorical Deduction Introduced by Nathan Coppedge in 2013, it bears some resemblance to a truth table, but is meant to be interpreted coherently. It is as opposed to earlier forms such as Categorical syllogism , Categorical imperative , and standard Analogy . The method is unconventional in that it uses a bounded Cartesian coordinate system , reading circularly and linearly. In a quadra format it takes the form of four opposite categories (two polar opposite pairs) arranged in the strict form AB:CD and AD:CB (this can also be expressed as 'AB-CD and AD-CB' or 'A-B :: C-D and A-D :: C-B). The system can be used to bridge knowledge gaps and solve difficult problems.
Causal lever(s) technical term (or term-of-art) commonly used in philosophical discourse to indicate that the explanation of the mechanism that lead to the result (or considerations in a thought experiment) depend heavily on purely contingent facts (not necessary facts); that is, the explanation (or consideration) is historical or, more importantly, based on CONTINGENCY and is not purely nomological (law-based); potentially there could be several if-then's (the causal levers) THAT COULD HAVE BEEN OTHERWISE that comprise the bulk of the explanation (along with principles [usually so obvious that they're not important to discuss] about how the world works); a common phrase (clause) one may find is "... if the causal levers were such that ..."
Coherent Logic Nathan Larkin Coppedge introduces primarily diagrammatic methods and means of deductions as a way of objectifying knowledge and standardizing correspondence with other types of systems. Paraphrased Source: The Dimensional Philosopher's Toolkit (CreateSpace Independent Publishing, 2014).
Common thread reasoning
Conjunctive forks
Converting a conditional
Doctrine of Unexpected Consequences
Double-paradox Nathan Coppedge defines a paroxysm as a double-paradox, a paradox used as a solution to a paradox. This requires reversing all the terms, but also requires that the initial terms form a sufficient definition of a paradoxical problem. See Coppedge describes it in a paper called Paroxysm Solution to All Paradoxes. "Paroxysm" is also the name of a book of interviews with the French philosopher Jean Baudrillard (Verso, 1998), which may have inspired Coppedge's new definition
Equivocity
Perhaps what is meant is amphiboly
Add to wiktionary quality or state of equivocation
Exponential knowledge The method of Categorical Deduction popularized at knowledge-oriented websites in 2013 by Nathan Coppedge proposes a solution to the problems of Information based complexity known as the curse of dimensionality common in disciplines such as Economics and Mathematics. The paradox of the curse of dimensionality: Coppedge proposes that exponential knowledge has the opposite effect of complexity, which he terms "perfection," with the implication that it may ironically be perfection and not complexity which creates information overload .
Fallacy of biased generalization
Fallacies of distraction
Fallacies of explanation
Limited depth
Limited scope
Non-support
Fallacy of personal preference assumptions
Fallacy of quantificational logic
Fallacy of reverse causation
Fallacy of the alternative syllogism
Fallacy of the disjunctive syllogism
Fallacy of the propositional logic
Feature logic May describe grammatic and syntactic choice in natural language.
Free time (fallacy)
Futurist extrapolation G-O Heads in the sand critique
Ignoring common cause
Illicit process (illicit major & illicit minor fallacies taken together [4] )
Improper disjunctive syllogism
Improper transposition
Inferring from a metaphor
Intuitionistic modal logic
Kicking the problem upstairs
Lennon/McCartney fallacy - What is this?
Liminocentricity
List of invalid argument forms
Logical omniscience
Logical notation
Macro-Systems A work attributed to Xenophanes has that name, as cited in Ancient Philosophy. Cohen et al. eds. Indianapolis: Hackett, 2011. The work by Xenophanes is assumed lost. Although recent usages are sparse at best, the subject in general may relate to such areas as Biosophy, philosophy and supercomputers, or any interpretation of metaphysics. Nathan Coppedge, the author of the Dimensional Philosopher's Toolkit, introduces the terms macrosophy and microsophy in his articles and blog. See for example: http://hypercubics.blogspot.com/2012/11/working-method-9-macro-and-micro.html .
Meinongian arguments
Mereological arguments
Negating antecedent and consequent
omnichronal
Open Block Logic
Oppositional logic P-Z Perfectly rigorous
Philosophical Ideation A distinction may be made that philosophical ideation interpreted as logic has no attribute of neurosis or psychosis as is common in psychology. Particularly after Hume's Guillotine, philosophers have felt no moral obligation to attribute irrational properties to the psyche, when the process of logic is deemed to have formal constraints. Thus there is a schism between the sublime-as-object, and the sublime intention, which must then be attributed to some form of reason (logic), or else psychology itself.
Physiological Egoism
Plurivocity
Postmodern mathematics
Prejudicial language
Pseudorefutation
Quote-name
Repetition (fallacy)
Science fiction moralizing
Significant difference reasoning
Some are/some are not (aka unwarranted contrast; see [5] )
specious reasoning
steelmanning ; Currently mentioned in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man#steelmaning yet (imho) deserves an article of it's own.
Sublime experience
Swiftian logic
Truthmapping
Upwards inherited
Weaseler
Cuil Theory
Dense time
Interaction (philosophy) – interaction (Q52948)
Proliferation Theory See "proliferation hypothesis" as an alternative to evolution through natural selection (on page 298 in "Microbial Ecology: An Evolutionary Approach" by J Vaun McArthur 2006 Academic Press.
Psi-gifts request new article on "scientific atheism"
Wheel of Beda; Beda’s Wheel; Petosiris
Antimetaphysics
The view of the world of the antimetaphysical . An atheist might believe in magical thinking , or non analytical theories that don't imply the scientificmethod. An antimetaphysical is always an atheist but an atheist is not always antimetaphysical. An antimetaphysical [1] cannot be agnostic, for agnostics are or may be open to metaphysics.
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Ray Billington
George G. Brenkert Marxist author. Author of the book "Marx's ethics of freedom"
Callicles and Thrasymachus
Ch'en Hsien-chang
Ch'ien-fu Lun
Jean-Baptiste, chevalier de Lamarck
Gabrielle-Émilie Du Châtelet-Lomont
Tyler Corbine
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Paul Devries
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Eurytus of Croton
Eugene Garver
Chiao Hung
Andrés de Guevara y Basoazábal
Julian Friedland (Professor of business ethics and founder of moral self-awareness theory) (https://g.co/kgs/x5TSh3 ), wiki reference (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personhood#Non-human_animals )
Anne-Louise-Germaine, madame de Staël-Holstein
Germaine, madame de Staël
Michael A. Gilbert
Jean-Joseph Goux
A. Phillips Griffiths - worldcat , goodreads . Author of Knowledge and Belief , On Belief (Jstor).
Joshua Halberstam Author, professor, guest lecturer, NEA Grant information: [6] ,list of books published: [7] , personal website: [8]
Paul Hsao
Hu Hung
Raymond Huang (2008-) - Adolescent Antiscience
Nadeem Hussain
Muhammad Ibn 'Abd Allah Ibn Masarra
Sergei Iosifovich Hessen
Isaac Israeli of Stella
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Kate Kirkpatrick
Susanne Katherina Knauth Langer
Peter Koestenbaum
Jan Konfršt ((* 13 September 1944 in Prague) is a Czech philosopher, a technician by education and original profession, a former life counsellor and author of books and audiobooks on spiritual topics. The first one, published in 2003, is entitled Life in Our Palms . The two most recent books so far are a novel, The Pilgrim : through space and time , published in 2020, and a book of public reflections from 2021-2023, titled Let us never stop to ask , published in 2023.) (Possibility of partial use of the article on the Czech version of Wikipedia for translation: https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Konfr%C5%A1t )
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Kuan Tzu
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Édouard Louis Emmanuel Julien Le Roy
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Friedrich Leopold
Neil Levy
Liu Tsung-chou
Geoffrey Madell
P.D. Magnus
Edward N. Martin (philosopher)
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Elizabeth McMasters - a world renowned psychiatrist from Chicago , now working in McHenry .
