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"I" proposition Ibn Daud Ibn Gabirol Ibn Rushd Ibn Sina idea idealism identity identity theory appeal to ignorance arg. ad ignoratiam ignoratio elenchi illicit major illicit minor illocutionary act imagination immediate inference |
impartiality implication Implication (Impl.) incommensurability incontinence incorrigible indexical indirect proof individual constant individual variable indubitable induction ineffable inference rules of inference infinite regress informal fallacy |
informative use of language Roman Ingarden ingenium innate ideas instrumentalism intension intentionality interactionism intertextuality intrinsic / extrinsic intuition intuitionism invalid Luce Irigaray irony irrelevant conclusion "-ism" |
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Karl Jaspers Thomas Jefferson Joint Method joint occurrence judgment C. G. Jung just war theory justice justification |
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Hans Kelsen Garth Kemerling Johannes Kepler John Maynard Keynes
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Jaegwon Kim al-Kindi κινησις [kinêsis] Martin Luther King, Jr. knowledge knowledge by acquaintance / knowledge by description theoretical knowledge Saul Kripke Julia Kristeva Queen Kristina Thomas Kuhn |
Jacques Lacan laissez-faire Imre Lakatos Jean-Baptiste Lamarck Julien La Mettrie Susanne Langer P. S. de Laplace Michèle Le Duff legal positivism Keith Lehrer
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G. E. Lessing Leucippus C. I. Lewis lexical definition lex talionis liar paradox libertas N.I. Lobachevsky
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locutionary act logic modal logic logical form logical positivism logicization of arithmetic λογος / μυθος [logos/mythos] Peter Lombard Konrad Lorenz Rudolf Hermann Lotze A.O. Lovejoy Lucretius Gyorgy Lukacs Jan Lukasiewicz Rosa Luxemburg J.-F. Lyotard |
Ernst Mach
magnanimity Moses Maimonides major premise major term Nicolas Malebranche Thomas Malthus Benoit Mandelbrot Bernard Mandeville Manichaeanism Mao Zedong Gabriel Marcel Marcus Aurelius Herbert Marcuse Jacques Maritain Marsilius of Padua
material cause |
material equivalence material implication materialism matter mauvaise foi maximin principle George Herbert Mead mean meaning mechanism μεγαλοψυχι&alpha [megalopsychia] Alexius Meinong meme memory Gregor Mendel Moses Mendelssohn mens mention Maurice Merleau-Ponty Marin Mersenne μεσος [mesos] meta-ethics metanarrative metaphilosophy metaphysics microcosm middle term Mary Midgley Milesians James Mill
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Mill's Methods μιμησις [mimêsis] mind mind-body problem minor premise minor term Marvin Minsky arg. ad misericordiam moderation Modus Ponens (M.P.) Modus Tollens (M.T.) monad monism Michel de Montaigne Baron de la Montesquieu mood and figure
moral argument moral sense Henry More Thomas More μορφη [morphê] μυθος [mythos] mysticism |
Ernest Nagel Thomas Nagel natural law theory naturalism naturalistic fallacy necessary / contingent necessary / sufficient negating the ant. and con. negation negative proposition νεικος [neikos] neoplatonism |
neo-Thomism Otto Neurath neutral monism Isaac Newton Pierre Nicole
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nihilism Nel Noddings νοησις [nóêsis] nominalism non sequitur noncognitivism normative ethics John Norris noumena νους [nous] Robert Nozick Martha Nussbaum |
"O" proposition objective / subjective obligation obscurum per obscurius obversion occasionalism |
William of Ockham oligarchy ontological argument ontology open question operationalism |
opinion optimism José Ortega y Gasset ostension Rudolf Otto ουσια [ousia] |