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Philosophy Through the Ages
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Postmodern Philosophy
Skepticism of grand narratives, fluidity of identity, and ironic self-awareness
Monism
Belief in one substance or principle as the fundamental reality
Sophism
Relativism, rhetoric, and the power of persuasion
Objectivism
Self-interest as moral, laissez-faire capitalism, and objectivity of knowledge
Scholasticism
Synthesizing Aristotelian thought with Christian theology
Empiricism
Knowledge from sensory experience, inductive reasoning, tabula rasa
Utilitarianism
The greatest happiness principle, consequentialism, and hedonic calculus
Enlightenment
Autonomy, progress, and the promotion of reason over tradition
Hermeticism
Esoteric wisdom, alchemy, and as above, so below
Marxism
Dialectical materialism, class struggle, and labor theory of value
Pragmatism
Truth as a process, practical consequences, and fallibilism
Deism
Belief in a rational creator God, religion through reason, rejection of revelation and miracles
Logical Empiricism
Focus on empirical verification, anti-metaphysical stance, and the unity of science
Analytic Philosophy
Linguistic analysis, logical positivism, and philosophy of language
Process Philosophy
Reality as dynamic and interrelated processes, organism over substance
Critical Theory
Interdisciplinary critique of society and culture to reveal power structures
Platonism
Theory of Forms, dualism, and the Academy
Humanism
Revival of classical texts, individualism, and secularism
Feminist Philosophy
Critique of patriarchy, gender norms, and the politics of sex and identity
Virtue Ethics
Character and virtues as central to ethical thinking, moral development, and the good life
Structuralism
Analysis of cultural phenomena through linguistic structures
Pre-Socratic Philosophy
Naturalism and the quest for the arche, early metaphysics
Socratic Philosophy
Socratic method, ethical philosophy, and dialectical reasoning
Romanticism
Emphasis on emotion, subjectivity, and glorification of the past
Continental Philosophy
Historical analysis, subjective experience, and social critique
Neo-Platonism
The One, emanation, and asceticism
Ordinary Language Philosophy
Clarity of expression, language use in common contexts, rejection of traditional metaphysics
Rationalism
Innate ideas, deductive reasoning, and mathematical certainty
Existentialism
Absurdity of existence, freedom of choice, and individual authenticity
Aristotelianism
Empiricism, teleology, and logical treatises
Stoicism
Virtue ethics, determinism, and cosmopolitanism
Epicureanism
Hedonism, atomism, and pleasure as the absence of suffering
Post-Structuralism
Deconstruction, the instability of meaning, and critique of totalizing philosophies
American Transcendentalism
Innate goodness of humankind, individual conscience, and intuition
Phenomenology
Study of phenomena as they appear in consciousness, intentionality, and the lifeworld
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