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Mou Tsung-san
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Khwajah Nasir al-Tusi
Ahmed Tarek Ola-abaza
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Shen Tao
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Strato of Lampascus
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Bernard Suits
Sung Hsing
Francis Sylvester of Ferrara
Charles-Arnold Van Gennep
Gabriel Vázquez
Thomas E. Wartenberg
Wolfgang Welsch - German philosopher
František Weyr
Franz Weyr
Volker Weiss - I propose that an article on Volker Weiss be added, initially as a translation from German Wikipedia. (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volker_Wei%C3%9F ). He writes on the New Right and authoritarianism, and he recently provided a useful commentary on the work of Theodor Adorno, "Aspects of the New Right-Wing Extremism." An interview is here: https://thewire.in/world/theodor-adorno-books-understanding-far-right-ideology .
John Arrington Woodward An American philosopher/theorist known for his use of Ulrich Beck's 'second modernity' in examinations of European narratives of identity.
Frédéric Worms - Preeminent Contemporary Bergsonian
Yi Kan
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After Life: the books of Anthony Borgia; Life in the world Unseen, 1954; More About Life in the World Unseen, 1956; Here and Hereafter, 1959.
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Akan philosophy of the person
Aksapada Gautama (currently redirects to Nyāya Sūtras )
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Arché (University of St. Andrews)
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Argument from comparative rationality - this argument for the existence of God is a variation of the argument from love, but it deserves more than just a mere subheading inside the aforementioned Wiki page. This has been built on as an argument significantly by the philosopher Roger Scruton , the thinker Alvin Plantinga and the Catholic theologian Peter Kreeft , and now has a large amount of disciples to its name. Sources for it can be found: https://www.catholiceducation.org/articles/science/sc0078.html , https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/reviews/knowledge-and-christian-belief-alvin-plantinga-mitch-stokes/ , https://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/magazine/roger-scruton-on-religion . The matter is also looked into extensively in Alvin Plantinga 's excellent book God and Other Minds .
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Cambridge philosophy
Capacity responsibility
Carl Wellman
Caroline Franks Davis
Cartesian interactionism
Categorematica
Categorical-in-power
Categorical grammar
Categorical judgement
Category-preserving
Causal dependence
Causal immediacy
Causal law
Causal lever(s) technical term (or term-of-art) commonly used in philosophical discourse to indicate that the explanation of the mechanism that lead to the result (or considerations in a thought experiment) depend heavily on purely contingent facts (not necessary facts); that is, the explanation (or consideration) is historical or, more importantly, based on CONTINGENCY and is not purely nomological (law-based); potentially there could be several if-then's (the causal levers) THAT COULD HAVE BEEN OTHERWISE that comprise the bulk of the explanation (along with principles [usually so obvious that they're not important to discuss] about how the world works); a common phrase (clause) one may find is "... if the causal levers were such that ..."
Causal overdetermination
Causal processes
Causal responsibility
Causal statement
Causal theories of mental content
Causal theory of mental content
Causal theory of mind
Causal theory of perception
Causality and necessity in Islamic thought
Causation and manipulability
Causation in the law
Causes and reasons
Cement of the universe
Central-state materialism
Central concepts of Christianity
Central state materialism
Ceteris paribus clause
Ch'ien and k'un
Cheapest-cost avoider
Chien ai
Chih-hsing ho-i
Chomsky hierarchy of languages
Choosing and deciding
Chung (philosophy)
Chung and shu
Church's theorem and the decision problem
Church's type theory
Circularity in epistemology
Classical foundationalism
Class paradox
Clavicula nox symbol I know of this biased, poorly-written site . It is an ancient symbol from Le Dragon Rouge tome associated with magic. It's also the topic of numerous opera/black metal bands. Apart from that, I can't find anything, least of all a reputable source. Clear and distinct idea
Clip an angel's wings
Cogito argument
Cognition of art
Cognitive pluralism
Cognitive value
Cognitive value of art
Coherence theory of knowledge
Coherentist theories of epistemic justification
Coherentist theories of justification
Collapse theories
Color theories
Colour and qualia
Colour theories
Combinatory completeness
Combining logics
Command theory of law
Comments of a Recluse
Common-consent arguments for the existence of God
Common effects
Common notions
Common sense ethics
Common sense philosophy
Common sensibles
Common sensism
Common thread reasoning
Commonsensism
Communication and intention
Commutative justice
Comparative Philosophy
Comparative philosophy Chinese and Western
Comple
Complementary class
Complementary term
Complete negation
Complete symbol
Complex idea
Complexum significabile
Composite idea
Compositional intention
Compositionality and logical form
Comprehension schema
Computability and complexity
Computation and representation
Computing and moral responsibility
Concepts of god
Concepts of probability
Conceptual immediacy
Conceptual polarity
Conceptual priority
Conceptual role theory of meaning
Conceptual truth
Concilience
Conclusive justification
Concomitant variations
Concrete universal
Concurrent cause
Concursus dei
Conditional proposition
Confectionary fallacy
Confirmation and induction
Confirmation theory
Conflicting conditions
Conjunctive forks
Conscientiology
Conscientious refusal
Consciousness and intentionality
Consciousness and mental content
Consciousness and neuroscience
Consciousness and physics
Consciousness and psychology
Consciousness and science
Consciousness in phenomenology
Consequential property
Conservation principle/Conservation Principle
Conservation principles
Conservatism and Romanticism
Consistency proofs
Constative
Constitutive principle
Constructive and intuitionistic zermelo-fraenkel set theory
Constructivism in ethics
Constructivism in mathematics
Contemporary Chinese philosophy
Contemporary skepticism
Contemporary views of perception
Content externalism
Content of consciousness
Contents of perception
Context (philosophical term)
Contextual definition
Continental feminism
Continental philosophy of law
Contingent and necessary existence
Contingent and necessary statements
Contingent being
Contingent liar
Continuity and infinitesimals
Continuum problem
Contrary-to-duty imperative
Contrary-to-fact conditional
Contravalid
Contributive value
Conventional sign
Conventionality of simultaneity
Converse domain
Converting a conditional
Copulatio
Corner quotes
Correlativity
Correlationism , Quentin Meillassoux 's criticism of Post-Kantian philosophy
Corrigibility
Cosmological arguments for the existence of god
Cosmology and religious belief
Cosmology and theology
Could have done otherwise
Counterdomain
Counterfactual analysis of causation
Counterfactual theories of causal processes
Counterfactual theories of causation
Counterfactuals in science
Counteridenticals
Countering harm
Counterinstance
Cratylus Zeyl
Creation and conservation
Criminal law theory
Criteria of Adequacy
Criteriological connection
