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Empiricist approach, theory of causation, and the tabula rasa concept.

Promoted radical skepticism, theory of impressions and ideas, and questioned causality and induction.

Co-authored 'Principia Mathematica', developed process philosophy and the concept of 'prehension.'

Contributor to the philosophy of pragmatism and known for his theories on education and democracy.

Developed the theory of generative grammar, contributing significantly to the cognitive revolution in psychology.

Introduced the idea of paradigm shifts in 'The Structure of Scientific Revolutions' and discussed the process of scientific change.

Synthesized rationalism and empiricism, categories of understanding, and the theory of transcendental idealism.

Contributions to existentialism, theory of subjective truth, and the leap of faith.

Analyzed the relationship between power and knowledge, and how they are used as a form of social control through societal institutions.

Cartesian skepticism, cogito ergo sum, and the method of doubt.

Advocated for logicism, the view that mathematics is reducible to logic, and was a prominent figure in analytic philosophy.

Developed the theory of empiricism, introduced the idea of the mind as a blank slate at birth (tabula rasa), and distinguished between primary and secondary qualities.

Theory of Forms, belief in innate knowledge, and the allegory of the cave.

Founder of phenomenology, analyses of intentionality, and eidetic reduction.

Developed the philosophy of pragmatism and radical empiricism.

Pioneered existentialist feminism, examined the social construction of sex and gender, and wrote 'The Second Sex'.

Conceived monadology, pre-established harmony, and the principle of sufficient reason.

Philosophy of immaterialism, subjective idealism, and the rejection of material substance.

Proposed the concept of falsifiability as the criterion of demarcation for science, critical rationalism, and opposed to confirmationism.