Epistemology
Ontology
Ethics
Political and Social Philosophy
Aesthetics
Logic
Images
Sensible Objects
Concepts
Forms
Simple and Complex Ideas
Primary and Secondary Qualities
Substance
Sense Data
The Source of Sense Data
Attacks on Logical Positivism’s Notion of Sense Data
Attacks on Logical Positivism’s Language
Quine’s Contribution
Rationalism in the Twenty-First Century
Materialism
Behaviorism
The Mind-Brain Identity Theory
Eliminative Materialism
Functionalism and Its Discontents
The Ontological Argument
The Cosmological Argument
Hume’s Criticism of the Cosmological Proof
The Teleological Argument
Darwin’s and Hume’s Criticisms of the Teleological Proof
Feuerbach’s “Religion of Man”
Marx’s Response to Feuerbach
Sigmund Freud: The Psychoanalysis of Religion
B. F. Skinner
Sigmund Freud
Libertarianism
Existential Freedom
Perverse Freedom
Justice/Morality
City/Soul
The Calculus of Felicity
The Quality of Pleasure
Utilitarianism’s Problems
Kant’s Strengths and Weaknesses
Kant’s Third Formulation
Contractualism
Virtue Ethics
No Universally Held Moral Values
No Value or Set of Values Recommendable for All People
Plato 327
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
John Stuart Mill
Communism
The Minimal State
Liberalism
Analysis of Expressionism
Analysis of Formalism
Analysis of the Aesthetic Experience
Analysis of Conventionalism
Analysis of Realism
Open Concepts
A Form of Life: The Artworld
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