Criteriology
Critical idealism
Criticism of Confucianism - now redirects to Confucianism#Criticism
Croatian philosophy
Crucial experiments
Curve-fitting problem
D
Dark contemplation
De-totalizing totality
Deciding
Decision and game theory
Declining marginal utility
Decomposability
Dedekind's contributions to the foundations of mathematics
Deducibility
Deducibility relation
Deduction of the categories
Deductive completeness
Deductive explanation
Deductive justification
Defaults in semantics and pragmatics
Defeat of reasons
Definienda
Definism
Definist
Definite description operator
Definition in use
Deflationary theories of truth
Degree of confirmation
Democratic violence
Demonstrative inference
Demonstrative method
Demonstrative reasoning
Demonstrative syllogism
Demonstratives and indexicals
Denotation and connotation
Denoting concept
Deontic operator
Deontic paradoxes
Departments of philosophy
Dependent beauty
Descartes' epistemology
Descartes' ethics
Descartes' physics
Descartes and the pineal gland
Descriptive emergence
Descriptive emergentism
Descriptive individualism
Descriptive meaning
Descriptive metaphysics
Descriptive relativism
Desert and merit
Designator
Desire-belief model
Determinables and determinates
Determinates
Determinates vs. determinables
Determinism and freedom
Determinism and indeterminism
Deterministic law
Deus sive Natura
Development of axiomatic set theory
Development of first-order logic
Development of proof theory
Deviant causal chain
Devil Theory
Dewey's aesthetics
Dewey's political philosophy
Diagonal procedure
Dialectical argument
Dialecticians
Diallelon
Dialogical Ecology
Dici de omni et nullo
Différend
Digambara Jainism
Diogenes of Ionoanda
Direct intention
Direct knowledge
Direct passions
Direct sense
Discernible truth
Discourse semantics
Discrimination and language
Disembodiment
Disjunctive proposition
Disposition to believe
Dispositional state
Dispositional theory of meaning
Dispositional theory of memory
Disquotation theory of truth
Distant peoples
Distributive and economic justice
Distributive laws
Distributively
Disunity of science
Divine action
Divine attributes
Divine foreknowledge
Divine freedom
Divine sovereignty
Drishtantoism[2]
Doctrine of Infinite Analysis
Doctrine of Minute Perception
Doctrine of Unexpected Consequences
Doing harm vs. allowing harm
Downward saturated set
Doxastic holism
Doxastic virtues
Doxographers
Dravyasat
Dream logic
Dualism and metaphysics of mind
Duhem thesis
Dynamic logics
E
E-proposition
Early Christian philosophy
Early development of set theory
Early philosophical interpretations of general relativity
Eastern theories of ethics
Eco-Nihilism
Ecological philosophy
Ecology and conservation
Economic institution
Economics and economic justice
Economics and ethics
Effluences
Effluxes
Egocentric particular
Egoistic consequentialism
Eidetic intuition
Eidon
Einstein's philosophy of science
Einstein and the hole argument
Elementary quantification theory
Eliminative induction
Eliminativism about propositional attitudes
Emancipatory discourse
Embraced desires
Emergent philosophy
Emotions in the christian tradition
Emotive meaning
Empathic solipsism
Empirical approaches to moral psychology
Empirical ego
Empirical meaning
Empiriocriticism
Encrateia
Ens a se
Ens ex se
Ens per accidens
Ens perfectissimo
Ens rationis
Ens realissimum
Environmental aesthetics
Epapoge
Ephetics
Epicheirema
Epicurean objection
Epigenesis and preformationism
Episteme and techne
Epistemic access
Epistemic accessibility
Epistemic basing relation
Epistemic certainty
Epistemic closure principle
Epistemic deontologism
Epistemic dependence
Epistemic holism
Epistemic immediacy
Epistemic operator
Epistemic paradoxes
Epistemic permissibility
Epistemic principle
Epistemic priority
Epistemic privacy
Epistemic rationality
Epistemic regress argument
Epistemic violence
Epistemological difference between science and management
Epistemological problems of memory
Epistemological problems of perception
Epistemological turn
Epistemology and ethics
Epistemology in Islamic philosophy
Epistemology of religion
Epistemology of science
Episyllogism
Equivalence condition
Equivocity
Erfahrung
Erklärung
Erlebnis
Ernst Mally and deontic logic
Error theory of ethics
Esprit movement
Essential versus accidental properties
Eternity and time
Ethical constructivism
Ethical conventionalism
Ethical eudaimonism
Ethical hedonism
Ethical pragmatism
Ethical significance of pain
Ethical value of art
Ethical voluntarism
Ethics and art
Ethics and economics
Ethics and information technology
Ethics and morality
Ethics of science
Event causation
Event theory
Events in semantic theory
Everett's relative-state formulation of quantum mechanics
Evolutionary theory and social science
Exact similarity
Examination paradox
Examples in ethics
Exciting reason
Exclusionary reason
Exemplarism
Existential polarity
Existential psychoanalysis
Existenz philosophy
Experience and perception of time
Experimentation and instrumentation
Experimentum crusis
Explaining reason
Explanation by samples
Explanationism
Explanatory emergence
Explanatory fiction
Explanatory reductionism
Explicit definition
Exponible
Expressibility logicism
Expression and idiom
Expression in art
Expression theory of art
Expressive completeness
Expressive meaning
Extensive abstraction
Extensive magnitude
External negation
External reason
External relation
External world
Externalism about mental content
Extrinsic desire
Extrinsic relation
F
Fa-chia
Factual content
Failure to elucidate
Fallacies of distraction
Fallacies of explanation
Fallacy of biased generalization
Fallacy of personal preference assumptions
Fallacy of quantificational logic
Fallacy of reverse causation
Fallacy of the alternative syllogism
Fallacy of the disjunctive syllogism
Fallacy of the propositional logic
Fashion in philosophy
Feature-placing discourse
Federalism and confederalism
Feminism and psychoanalysis
Feminism and social science
Feminist bioethics
Feminist history of philosophy
Feminist intervention
Feminist interventions in aesthetics
Feminist interventions in bioethics
Feminist interventions in environmental philosophy
Feminist interventions in epistemology
Feminist interventions in ethics
Feminist interventions in moral psychology
Feminist interventions in philosophy of biology
Feminist interventions in philosophy of science
Feminist interventions in the philosophy of language
Feminist interventions in the philosophy of religion
Feminist perspectives on class and work
Feminist perspectives on power
Feminist perspectives on reproduction
Feminist perspectives on reproduction and the family
Feminist perspectives on the self
Feminist philosophy of language
Feminist philosophy of law
Feminist philosophy of religion
Feminist political philosophy
Feminist social epistemology
Feminist thought in Latin America
Fictional entities
Fictional names
Fido theory of meaning
Figures of the syllogism
Fingering slave
Finitary proof
Finitism in geometry
Finitude
Finnish philosophy
First-order modal theory
First-order model theory
First-person authority
First actualization
First imposition
First intention
First limit theorem
First potentiality
Flow of the wind
Focal meaning
Folk psychology as a theory
Footnotes to Plato
For-itself and in-itself
For itself
Foreknowledge and free will
Forgiveness and mercy
Form and matter
Formal and informal logic
Formal and material mode
Formal justice
Formal languages and systems
Formal learnability theory
Formal learning theory
Formal mode
Formal reality
Formal sign
Formalize
Fossism The idea of sharing all information. Originally free, open-source software but adapted to be filosophy of sharing stuff.
