List Of Philosophical Concepts

A

• A priori and a posteriori
• Absolute
• Absolute time and space
• Abstract and concrete
• Adiaphora
• Aesthetic emotions
• Aesthetic interpretation
• Agathusia and aschimothusia
• Alief
• All men are created equal
• Analytic-synthetic distinction
• Anthropic principle
• Antinomy
• Antinomian
• Apeiron
• Arborescent
• Artha
• Art manifesto
• Atman
• Aufheben
• Autonomy
• Avant-garde
• Avatar
• Avadhuta

B

• Beauty
• Being
• Belief
• Binary opposition
• Biofact
• Body without organs
• Boredom
• Brahman
• Brahmanda
• Brain in a vat
• Brute fact

C

• Cambridge change
• Camp
• Cartesian Other
• Cartesian Self
• Categorical imperative
• Categorization
• Category of being
• Causal adequacy principle
• Causality
• Chakra
• Charvaka
• Chaitanya
• Choice
• Civic virtue
• Class consciousness
• Class
• Cogito ergo sum
• Cognitive bias
• Cognitive closure
• Commensurability
• Common good
• Common sense
• Composition of Causes
• Compossibility
• Conatus
• Concept
• Condition of possibility
• Conjecture
• Conscience
• Consent
• Construct
• Creativity
• Crazy wisdom
• Cultural hegemony
• Cultural sensibility
• Cuteness

D

• Daimonic
• Darshana
• De dicto and de re
• Definition
• Descriptive knowledge
• Desiring-production
• Dharma
• Dhyana
• Diksha
• Disciplinary institution
• Discourse
• Disgust
• Dispositional and occurrent belief
• Distributive justice
• Distrust
• Documentality
• Dogma
• Duty
• Dwelling

E

• Ecotechnics
• Ecstasy
• Efficient cause
• Elegance
• Embodied cognition
• Emergence
• Empirical method
• Empirical relationship
• Empirical research
• Entertainment
• Entity
• Epistemic injustice
• Epistemic virtue
• Epoché
• Eroticism
• Essence
• Eternity
• Ethics of care
• Eudaimonia
• Eupraxis
• Excellence
• Existence
• Existential phenomenology
• Experience

F

• Fact
• Fidelity
• Final anthropic principle
• Final cause
• Formal cause
• Formal theorem
• Four causes
• Free will
• Friendship

G

• Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft
• Gettier problem
• Cooperative principle (Gricean maxims)

H

• Haecceity
• Half-truth
• Happiness
• Harmony
• Hate speech
• Here is a hand
• Heteronomy
• History and Class Consciousness
• Human rights

I

• Idea
• Ideal (ethics)
• Ideal speech situation
• Identity
• Ideological repression
• Ideology
• Ignoramus et ignorabimus
• Ignorance
• I know that I know nothing
• Immanence
• Immanent critique
• Implicate and explicate order according to David Bohm
• Infallibility
• Inference
• Infinity
• Information
• Injustice
• Innocence
• Instantiation principle
• Institutional cruelty
• Intellectual responsibility
• Intention
• Integral yoga
• Integral philosophy
• Interpellation
• Intrinsic and extrinsic properties
• Intuition
• Ius indigenatus
• Involution

J

• Judgement
• Jus sanguinis
• Jus soli
• Just War
• Justice

K

• Kathekon
• KK thesis
• Knowledge
• Kundalini energy
• Kaula
• Kalachakra
• Kala
• Karma
• Karma yoga

L

• Laïcité
• Last man
• League of peace
• Logic
• Life imitating art
• Logical consequence
• Logical constant
• Logical form
• Logical truth
• Logos
• Love
• Loyalty

M

• Magnificence
• Mansion of Many Apartments
• Mantra
• Marx's theory of alienation
• Marx's theory of human nature
• Master-slave dialectic
• Material cause
• Matter
• Max Scheler's Concept of Ressentiment
• Maya
• Meaning
• Meaning of life
• Mental representation
• Mercy
• Mimesis
• Mind
• Minority
• Moksha
• Molyneux's Problem
• Moral responsibility
• Motion
• Mundane reason

N

• Name
• Nation
• Natural and legal rights
• Nature
• Necessary and sufficient condition
• Negative capability
• Nonmaleficence
• Norm of reciprocity
• Norm
• Normative science
• Notion

O

• Object
• Objectivity
• Om
• Omphalos hypothesis
• Ontology

P

• Panopticon
• Paradox
• Passions
• Pattern
• Peace
• Percept
• Perception
• Peripatetic axiom
• Perpetual peace
• Philosophical analysis
• Philosophy of futility
• Physical body
• Physis
• Pneuma
• Political consciousness
• Polychotomous key
• Possible world
• Posthegemony
• Prakriti
• Purusha
• Pratyabhijna
• Presupposition
• Primum non nocere
• Principle
• Principle of double effect
• Problem of induction
• Problem of other minds
• Prohairesis
• Property
• Propositional attitude

Q

• Qualia
• Quality
• Quantity
• Quidditas

R

• Rasa
• Rationality
• Real freedom
• Reason
• Reciprocity
• Reference
• Reform
• Regress argument
• Rajas
• Raja yoga
• Ren
• Right to exist
• Righteousness
• Rights
• Ring of Gyges
• Rule of Rescue

S

• Satchidananda
• Sattva
• Sahaja
• Samarasa
• Satori
• Sea of Beauty
• Self
• Self-realization
• Semantics
• Sense data
• Set
• Shabda
• Shakti
• Sunyata
• Slippery slope
• Simulacrum
• Simulated reality
• Simulation hypothesis
• Sittlichkeit
• Social contract
• Society
• Soku hi
• Sortal
• Speculative reason
• State of nature
• Style
• Sub specie aeternitatis
• Subject
• Sublime
• Substance theory
• Substantial form
• Substitution
• Suffering
• Supermind
• Superrationality
• Symbol
• Syntax

T

• Taste
• Tantra
• Telos
• The Golden Rule
• The saying and the said
• Theorem
• Theory of justification
• Thought
• Thrownness
• Thumos
• Tamas
• Ti
• Time
• Trailokya (Triloka)
• Transcendent
• Transcendental apperception
• Transworld identity
• Trika
• Triratna
• Trilok (Jainism)
• Trust
• Truth
• Truth value
• Type

U

• Übermensch
• Unity of science
• Unity of the proposition
• Universal
• Universality
• Unobservable
• Utility

V

• Validity
• Value
• Vamachara
• Vajrayana
• Virtual
• Virtue

W

• Well-founded phenomenon
• Work of art
• Wrong

Y

• Yi
• Yoga
• Yidam

Z

• Zeitgeist

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