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== Philosophy ==

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== History ==

* [[Timeline of Western philosophers]]
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== Medieval ==

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== Modern ==

* [[Timeline of German idealism]]
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== Contemporary ==

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== Eastern ==

* [[Timeline of Eastern philosophers]]

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== Branches ==

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=== Epistemology ===
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=== Ethics ===
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=== Logic ===
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=== Metaphysics ===
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=== Aesthetics ===
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=== Philosophy of mind ===
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== Further ==
=== Philosophy ===
{{hidden|Philosophy|
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# [[Existence of God]]
# [[Knowledge]]
# [[Solipsism]]
# [[Mind-body problem]]
# [[Meaning]]
# [[Free Will]]
# [[Right and Wrong]]
# [[Justice]]
# [[Death]]
# [[Meaning of Life]]
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=== Aesthetics ===
{{hidden|Cynthia Freeland - But Is It Art__ An Introduction to Art Theory (2002)|
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* [[Blood]] and [[beauty]]
* [[Paradigm]]s and [[purpose]]s
* [[Cultural crossing]]s
* [[Money]], [[markets]], [[museum]]s
* [[Gender]], [[genius]], and [[Guerrilla Girls]]
* [[Cognition]], [[creation]], [[comprehension]]
* [[Digitizing]] and [[disseminating]]
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=== Epistemology ===
{{hidden|Duncan Pritchard - What Is This Thing Called Knowledge_ (2018)|
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* The [[Value of knowledge]]
* Defining [[knowledge]]
* Structure of [[knowledge]]
* [[Rationality]]
* [[Virtue]]
* [[Perception]]
* [[Testimony]] and [[memory]]
* [[A priority]] and [[inference]]
* [[Problem of induction]]
* [[Scientific knowledge]]
* [[Religious knowledge]]
* [[Moral knowledge]]
* Knowledge in [[technology]]
* Knowledge in [[education]]
* Knowledge in [[law]]
* Knowledge in [[politics]]
* [[Scepticism]] about other minds
* [[Radical scepticism]]
* [[Truth]] and [[objectivity]]
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{{hidden|Ernest Sosa - Epistemology (2017)|
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* [[Descartes]]’s Pyrrhonian Virtue Epistemology
* Dream Skepticism
* Regress Skepticism
* [[Knowledge]]: What It Is and How We Might Have It
* Knowledge as Action
* Varieties and Levels of Knowledge
* The Value of Human Knowledge
* Mind–World Relations: Action, Perception, Knowledge
* Two Forms of Virtue Epistemology
* Knowledge, Time, and Negligence
* Virtue Theory against Situationism
* Virtue Epistemology and a Theory of Competence
* Knowledge and Justification
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=== Ethics ===
{{hidden|Harry J. Gensler, Ethics: A Contemporary Introduction (2011)|
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* Preface
* Introduction 
* [[Cultural Relativism]]
* [[Subjectivism]] 
* [[Supernaturalism]] 
* [[Intuitionism]] 
* [[Emotivism]] 
* [[Prescriptivism]] 
* [[Consistency]] 
* The [[Golden Rule]]
* [[Moral rationality]]
* [[Consequentialism]]
* [[Nonconsequentialism]]
* [[Virtue]] 
* [[Natural Law]] 
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=== History ===
{{hidden|Anthony Kenny - An Illustrated Brief History of Western Philosophy (2018)|
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I PHILOSOPHY IN ITS INFANCY
* The [[Milesians]]
* [[Xenophanes]]
* [[Heraclitus]]
* The School of [[Parmenides]]
* [[Empedocles]]
* The [[Atomist]]s
* II THE ATHENS OF SOCRATES
* The Athenian Empire
* [[Anaxagoras]]
* The [[Sophist]]s
* [[Socrates]]
* The [[Euthyphro]]
* The [[Crito]]
* The [[Phaedo]]
* III THE PHILOSOPHY OF [[Plato]]
* Life and Works
* The Theory of [[Ideas]]
* Plato’s [[Republic]]
* The [[Theaetetus]] and the [[Sophist]]
* IV THE SYSTEM OF [[Aristotle]]
* Plato’s Pupil, Alexander’s Teacher
* The Foundation of [[Logic]]
* [[Poetic]]