Foundationalist theories of epistemic justification
Foundationalist theories of justification
Four-dimensional spirit hypothesis
Fourth condition
Fourth condition problem
Frankfurt-style case
Free beauty
Free logics
Free time (fallacy)
Freedom and determinism
Freedom and liberty
Freedom of goodness and reason
Frege's logic, theorem, and foundations for arithmetic
French personalism
French philosophy of science
Frequency theory
Frequency theory of probability
Freud's "A Note Upon a 'Mystic Writing Pad'"
Full subset algebra
Function (philosophy)
Function and teleology
Function of consciousness
Functional abstraction
Functional definition of art
Functional dependence
Functional explanation
Functional jurisprudence
Functionalism in social science
Functionalism in sociology
Fundamental nature of reality
Fundamentum divisionis
Futurist extrapolation
G
Gandamatu Nature of Reality
Game-theoretic semantics
Game theoretic semantics
Game theory and ethics
Game theory and evolution
Game theory in ethics
Gegenstandstheorie
Gender and science
Genealogy of ideas
General jurisprudence
General properties
General term
Generalization argument
Generalization principle
Generic consistency
Genetics and ethics
Genotext
Genus and species
Genus generalissimum
Geometric conventionalism
geometric method
Global scepticism
Global supervenience
Goal-directed system
God and the philosophers
God in Indian philosophy
God of the philosophers
Godelian argument
Godmanhood
Golden mountain
Good-in-itself
Good-making characteristic
Good will (philosophy)
Goodman's aesthetics
Göttingen School
Grammatical form
Grammatical proposition
Great-souled man
Great souled man
Greek philosophy: Impact on Islamic philosophy
Greek Skepticism
Green ethics
Green political philosophy
Ground rule
Grue paradox
Guise theory
H
Habit memory
Hallden-complete
Halldén-complete
Han Wônjin
Harvard philosophy
Hasan Shabbir
healing gems
Heads in the sand critique
Heideggerian philosophy of science
Hellenistic medical epistemology
Heller’s law
Héloïse complex
Help and beneficence
Hentisberi
Heredity and heritability
Hermiad
Heterological and homological
Hierarchical system
Higher order
Hilbert's programme and formalism
Hintikka set
Hippocratic medicine
Historical definition of art
Historical jurisprudence
Historical theory of reference
Historical value of art
Historicist theories of rationality
Histories of moral philosophy
History of metaphysics
History of the philosophy of history
Holism and indeterminacy
Holism and individualism in history and social science
Holism and nonseparability in physics
Holistic system
Holotes
Holy, numinous, and sacred
Homuncular functionalism
Horizon (philosophy)
Hormic psychology
Hsin
Hsing
Hsing-erh-shang
Hsing-ming
Hsü
Hume's aesthetics
Hume on religion
Hungarian philosophy
Hwajaeng-non
Hybrid definitions of art
Hyperintensional operators
Hypostasize
Hypothetical consent
I
I-proposition
Idea theory of meaning
Ideal market
Ideal observer
Ideal observer theories of ethics
Ideal proposition
Ideal rational agent
Ideal utilitarianism
Ideas of practical reason
Ideas of pure reason
Ideas of reason
Ideas of reflection
Ideas of sensation
Ideational theory of meaning
Identity and individuality in quantum theory
Identity and morality
Identity of persons
Identity over time
Identity theory of truth (The research paper is available.)( https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/truth-identity/ )
Identity through time
Ignoring common cause
Illation
Illicit process
Illicit process of the major
Illicit process of the minor
Illocutionary force potential
Illocutions
Image theory of meaning
Image theory of memory
Immanent causation
Immateriality and unity of the intellect
Immortism (ethics sistem)
Imperfect duty
Imperfect rights
Implicit definition
Improper disjunctive syllogism
Improper symbol
Improper transposition
In-itself
In rebus realism
Inanimate object vs animate object
Incompatibilist theories of free will
Incomplete symbol
Incompossible
Indenumerable
Independence results
Inderdeterminism
Indeterminacy argument
Indeterminacy in law
Indexical content
Indian and Tibetan philosophy
Indian theories of inference
Indian theories of interpretation
Indicator word
Indirect consequentialism
Indirect intention
Indirect knowledge
Indirect passions
Indirect sense
Indiscernibility of identicals
Indispensability arguments in the philosophy of mathematics
Individualism and anti-individualism
Indubitability
Inductive clause
Inductive explanation
Inductive justification
Inductive logic and decision theory
Inductive proofs
Industriousness as a virtue ethic
Inertial systems
Infant cognition
Inferential justification
Inferential knowledge
Inferring from a metaphor
Infima species
Infinite analysis
Influence of islamic thought on maimonides
Information-theoretic semantics
Information and computability
Information technology and ethics
Information theory and epistemology
Innateness and language
Inner converse
Inner sense
Input unit
Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy
Institutionalism in law
Institutionalized misogyny
Instrumental sign
Intellectual darwinism
Intellectual Self-Defense (Critical Thinking as a defense against propaganda)(Manufacturing Consent by Noam Chomsky)(A Short Course in Intellectual Self-Defense by Normand Baillargeon) Intellectual Self-Defense by Noam Chomsky
Intelligible world
Intensional entity
Intensional transitive verbs
Intensive magnitude
Intentional relation
Intentional species
Intensional transitive verbs
Intentional versus Unintentional actions
Interchangeabililty salva veritate
Internal and eternal relations
Internal necessity
Internal negation
Internal reason
Internalism and externalism in epistemology
Internalist versus externalist conceptions of justification
Internalist vs. externalist conceptions of epistemic justification
International justice
Interpersonal utility
Interpretation and coherence in legal reasoning
Interpretation and coherence of the law
Interpretivist theories of law
Intersections between analytic and continental feminism
Intersections between pragmatist and continental feminism
Intersubstitutivity salva veritate
Intertheory relations
Intrapersonal utility
Intrinsic desire
Intrinsic relation
Intrinsic versus extrinsic properties
Intrinsic vs. extrinsic properties
Intrinsic vs. extrinsic value
Intuitionistic logic and antirealism
Intuitionistic modal logic
Intuitive induction
Intuitive truth
Inwardness
Iota operator
IPPP
Irish philosophy
Iron block universe
Irrationalism (philosophy) (de )
Irredundant
Is of identity
Ishraq
Islamic Enlightenment
Islamic Neoplatonism
Isolation argument
Iterated modality
Intuitivism (es )
Intersectional nationalism
J
Japanese confucian philosophy
Japanese pure land philosophy
Japanese zen buddhist philosophy
Jen-yü
Jen hsin
Joint method
Journal of Metaphilosophy
Ju and jung
Jung and ju
Jury theorem
Justice and benevolence
Justice as a virtue
Justice, equity and law
Justification by works
Justification of moral principles
Justification of the state
Justifying reason
K
K'un
Kant's aesthetics and teleology
Kant's critique of metaphysics
