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Charles Babbage Gaston Bachelard Francis Bacon Roger Bacon arg. ad baculum bad faith Annette Baier Kurt Baier Mikhail Bakunin "Barbara" "Baroco" Thomas Bayes
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begging the question Begriff behaviorism belief Jeremy Bentham Nicolai Berdyaev
best of all possible worlds Bewußtsein |
biconditional bivalence Brand Blanshard "Bocardo" Boethius Boetius of Dacia Niels Bohr Bernard Bolzano Bonaventure George Boole Susan Bordo Bernard Bosanquet the Boundless Robert Boyle F. H. Bradley Franz Brentano C. D. Broad Giordano Bruno Martin Buber bundle theory Jean Buridan Edmund Burke Joseph Butler |
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Edward Caird Cambridge Platonists "Camenes" "Camestres" Albert Camus Georg Cantor Rudolf Carnap Carneades Lewis Carroll Cartesianism Ernst Cassirer casuistry categorical imperative categorical logic categorical proposition categorical syllogism categorical term category category mistake catharsis cause / effect the four causes Margaret Cavendish "Celarent" "Cesare" chain of being Pierre Charron Roderick Chisholm Noam Chomsky Chrysippus Alonzo Church Cicero circularity |
Hélène Cixous Samuel Clarke class clear and distinct W. K. Clifford Catherine Cockburn cogito ergo sum cognition cognitive science coherence theory R.G. Collingwood communism Commutation (Comm.) compatibilism complement completeness complex question composition fallacy Auguste Comte concept conceptualism conclusion Concomitant Variation Étienne de Condillac conditional confirmation conjunction Conjunction (Conj.) connective connotation conscience consciousness |
consequent consequentialism consistency constant Constr. Dilemma (C.D.) continence/incontinence contingent contradiction contradictories contraposition contraries conventionalism converse accident conversion converting conditional Anne Conway Nicolas Copernicus Géraud de Cordemoy corpuscularianism correspondence theory cosmological argument counter-example counterfactual courage Hasdai Crescas criterion critical theory Benedetto Croce Ralph Cudworth Richard Cumberland Nicolas of Cusa cynicism |
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Jean d'Alembert Mary Daly "Darii" Charles Darwin Dasein "Datisi" Donald Davidson Dorothy Day decision procedure deconstruction Richard Dedekind de dicto / de re deduction / induction de facto / de jure definite description definition deism de jure Gilles Deleuze Democritus Augustus De Morgan De Morgan's Th. (DeM.) Daniel Dennett denotation / connotation denying the antecedent deontology de re Jacques Derrida |
argument from design determinable/determinate determinism
dialectic dialectical materialism dianoia [diánoia] Denis Diderot |
Method of Difference dikh [díkê] dilemma Wilhelm Dilthey "Dimaris" Ding an sich Diogenes direct realism directive use of language "Disamis" disjunction Disjunctive Syll. (D.S.) disposition distribution of terms Distribution (Dist.) division fallacy double aspect theory Double Negation method of doubt doxa [dóxa] mind-body dualism W.E.B. Dubois Pierre Duhem Michael Dummett dunamiV [dynamis] Émile Durkheim duties Ronald Dworkin |
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"E" proposition Meister Eckhart Umberto Eco ecofeminism effect efficient cause egoism eidos [eidos] eikasia [eikásia] Albert Einstein Eleatics eliminativism Elizabeth of Bohemia emanation emergent property Ralph Waldo Emerson appeal to emotion emotive meaning emotivism Empedocles empirical empiricism Encyclopedists end energeia [energeia] Friedrich Engels Enlightenment entailment |
Entäusserung enteleceia [entelecheia] enthusiasm enthymeme
episthmh [epistêmê] epistemology epoch [epochê] equivalence Equivalence (Equiv.) equivocal equivocation Desiderius Erasmus Eratosthenes Erfahrung John Scotus Erigena Erlebnis |
eroV [eros] esse est percipi essence / accident estrangement eternal return ethics eqos [ethos] Euclid eudaemonism Leonhard Euler evidence problem of evil excluded middle exclusive premises existence existential fallacy Existential Generalization existential import Existential Instantiation existentialism expected value explanation Exportation (Exp.) expressive use of language extension extension / intension extensionality extrinsic |