* Moral Philosophy: Virtue and Happiness
* Moral Philosophy: Wisdom and Understanding
* Politics
* Science and Explanation
* Words and Things
* Motion and Change
* Soul, Sense, and Intellect
* [[Metaphysics]]
* V GREEK PHILOSOPHY AFTER ARISTOTLE
* The Hellenistic Era
* [[Epicureanism]]
* [[Stoicism]]
* [[Scepticism]]
* Rome and its Empire
* [[Jesus]] of Nazareth
* [[Christianity]] and [[Gnosticism]]
* [[Neo-Platonism]]
* VI EARLY CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHY
* [[Arianism]] and Orthodoxy
* The Theology of [[Incarnation]]
* The Life of [[Augustine]]
* The [[City of God]] and the Mystery of Grace
* [[Boethius]] and [[Philoponus]]
* VII EARLY MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY
* [[John the Scot]]
* [[Al-kindi]] and [[Avicenna]]
* The Feudal System
* Saint [[Anselm]]
* [[Abelard]] and Héloïse
* Abelard’s Logic
* Abelard’s Ethics
* [[Averroes]]
* [[Maimonides]]
* VIII PHILOSOPHY IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY
* An Age of Innovation
* Saint [[Bonaventure]]
* Thirteenth-Century Logic
* [[Aquinas]]’ Life and Works
* Aquinas’ Natural Theology
* Matter, Form, Substance, and Accident
* Aquinas on Essence and Existence
* Aquinas’ Philosophy of Mind
* Aquinas’ Moral Philosophy
* IX OXFORD PHILOSOPHERS
* The Fourteenth-Century University
* [[Duns Scotus]]
* [[Ockham]]’s Logic of Language
* Ockham’s Political Theory
* The Oxford Calculators
* [[John Wyclif]]
* X RENAISSANCE PHILOSOPHY
* The [[Renaissance]]
* Free-will: Rome vs. [[Louvain]]
* [[Renaissance Platonism]]
* [[Machiavelli]]
* [[Thomas More|More]]’s Utopia
* [[The Reformation]]
* Post-Reformation Philosophy
* Bruno and [[Galileo]]
* [[Francis Bacon]]
* XI THE AGE OF DESCARTES
* The Wars of Religion
* The Life of [[Descartes]]
* The Doubt and the [[Cogito]]
* The Essence of Mind
* God, Mind, and Body
* The Material World
* XII ENGLISH PHILOSOPHY IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
* The Empiricism of [[Thomas Hobbes]]
* Hobbes’ Political Philosophy
* The Political Theory of [[John Locke]]
* Locke on Ideas and Qualities
* Substances and Persons
* XIII CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE AGE OF LOUIS XIV
* [[Blaise Pascal]]
* [[Spinoza]] and [[Malebranche]]
* [[Leibniz]]
* XIV BRITISH PHILOSOPHY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
* [[George Berkeley|Berkeley]]
* [[David Hume|Hume]]’s Philosophy of Mind
* Hume on Causation
* [[Thomas Reid|Reid]] and Common Sense
* XV THE ENLIGHTENMENT
* The Philosophes
* [[Rousseau]]
* Revolution and Romanticism
* XVI THE CRITICAL PHILOSOPHY OF KANT
* [[Kant]]’s Copernican Revolution
* The [[Transcendental Aesthetic]]
* The [[Transcendental Analytic]]: The Deduction of the Categories
* The Transcendental Analytic: The System of Principles
* The [[Transcendental Dialectic]]: The Paralogisms of Pure Reason
* The Transcendental Dialectic: The Antinomies of Pure Reason
* The Transcendental Dialectic: The Critique of Natural Theology
* Kant’s Moral Philosophy
* XVII GERMAN IDEALISM AND MATERIALISM
* [[Fichte]]
* [[Hegel]]
* [[Marx]] and the [[Young Hegelians]]
* Capitalism and its Discontents
* XVIII THE UTILITARIANS
* [[Jeremy Bentham]]
* The Utilitarianism of [[J. S. Mill]]
* Mill’s Logic
* XIX THREE NINETEENTH-CENTURY PHILOSOPHERS
* [[Schopenhauer]]
* [[Kierkegaard]]
* [[Nietzsche]]
* XX THREE MODERN MASTERS
* [[Charles Darwin]]
* [[John Henry Newman]]
* [[Sigmund Freud]]
* XXI LOGIC AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS
* [[Frege]]’s Logic
* Frege’s Logicism
* Frege’s Philosophy of Logic
* [[Russell]]’s Paradox
* Russell’s Theory of Descriptions
* Logical Analysis
* XXII CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY
* [[Henri Bergson]]
* [[Husserl]]’s Phenomenology
* The Existentialism of [[Heidegger]]
* The Existentialism of [[Sartre]] and [[de Beauvoir]]
* XXIII THE PHILOSOPHY OF [[Wittgenstein]]
* [[Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus]]
* [[Logical Positivism]]
* [[Philosophical Investigations]]
* XXIV RECENT CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY
* The [[Frankfurt School]]
* [[Jacques Derrida]]
* [[Jurgen Habermas]]
* XXV RECENT ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY
* [[Elizabeth Anscombe]]
* [[W. V. O. Quine]]
* [[Donald Davidson]]
* [[Peter Geach]]
* [[Peter Strawson]]
* American [[Metaphysics]]
* The [[Cartesian Revival]]
* [[Analytical Ethics]]
* [[John Rawls]]
* [[Richard Rorty]]