Kant's philosophy of religion
Kant's philosophy of science
Kant's theory of space and time
Karma and rebirth
Karuppu Kannaadi
Kerry's paradox
Khai-dub
Kicking the problem upstairs
Killing vs. letting die
Kinds of subjectivity
Kinetic pleasure
Klepsydra
Knowledge-constitutive Interest
Knowledge and belief
Knowledge and justification
Knowledge and science
Knowledge and skepticism
Knowledge by acquaintance and description
Knowledge by acquaintance and knowledge by description
Knowledge by acquaintance vs. description
Knowledge by presenece
Knowledge de dicto
Knowledge de re
Knowledge de se
Knowledge sources
Ko wu chih chih
Konatantin Nikolaevich Leont'ev
Kung and szu
Kyo-hak Buddhism
L
Lambda-abstraction
Lambda-operator
Lambda-term
Language and society
Latent content
Latin american and iberian philosophy
Latin American philosophy
Law and continental philosophy
Law and ideology
Law and language
Law and morality
Law and morals
Law and ritual in Chinese philosophy
Lawlike generalization
Lawlike statement
Learning paradox
Lebensweisheit
Left and Right Hegelians
Legal concepts
Legal disability
Legal discourse
Legal duty
Legal evidence and inference
Legal hermeneutics
Legal idealism
Legal inference
Legal no-right
Legal norms
Legal obligation and authority
Legal power of Sultan and Cabugatan in Meranau Version
Legal privilege
Legal reasoning
Legal reasoning and interpretation
Legal rule
Legalist philosophy
Leibniz's ethics
Leibniz's philosophy of mind
Leibniz and modal metaphysics
Leibniz and the philosophy of mind
Leibniz on causation
Leibniz on the problem of evil
Leibniz, and ethics
Lekton
Lennon/McCartney fallacy
Lexical ordering
Li-ch'i
Li-i-fen-shu
Liability responsibility
Liang-chih
Liar cycle
Liberal theory of the state
Liberation philosophy
Liberation in Indian philosophy
Libertarianism and Existentialism
Libertins
Liberty and equality
Liberty of indifference
Liberty of spontaneity
Liberty of the ancients
Liberty of the moderns
Life and science
Life space
Liminocentricity
Limited depth
Limited scope
Limited variety
Limits of law
Linguistic acts
Linguistic behaviorism
Linguistic division of labor
Linguistic theory of logical truth
List of invalid argument forms
Literature and philosophy
Locality assumption
Logic and artificial intelligence
Logic and computation
Logic and games
Logic and language
Logic and ontology
Logic and provability
Logic diagrams
Logic in Japan
Logic in the 17th century
Logic in the 18th century
Logic in the 19th century
Logic in the 20th century
Logic machines
Logic of conditionals
Logic of discovery
Logic of ethical discourse
Logic of validation
Logical construction
Logical dependence
Logical fiction
Logical grammar
Logical immediacy
Logical indicator
Logical knowledge
Logical laws
Logical mechanism
Logical notation
Logical omniscience
Logical paradoxes
Logical positivism and logical empiricism
Logical priority
Logical probability
Logical product
Logical reconstruction
Logical subject
Logical sum
Logical table of judgments
Logical terms
Logically perfect language
Logically proper name
Logically proper names
Logistic method
Logistic system
London philosophy
Loop (philosophy)
Löwenheim-Skolem theorems and nonstandard models
Lower functional calculus
Lumber of the Schools
Lumen naturale
M
Machine functionalism
Machine state
Machine state functionalism
Magister abstractionum
Mahaprajñaparamitopadesa
Making it Explicit
Malebranche's theory of ideas and vision in god
Mally's deontic logic
Manifold of sense
Manifoldness
Market ethics
Marxist philosophy of science
Marxist thought in Latin America
Mass terms
Master of those who know
Material adequacy
Material case
Material contradiction
Material implication paradox
Material mode
Material supposition
Materialism in the philosophy of mind
Mathematical naturalism
Mathematics of boolean algebra
Maximal proposition
Maximin strategy
Meaning and communication
Meaning and rule-following
Meaning and truth
Meaning and understanding
Meaning and verification
Meaning in Islamic philosophy
Meaning in Meranau Version
Meaning skepticism
Measurement theory
Mechanical jurisprudence
Mechanistic explanation
Mediate inference
Medical epistemology
Medieval Aristotelianism
Medieval cosmology
Medieval epistemology
Medieval ethics
Medieval grammar
Medieval legal philosophy
Medieval natural philosophy
Medieval philosophy of the soul
Medieval political philosophy
Medieval problem of universals
Medieval semiotics
Medieval theories of causality
Medieval theories of conscience
Medieval theories of matter
Medieval theories of modality
Medieval theories of practical reason
Medieval theories of properties
Medieval theories of relations
Medieval theories of singular terms
Medieval theories of the categories
Medieval theories of the syllogism
Meditation in Indian philosophy
Meinongian arguments
Mental acts
Mental content
Mental distinction
Mental efficacy
Mental indispensability
Mental reductionism
Mental representation in medieval philosophy
Mental states in Buddhist philosophy
Merab Konstantinovich Mamardashvili
Mereological arguments
Mereological sum
Meritorious duty
Metaethical relativism
Metaphysical certainty
Metaphysical holism
Metaphysics and language
Metaphysics of causation
Metaphysics of mind
Metaphysics of science
Method in philosophy
Method of doubt
Method of supervaluations
Methodological conservatism
Methodological debates in cosmology the s and s
Methodological holism
Methods in feminism
Mexican philosophy
Mi bskyod rdo rje
Microreduction
Middle Stoicism
Middle Way Philosophy independent of Buddhism
Millianism
Mimetic theory of art
Mind of God
Mind, syntax, and semantics
Ming chia
Minimalist theory of truth
Minute perceptions
Mitfreude
Mixed hypothetical syllogism
Mixture of labour
MKhas grub dge legs dpal bzang po
Mnemic causation
Modal interpretation of quantum mechanics
Modal logic of programs
Modal square of opposition
Mode (philosophy)
Model set
Models and idealization
Models in science
The Modern Theme by Jose Ortega y Gasset
Modest foundationalism
Mohist canons
Mohist Canons
Molecular biology and genetics
Momentariness
Monism and pluralism
Monistic conceptions of artistic value
Moods of the syllogism
Moore's moral philosophy
Moral argument for God's existence
Moral arguments for the existence of god
Moral cognitivism vs. non-cognitivism
Moral epistemology and moral reasoning
Moral expertise
Moral fallibility
Moral ideals
Moral justification
Moral knowledge
Moral patient
Moral point of view
Moral Rearmament Movement
Moral sentiments
Moral virtues
Moralistes
Morality and art
Morality and emotions
Morality and identity
Morality and law
Morality and practical reason
Morals and law
More things in heaven and earth
Moscow-Tartu School
Motion and time
Motivational explanation
Multiple-relation theory
Mundus imaginalis
My Station and its Duties
Mystical philosophy
Mystical philosophy in Islam
N
Narrow content
Narrow mental content
Narrow reflective equilibrium
National and regional philosophies
National emergency and torture
Native American philosophy
Natural aristocracy
Natural duty
Natural law theories
Natural law tradition
