References for Philosophy

References to other articles, organized by section

Aesthetics
Ancient Greece
Ancient Greek
Argument
Auguste Rodin
Business
Chinese philosophy
Common sense
Conceptual analysis
Enlightenment in Buddhism
Epistemology
Ethics
Existence
History of philosophy
Indian philosophy
Interdisciplinary
Intuition
Islamic philosophy
Journalism
Knowledge
Language
Law
Logic
Logical reasoning
Mathematics
Metaphysics
Mind
Object (philosophy)
Ordinary language
Phenomenology (philosophy)
Philosophy of history
Philosophy of language
Philosophy of mathematics
Philosophy of mind
Philosophy of religion
Philosophy of science
Physics
Political philosophy
Property (philosophy)
Psychology
Reality
Reason
Revelation
Schools of philosophy
Science
Self-cultivation
Socratic questioning
Spirituality
The Thinker
Thought experiments
Value (ethics and social sciences)
Western philosophy

Etymology

Ancient Greek
Anglo-Norman language
Biology
Chemistry
Ethics
Existence
Isaac Newton
Isaac Newton's apple tree
Knowledge
Logic
Mathematics
Metaphysics
Natural philosophy
Old French
Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica
Physics
Pre-Socratic
Pythagoras
Rational
Reality
Sciences

General conception

Bertrand Russell
The unexamined life is not worth living

Academic definitions

Ancient Greek philosophy
Conceptual analysis
Edmund Husserl
Epoche
Essence
Eudaimonia
Immanuel Kant
Linguistic
Ludwig Wittgenstein
Meaning (philosophy)
Metaphilosophy
Natural language
Naturalism (philosophy)
Necessary and sufficient conditions
Phenomenology (philosophy)
Philosophical movement
Roman philosophy
Stoics
Thinking
Understanding
W. V. O. Quine
Well-being

History

African philosophy
Chinese philosophy
Indian philosophy
Intellectual history
Islamic philosophy
Japanese philosophy
Latin American philosophy
Myth
Religion
Western philosophy

Core branches

Aesthetics
Normative
Value theory

Epistemology

Analysis of knowledge
Belief
Circular reasoning
Coherentist
Declarative knowledge
Empiricists
Epistemic virtue
Foundationalist
Gettier problem
Inference
Infinite regress
Innate knowledge
Introspection
Justification (epistemology)
Knowledge by acquaintance
Memory
Perception
Philosophical skepticism
Practical knowledge
Reason
Regress problem
Testimony
Truth

Ethics

Action (philosophy)
Applied ethics
Deontology
Generosity
Honesty
John Stuart Mill
Meta-ethics
Moral relativism
Morality
Normative ethics
Obligation
Utilitarianism
Utilitarianism (book)
Values (philosophy)
Virtue ethics

Logic

Abductive reasoning
Argument
Deductive arguments
Fallacies
Formal fallacy
Formal language
Inductive reasoning
Informal fallacies
Informal logic
Logical form
Logical reasoning
Modus ponens
Premise
Rule of inference
Validity (logic)

Metaphysics

Abstract and concrete
Accident (philosophy)
Becoming (philosophy)
Being
Categories of being
Causality
Determinism
Essence
Event (philosophy)
Experience
Free will
Identity (philosophy)
Incunabulum
Mereology
Metaphysics (Aristotle)
Object (philosophy)
Ontology
Particular
Philosophical cosmology
Property (philosophy)
Reality
Soul
Space
Time
Universals
Why is there something rather than nothing?

Other major branches

Aesthetic judgment
Aesthetics
Analytic philosophy
Anarchism
Beauty
Belief
Conscious
Conservativism
Desire
Divine
Feeling
Frege
Functionalism (philosophy of mind)
Government
Hard problem of consciousness
Idealism
Intention
Justice
Language
Legal rights
Liberalism
Liberty
Materialism
Meaning (philosophy)
Mental states
Mind-body problem
Mind–body dualism
Nationalism
Natural sciences
Nature
Philosophy of language
Philosophy of mind
Philosophy of religion
Philosophy of science
Political legitimacy
Political philosophy
Political science
Politics
Pseudoscience
Qualia
Reference
Religion
Sense
Social equality
Social sciences
Socialism
Sovereignty
Speech act theory
The sublime
Theology
Thought
Truth conditions
Unconscious mind
Works of art
Worldview

Methods

Bracketing (phenomenology)
Charles Sanders Peirce
Coherentism
Common sense
Counterfactual thinking
Evidence
Intuition
Methodological naturalism
Natural sciences
Ordinary language philosophy
Pragmatic maxim
Reflective equilibrium
Thought experiment
Trolley problem

Relation to other fields

Abortion
American Revolution
Animal experiments
Bioethics
Biological sex
Business
Chinese Communist Revolution
Computer science
Constitutional democracy
Corporate social responsibility
Education
Embryo
Empirical evidence
Enlightenment philosophy
Feminist
French Revolution
Gender
Guilt (law)
Indian independence movement
Interdisciplinary
Journalism
Journalistic objectivity
Judith Butler
Law
Mahatma Gandhi
Mary Wollstonecraft
Medicine
Patriarchy
Personal identity
Personhood
Psychology
Religious experience
Revelation
Russian Revolution
Satyagraha
Sexism
Simone de Beauvoir
Social equality
Sociology
The arts
Theology
Theory-ladenness
Underdetermination

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