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{{hidden|Allen W. Wood, Kant (2005)|
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* Life and works
* Synthetic a priori cognition
** The possibility of metaphysics
** The transcendental aesthetic: pure sensibility
** The transcendental analytic: pure understanding
* The principles of possible experience
** The transcendental deduction of the categories
** Objects, categories, and schemata
** The principles of pure understanding
* The limits of cognition and the ideas of reason
** Transcendental idealism
** Ideas of reason
* The transcendental dialectic
** The a priori doctrine of the soul
** The antithetic of pure reason
** God as the ideal of pure reason
** The transcendental doctrine of method
* Philosophy of history
* Ethical theory
** Practical Anthropology
** The fundamental principle of morality
** The metaphysical system of duties
* The theory of taste
** Why a third 'critique'?
** Judgments of taste
** Beauty and morality
** The sublime
** Art and genius
* Politics and religion
** The concept of right
** The system of right
** The right of nations and perpetual peace
** Moral faith and religion
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{{hidden|Andrew Bowie - Schelling and Modern European Philosophy: An Introduction (1993)|
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* Introduction
** Situating Schelling
** Metaphor and metaphysics
** Stages in Schelling’s philosophy
* Absolute Beginnings
** Fichte and Spinozism
** Jacobi, Fichte, and the Pantheism controversy
** The ground of judgement
* The Hermeneutics of Nature
** Matter and life
** The productivity of nature
** Nature as visible mind
** The facticity of nature
* The History of Consciousness and the Truth of Art
** The path to the self
** Self-reference and art
* Identity Philosophy
** The identity of the Absolute
** Moving beyond the I: the break with Fichte
** Transitive being and identity
** Identity and ‘différance’
** Schelling, Rorty and Davidson
** Absolute reflection
** The problem of transition
* Freedom, Ontology and Language
** Ground and freedom
** World-making
** Word-making
* Schelling or Hegel?
** Introduction
** Reflection and inversion
** The limits of negative philosophy
** Positive philosophy
** Concept and being
** The logic of reflection
** Non-identity
** Conclusion

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