Natural law tradition in ethics
Natural meaning
Natural or scientific laws
Naturalism in Chinese philosophy
Naturalism in epistemology
Naturalism in ethics
Naturalism in legal philosophy
Naturalism in philosophy of science
Naturalism in social science
Naturalistic epistemology
Naturalistic reconstructions of religion
Naturalized philosophy of science
Nature and convention
Nature of art
Nature of God in Eastern theology
Nature of law
Nature of meaning
Nazism in the West vide: nazism in the Americas
Néant
Necessary and contingent existence
Necessary existence
Necessary statements
Necessary truth and convention
Needs and interests
Negating antecedent and consequent
Negation-complete
Negation and double negation
Negation in Indian philosophy
Negative and positive freedom
Negative duty
Negative existentials
Negative facts
Negative facts in classical Indian philosophy
Negative proposition
Negative transcendence
Neo-Confucian philosophy
Neo-Euclidean geometry
Neo-Friesian School
Neo-puritanism
Neo-Russelianism
Neobehaviorism
Neoplatonic theology
Neoplatonism in Islamic philosophy
Netherlands philosophy
Neural network modeling
Neustic
Neustic and phrastic
Neutrality Schmeutrality
New paradigm
New philosophy calls all in doubt
New theory of reference
New Zealand philosophy
Newton's views on space, time, and motion
Nexus Humanus
Nietzsche's moral and political philosophy
Nihil est in intellectu quod non prius fuerit in sensu
Nihil ex nihilo fit
Nirodha-smapatti
Nirodha-smapatti
NN thesis
No-ownership theory
No false lemmas principle
Nocturnal council
Noemata moralia
Noematic analysis
Noetic analysis
Nomic necessity
Nominal essence
Nominatum
Non-action
Non-being
Non-being and nothing
Non-conceptual content
Non-conceptual mental content
Non-constructive rules of inference
Non-duplication principle
Non-embodiment
Non-epistemic
Non-natural properties
Non-predicative property
Non-propositional knowledge
Non-reductive materialism
Non-reflexive
Non-standard interpretation
Non-standard semantics
Non-support
Non-symmetric
Non-transitive
Nonconceptual content
Nonconceptual mental content
Nonexistent objects
Normative epistemology
Normative reason
Normative relativism
Norwegian philosophy
Notation in principia mathematica
Nothing so absurd
Nothing so extravagant and irrational
Notional assent
Notum per se
Noumenal world
Null class
Null relation
Nung chia
Nyaya-vaise?ika
O
O-proposition
Oar in water
Obiectum quo
Objective body
Objective probability
Objective reason
Objective rightness
Objectivism and subjectivism
Objectual quantification
Obligating reason
Obligationes
Oblique context
Oblique intention
Observation language
Observation sentence
Observation term
Obviousness (philosophy)
Occurrent
Occurrent memory
Occurrent state
Olympiodorus (Christian Wildberg)
Omega-complete
Omega-valued
Omega rule
Ommetaphobia
Omnichronal
One-many problem
One-over-many problem
One-way reduction sentence
One over many
Ontological dependence
Ontological hierarchy
Ontological solipsism
Ontology and information science
Ontology in Indian philosophy
Ontology of art
Opacity and transparency
Opaque construction
Open and closed thought
Open Block Logic
Open thought
Operationalism and instrumentalism
Operator theory of adverbs
Oppositional logic
Order (opposition of Chaos)
Order (philosophy)
Order type omega
Ordinal logics
Ordinary language and philosophy
Organismic biology
Orientalism and Islamic philosophy
Original Thought Theory
Other-regarding
Other-regarding actions
Outer converse
Outer domain semantics
Overriding reason
Oxford school of intuitionism
P
Pa (Chinese)
Paek Ijong
Pantheismusstreit
Panadaptationism
Parabiology
Paradox of omniscience
Paradox of self-deception
Paradox of the examination
Paradox of the knower
Paradoxes of confirmation
Paradoxes of emotion
Paradoxes of omnipotence
Paradoxes of self-reference
Paradoxes of set and property
Paradoxes of strict implication
Parenthood and procreation
Parergon and Parerga (Immanuel Kant, Jacques Derrida)
Pareto-superior
Parity of reasons
Part-whole paradox
Partial belief
Particulars and non-particulars
Passive power
Patristic authors
Patristic philosophy
Peirce's logic
Penelope's wooers
Per accidens
Per genus et differentiam
Perceptual experience
Perceptual realism
Perceptual relativity
Perfect duty
Perfect goodness
Perfect right
Perfect Universe
Perfectionism in moral and political philosophy
Perfectionism in moral philosophy
Perfectly rigorous
Performative fallacy
Performative theory of truth
Permissibility
Perpectivalism
Perseity
Perseverance as a virtue ethic
Person-affecting principles
Person stage
Personal supposition
Pessimism and optimism
Phenomena and noumena
Phenomenal body
Phenomenal property
Phenomenal world
Phenomenological approaches to ethics and information technology
Phenomenological attitude
Phenomenological movement
Phenomenology in Latin America
Phenotext
Philosopher may preach
Philosophers and God
Philosophical inquiry
Philosophical issues and problems
Philosophical problems in statistics
Philosophical pseudonyms
Philosophies of the particular sciences
Philosophy and christian theology
Philosophy and Logic
Philosophy and modality
Philosophy and ordinary language
Philosophy and psychology
Philosophy and theology
Philosophy in fiction
Philosophy in Poland
Philosophy made in student's study skills
Philosophy of anthropology
Philosophy of astronomy
Philosophy of food
Philosophy of geology
Philosophy of language in continental philosophy
Philosophy of liberation
Philosophy of linguistics
Philosophy of Mind (Hegel)
Philosophy of science and the sciences
Philosophy of sociology
Philosophy of statistical mechanics
Philosophy of the life
Philosophy of work
Philosophy underworld
Phrase marker
Phrastic
Physical realization
Physicalism in the philosophy of mind
Physiological Egoism
Physis and nomos
Piecemeal engineering
Pien che
Plato's ethics
Plato's ethics and politics in the republic
Plato's ethics and politics in The Republic
Plato's middle period metaphysics and epistemology
Plato's Trinity
Plato on knowledge in the theaetetus
Plato on rhetoric and poetry
Platonic metaphysics
Platonic Utopia
Platonism in Islamic philosophy
Pleonetetic logic
Pluralitive logic
Plurality of causes
Plurality of forms
Plurivocity
Po-hu tung
Polar concepts
Political deception
Political determinism
Political justification
Political morality
Political philosophy in classical Islam
Political scepticism
Political skepticism
Political unconscious
Politics and determinism
Politics and the philosophers
Polyadic
Popular arguments for the existence of God
Popular philosophy
Population and ethics
Positional qualities
Positive and negative freedom
Positive and negative liberty
Positive duty
Positive morality
Positivism in the social sciences
Positivist thought in Latin America
Possibilia
Possible-worlds semantics
Possible worlds semantics
Post-complete
Post-Freudian psychoanalysis
Post-structuralism in the social sciences
Post criticality
Post Philosophy
Postcolonial philosophy of science
Postmodern mathematics
Postmodernism and political philosophy
Powers of the soul
Practical argument
