For historical coverage of Western philosophy, see Western philosophy.
It has the virtue of being continuous with his well-developed and extensively defended accounts of ethnic philosophy, Hispanic philosophy, and Latin American philosophy.
Hume, David: on religion | justice: as a virtue | Kant, Immanuel: moral philosophy | Kant, Immanuel: philosophical development | Kant, Immanuel: philosophy of religion | Kant, Immanuel: social and political philosophy | Scottish Philosophy: in the 18th Century
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. | Comte, Auguste | Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich | history, philosophy of | Kant, Immanuel: social and political philosophy | Marx, Karl | Mill, John Stuart: moral and political philosophy | Rawls, John | scientific progress | Scottish Philosophy: in the 18th Century | Spencer, Herbert
Beauvoir, Simone de | feminist philosophy, approaches: intersections between analytic and continental philosophy | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on reproduction and the family | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on the self | homosexuality | identity politics | speech acts
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emergent properties | feminist philosophy, interventions: philosophy of religion | feminist philosophy of religion | Japanese Philosophy: Kyoto School | monotheism | pantheism | process theism | reduction, scientific | religion: philosophy of | Schopenhauer, Arthur | Spinoza, Baruch | supervenience
Partly building upon the ideas of Husserl and other philosophers, while nevertheless also developing their own ideas independently, they made contributions to as many fields as the philosophy of mind, the philosophy of psychology, the philosophy of speech acts, epistemology, social philosophy, the philosophy of values and ontology.
feminist philosophy, approaches: intersections between analytic and continental philosophy | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on power | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on sex and gender | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on the body | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on the self
Merleau-Ponty’s thought has continued to inspire contemporary research beyond the usual intellectual history and interpretive scholarship, especially in the areas of feminist philosophy, philosophy of mind and cognitive science, environmental philosophy and philosophy of nature, political philosophy, philosophy of art, philosophy of language, and phenomenological ontology.
Bodin, Jean | contractarianism | cosmopolitanism | ethics: natural law tradition | German Philosophy: in the 18th century, prior to Kant | Grotius, Hugo | Hobbes, Thomas | Hobbes, Thomas: moral and political philosophy | legal obligation and authority | Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm: ethics | Locke, John: political philosophy | nature of law | political philosophy: medieval | Scottish Philosophy: in the 18th Century | sovereignty | voluntarism, theological | Wolff, Christian
For coverage of the particular branches of Western philosophy, see aesthetics; epistemology; ethics; ideology; logic; metaphysics; philosophical anthropology; philosophy of biology; philosophy of education; philosophy of history; philosophy of language; philosophy of law; philosophy of logic; philosophy of mathematics; philosophy of mind ; philosophy of physics; philosophy of religion; philosophy of science.
ethics, biomedical: theory | ethics: virtue | feminist philosophy, interventions: moral psychology | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on autonomy | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on disability | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on power | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on reproduction and the family | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on the body | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on the self | parenthood and procreation | paternalism | public health: ethics | trust | well-being
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Aquinas, Saint Thomas: moral, political, and legal philosophy | Aristotle, General Topics: ethics | Beauvoir, Simone de | civil rights | ethics: natural law tradition | feminist (topics): perspectives on trans issues | feminist philosophy, interventions: liberal feminism | feminist philosophy, interventions: philosophy of biology | feminist philosophy, interventions: philosophy of law | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on reproduction and the family | homosexuality | Kant, Immanuel: social and political philosophy | Mill, John Stuart: moral and political philosophy | obligations: special | Plato: ethics and politics in The Republic | Russell, Bertrand: moral philosophy | social institutions | Wollstonecraft, Mary
cognitivism vs. non-cognitivism, moral | epistemology | epistemology: naturalism in | epistemology: social | feminist philosophy, approaches: psychoanalytic philosophy | feminist philosophy, interventions: epistemology and philosophy of science | feminist philosophy, interventions: philosophy of biology | feminist philosophy, interventions: social epistemology | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on power | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on reproduction and the family | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on sex and gender | feminist philosophy, topics: perspectives on the body | justice | justification, epistemic: foundationalist theories of | rationalism vs. empiricism | relativism | science: theory and observation in | scientific knowledge: social dimensions of | social norms
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philosophy
noun cognition
- a belief (or system of beliefs) accepted as authoritative by some group or school
noun cognition
- the rational investigation of questions about existence and knowledge and ethics
noun cognition
- any personal belief about how to live or how to deal with a situation
Example: self-indulgence was his only philosophy
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