Practical attitude
Practical freedom
Practical logic
Practical modality
Practical rationality
Practical reason and ethics
Practico-inert
Practition
Praedicabilia
Pragmatic ambiguity
Pragmatic arguments for belief in god
Pragmatic reality
Pragmaticism in ethics
Pragmatist epistemology
Pragmatist feminism
Pragmatopianism
Praise and blame
Pre-Critical
Preanalytic
Precedent and analogy in legal reasoning
Precedent and analogy in the law
Predicate hierarchy
Predicative property
Predicative theories
Preemptive cause
Preference logics
Preference satisfaction utilitarianism
Prejudicial language
Prescriptive definition
Prescriptive meaning
Present-aim theory
Pretheoretical
Prima facie evidence
Prima facie justification
Primarily valuative word
Primary-secondary distinction
Primary process
Primary rule
Prime matter
Primitive symbol
Principle of concretion
Principle of conservation
Principle of determinism
Principle of dominance
Principle of limited variety
Principle of logical form
Principle of maximizing expected utility
Principle of porportionality
Principle of self-determination
Principle of the anomalism of the mental
Principle of the conservation of matter
Principle of universalizability
Principle of unlimited comprehension
Principle of utility
Principle of verifiability
Prisca theologica
Private-public distinction
Private states and language * Pro-choice feminism
Pro attitude
Probabilistic disposition
Probabilistic law
Probability theory and epistemology
Problem of perception
Problem of the single case
Problem of the speckled hen
Problematic judgment
Problematic modality
Procedural definition of art
Proceduralism
Process-product ambiguity
Process pragmatism
Productive reason
Profundity
Projectible predicate
Proliferation Theory
Promising
Proof-theoretic reflection principles
Proof by mathematical induction
Proof by recursion
Proper sensibles
Proper symbol
Properly basic relief
Property theory
Propositional act
Propositional attitude report
Propositional attitude reports
Propositional attitude statements
Propositional connective
Propositional consequence relations and algebraic logic
Propositional content
Propositional justification
Propositional object
Propositional opacity
Propositional theory of meaning
Propositional verb
Propositions, sentences, and statements
Proprietates terminorum
Protestant principle
Protocol sentences
Protocol statement
Protothetic
Provability predicate
Provisionality
Pseudo-Grossteste
Pseudo-overdeterminism
Pseudorefutation
Psychic research
Psychological certainty
Psychological continuity
Psychological explanations of religion
Psychological eudamonism
Psychological immediacy
Psychological law
Psychological solipsism
Psychology and philosophy
Psychology and psychiatry
Psychology of human judgment and epistemology
Psychoneural intimacy
Psychophysical identity
Psychophysical laws
Psychosemantic theory
Public-private distinction
Pure concept
Purposive explanation
Pushpin and poetry
The Pyrrhonian problematic
Q
Qualitative predicate
Quantificational shift fallacy
Quantifying in
Quantum approaches to consciousness
Quantum computing and teleportation
Quantum entanglement and information
Quantum logic and probability theory
Quantum mechanics and free will
Quasi-desires
Quasi-indicator
Quasi-memory
Quasi-quotes
Quasi-virtue
Quote-name
R
Rabbinic theology
Racetrack paradox
Radical Choice
Radical Conversion
Radical translation and radical interpretation
Ramakrishna movement
Ramsey-eliminability
Ramsey test
Rape apologism (with Rape apologist and Rape apologists and Rape apologizer and Rape apologizers and Rape apology and Rape apologies all redirecting to it)
Rapture (aesthetics)
Ratio recta
Rational beliefs
Rational psychology
Rationalism and empiricism
Rationalism vs. empiricism
Rationality and cultural relativism
Rationality of belief
Rawlsian liberalism
Reactive attitude
Real assent
Real definition
Real distinction
Real essence
Real mathematics
Real proposition
Realism and anti-realism
Realism and antirealism
Realism ante rem
Realism in rebus
Realism in the philosophy of mathematics
Reason as slave of the passions
Reasons and causes
Reasons for action
Reasons for belief
Rectification and remainders
Recursion-theoretic hierarchies
Reducibility of consciousness
Reductio ad impossibile
Reduction and emergence
Reduction base
Reduction sentence
Reductionism in the philosophy of mind
Reductive naturalism
Reference and denotation
Reference class
Referential occurrence
Referential quantification
Referential theory of meaning
Referring
Regional supervenience
Regress argument in epistemology
Regressor variable
Regularity theory of causation
Relational value
Relative identity
Relative threshold
Relative time
Relevance logic and entailment
Relevance of logic
Relevant alternative
Religion and epistemology
Religion and political philosophy
Religion and the biological sciences
Religion and the physical sciences
Religion, art, and science
Religious belief and cosmology
Religious diversity
Religious doctrine of creation and conservation
Religiousness A and B
Repetition (fallacy)
Representation in art
Representational scheme
Representational theory of art
Representational theory of memory
Representative theory of perception
Reproduction and ethics
Rerum natura
Research ethics of science
Response-dependence theories
Responsibilities of scientists and intellectuals
Restricted quantification
Restrictio
Resultance
Resultant attribute
Revaluation of values
Revision theory of truth
Revisionary metaphysics
Right and good
Right of nature
Rights of children
Rigorous duty
Risus sophisticus
Role obligations
Role of decoherence in quantum mechanics
Role of decoherence in quantum theory
Role responsibility
Romantic irony
Romanticism and conservatism
Ronald William Hepburn
Rule of addition
Rule of conjunction
Rule of detachment
Rule of double negation
Rule of simplification
Rule of total evidence
Ruling Argument
Russell's logical atomism
Russell's moral philosophy
Russell P. Spittler
Russian empiriocriticism
Russian literary Formalism
Russian materialism
Russian nihilism
Russian philosophy - now redirects to list of Russian philosophers
Russian Religious-Philosophical Renaissance
S
S4 (modal logic)
Sa skya Pandita
Sactification
Samanantara-pratyaya
Samkara
Sankara
Sankhya-Yoga
Sat, chit, ananda
Satisfaction conditions
Saturated expression
Saturation (biology)
Saying and showing
Scandinavian philosophy
Scepticism about law
Scepticism about religion
Schellingianism
Schematic form
Scheme of abbreviation
Scholastic chymistry
School of Laws
School of Qom
Schrödinger cat paradox
Science and gender
Science and knowledge
Science and life
Science and philosophy
Science and society
Science fiction moralizing
Science in Islamic philosophy
Science, art, and religion
Scientia media
Scientia universalis
Scientific antirealism
Scientific behaviorism
Scientific realism and antirealism
Scientific realism and social science
Scientific relativism
Scientific unity
Scope ambiguity
Scope fallacies
Scope of operators
Scottigena
Scrimometer - An object related to the dowsing rod and used for similar purposes.
Search engines and ethics
Second- and higher-order logics
Second actualization
Second imposition
Second potentiality
Second Thomism
Secondarily evaluative word
Secondary process
Secondary rule
Secondary substance
Security strategy
Seeing as
Self-cultivation in Chinese philosophy
Self-interest theory
Self-presenting
Self-referential incoherence
Self-regarding and other-regarding actions
Self-reliance as a virtue ethic
Self-reproducing automaton
Self in Indian philosophy
Semantic ascent
Semantic atomism
Semantic challenges to realism
Semantic completeness
Semantic compositionaliry
Semantic conceptions of information
Semantic consistency
Semantic molecularism
Semantic nihilism
Semantic Nihilism
Semantic paradoxes and theories of truth
Semantic puzzle
Semantic solipsism
Semantic theories
Semantic truth
Semantical categories
Sense-datum theory
Sense awareness
Sense perception
Sense qualia
Sensible intuition
Sensibles
Sensum
Sentential operator
Separation of law and morals
Serbian philosophy
Set-theoretic paradoxes
Seven emotions
Shem Tov family
Sherlock-Holmes-Fallacy
Shotoku Constitution
Shriek operator
Side constraints
Sign and symbol
Significant difference reasoning
Signposts movement
Silvestris Berardus
Simple ordering
Simple supposition
Simulation theory
Single case
Singular causal relation
Singular causal statement
Singular propositions
Singularities and black holes in relativistic spacetimes
Situational semantics
Six emotions
Slave of the passions
Social and political philosophy
Social dimensions of knowledge
Social dimensions of scientific knowledge
Social ethics
Social laws
Social minimum
Social philosophy of science
Social relativism
Social theory and law
Societal Good
Socratic intellectualism
Socratic schools
Solitary contemplative
Some are/some are not
Son Buddhism
Sortal predicate
Sôsan Hyujông
Soul in Islamic philosophy
Sous Rature
South American philosophy
South Slavic philosophy
Spatiotemporal continuity
Speaker's meaning
Special sensibles
Speckled hen
Spinoza's psychological theory
Split brain effects
Split brains
Spontaneity and indifference
Sport and ethics
Spread law
St. Petersburg paradox
Standard analysis
Standard interpretation
Standard semantics
State description
Statement form
Statements and sentences
Statistical explanation
Statistical mechanics and thermodynamics
Statistics and social science
Stories and explanation
Strict duty
Strict identity
Stroke notation
Strong semantic completeness
Strong soundness
Strong supervenience
Structuralism in linguistics
Structuralism in literary theory
Structuralism in social science
Structure description
Structured propositions
Sub specie aeternis
Subcontraries
Subcontrary
Subdoxastic
Subject-object dichotomy
Subject and predicate
Subjective reason
Subjective rightness
Subjective truth
Subjectivist epistemology
Sublime experience
Subspace
Substance-function
Substance and attribute
Substance causation
Substance of the soul
Substantival causation
Substantivalism
Substantive pluralism
Substitutability salva veritate
Substitutivity salva veritate
Subsumption theory of explanation
Subsymbolic computation
Summum genus
Sung Confucianism
Superalternation
Supernatural theology
Supervaluation semantics
Supervenience of the mental
Supervenient behaviorism
Suppositio
Supposition and copulation
Surface grammar
Sustaining cause
Swedish philosophy
Sweetness theory
Swiftian logic
Symmetry and invariance
Symmetry and symmetry breaking
Symmetry thesis
Syncategoremata
Synonymous definition
Syntactic consistency
Syntactic term
Synthetic a priori judgements
Synthetic knowledge
Synthetic statements
Syrian school
Systems theory in social science
Szu
T
Tamsin Shaw
T'i and yung
T'ien-jen ho-i
T'ien-li
T'ien li and jen-yü
T schema
T sentence
Table of categories
Table of judgments
Tacit consent
Tale of the Slave
Tao-hsin and jen-hsin
Tao-t'ung
Tarski's schema
Tarski's T-schema
Tarski's truth definition
Tarskian biconditional
Tarskian satisfaction
Tarskian semantics
Tasan
Task verb
Teaching and indoctrinating
Technology and ethics
Tel Quel School
Teleofunctionalism
Teleological explanation
Teleological law
Teleological notions in biology
Teleological suspension of the ethical
Teleological theories of mental content
Teleosemantics
Temporal becoming
Temporal order
Temporal properties
Temporal relations
Tendentious appeal to possibilities
Tender-minded
Tender-minded and tough-minded
Tense and temporal logic
Tensed identity
Terminist logic
Terminus a quo
Tertiary qualities
Test of time
Testimony in Indian philosophy
*Th century german aesthetics
The Bakhtin Circle
The Jacobson River
The Megarics
The Power of Dialogue: Critical Hermeneutics after Gadamer and Foucault
The priority of knowledge
The Radical Enlightenment
The theory theory
The world as you know it (Concept)
Thelma Lavine
Theologica naturalis
Theological creationism
Theological naturalism
Theological problem of foreknowledge
Theological problem of freedom
Theological voluntarism
Theology and philosophy
Theoretical concept
Theoretical construct
Theoretical entity
Theoretical identity
Theoretical judgment
Theoretical rationality
Theoretical reasoning
Theoretical term
Theoretical underdeterimination
Theoretical virtues
Theories of criminal law
Theories of mental content
Theories of tort law
Theory and observation in the social sciences
Theory of appearing
Theory of conduct
Theory of effluxes
Theory of frequency
Theory of ideas and vision in God
Theory of signs
Thermodynamic asymmetry in time
Thinking causes
Three Profound Treatises
Three Ways
Ti and yong
Tibetan philosophy
Tillers
Time in continental philosophy
Time lag argument
Time travel and modern physics
Token-reflexive
Token-token identity
Token epiphenomenalism
Token physicalism
Token reflexive
Too broad
Too narrow
Topic-neutral
Topic neutral
Total evidence
Tough-minded
Traditional square of opposition
Trairism
Transcendental analytic
Transcendental deduction
Transcendental dialectic
Transcendental ego
Transcendental signifier
Transcendental subjectivity
Transcendental term
Transcendental terms
Transcendental unity of apperception
Transcendentalia
Transeunt causation
Transitive property of belief
Transitivity and aggregation
Transparent context
Traversal of the infinite
Treatment of animals
True for me
Truth-conditional theory of meaning
Truth-conditions
Truth-contest
Truth-table method
Truth-value gaps
Truth and meaning
Truth in art
Truthmaker principle
Truthmapping
Tsong kha pa Blo bzang grags pa
Turing machine functionalism
Type epiphenomenalism
Tzu jan
U
Unary quantifier
Unconscious and subconscious mind
Unconscious mental states
Undemonstrable argument
Underdetermination thesis
Unexpected examination paradox
Union theory
Unisyncretism
Unitive experience
Units and levels of selection
Unity of consciousness
Universal disposition
Universal Pronoun
Universal properties in Indian philosophy
Universal relation
Universal simulator
Universalism in ethics
Unlikely philosophical propositions
Unobserved Observer
Unrestricted mereological composition
Unsaturated expression
Untestability
Unwarranted contrast
Upwards inherited
Use theory of meaning
Utterer
Utterer's meaning
V
Vidya Vichari Taa Parupkari
Vague objects
Value judgments in social science
Value of a variable
Values and facts
Vardhamana Jnatrputra
Variable realization
Variable sum game
Vasudeva Kudumbakam
Verum
Vibratinuncle
Vicious-circle principle
Vijnapti
Vijñapti
Virtues and vices
Visistadvaita Vedanta
Vital lie
Vitalis Norström
Voluntary act
Von neumann and dirac's contributions to quantum theory
Vorstellung
Vulnerability and finitude
W
Wang and pa
Want-belief model
War and pacifism
Warranted assertability
Washington Area Secular Humanists (WASH)
Wayward causal chain
Weak semantic completeness
Weak soundness
Weak supervenience
Weaseler
Wedge argument
Wertrationalitat
Wertrationalität
White horse paradox
Why be moral
Wide content
Wide reflective equilibrium
William of Champeau
William Penbygull
William Shyreswood
William Tisberi
Willkür
Wilt Chamberlain argument
Wittgenstein's aesthetics
Wittgensteinian ethics
Wittgensteinians
Wu-hsing
Y
Yoruba epistemology
You-wu distinction
You are what you think