philosophical movement

A philosophical movement is a historically and intellectually coherent trend in philosophy, characterized by shared themes, methods, and assumptions among a group of thinkers over a particular period or context.

Aliases (50)

• philosophical tradition ×13
• philosophical school ×9
• ethical theory ×8
• philosophical doctrine ×7
• political philosophy ×7
• epistemological doctrine ×6
• philosophical theory ×6
• transcendentalist ×5
• ancient Greek philosophy ×3
• epistemological theory ×3
• metaphysical system ×3
• 20th-century philosophy ×2
• Chinese philosophy ×2
• Hellenistic philosophy ×2
• Hindu philosophical school ×2
• Hindu philosophical system ×2
• Vedanta school ×2
• astika school of Indian philosophy ×2
• branch of philosophy ×2
• concept in German idealism ×2
• dualistic philosophy ×2
• logical positivist ×2
• metaphysical position ×2
• philosophical position ×2
• philosophical system ×2
• philosophical worldview ×2
• philosophy of history ×2
• transcendental idealism ×2
• 20th-century philosophy movement ×1
• American philosophical movement ×1
• German idealism ×1
• Indian philosophical school ×1
• Roman philosophy ×1
• approach in political philosophy ×1
• astika school of Hindu philosophy ×1
• atomistic philosophy ×1
• epistemological stance ×1
• form of empiricism ×1
• hedonistic school of philosophy ×1
• historical religious movement ×1
• idealist philosopher ×1
• informal school of philosophy ×1
• movement in analytic philosophy ×1
• orthodox school of Indian philosophy ×1
• phase of Platonic philosophy ×1
• philosophical circle ×1
• philosophical tradition category ×1
• philosophy of nonviolence ×1
• psychological paradigm ×1
• rationalist philosophy ×1

Instances (151)

• Stoicism ("philosophical school")
• Marxism ("philosophical doctrine")
• Rudolf Carnap ("logical positivist")
• G. W. F. Hegel ("idealist philosopher")
• libertarian socialism ("political philosophy")
• Classical Greek philosophy ("philosophical tradition")
• Cynicism ("philosophical school")
• Western philosophy ("philosophical tradition")
• the Absolute ("concept in German idealism")
• Utilitarianism ("ethical theory")
• Empiricism ("epistemological doctrine")
• Naturalism ("philosophical worldview")
• Vienna Circle
• Berlin Circle
• transcendental idealism ("philosophical theory")
• Cartesianism ("philosophical system")
• Otto Neurath ("logical positivist")
• Fichtean idealism ("philosophical doctrine")
• Henry David Thoreau ("transcendentalist")
• Vedanta ("school of Indian philosophy")
• Nyaya ("orthodox school of Indian philosophy")
• Tolstoyanism ("religious philosophical movement")
• Christian anarchism ("political philosophy")
• Church Fathers ("historical religious movement")
• Western esotericism ("religious-philosophical current")
• Christian philosophy ("philosophical tradition")
• Vishishtadvaita ("Vedanta school")
• Dvaita ("school of Hindu philosophy")
• Samkhya ("Indian philosophical school")
• Vaisheshika ("Hindu philosophical school")
• Mimamsa ("Hindu philosophical school")
• radical behaviorism ("psychological paradigm")
• Confucianism ("philosophical tradition")
• Taoism ("philosophical tradition")
• Indian philosophical texts (Darśanas) ("philosophical tradition")
• logical positivism
• German idealism
• Islamic philosophy ("philosophical tradition")
• Enlightenment rationalism
• secular humanism ("philosophical worldview")
• Whig interpretation of history ("philosophy of history")
• Western Marxism ("20th-century philosophy")
• Platonism ("philosophical doctrine")
• Academy of Athens ("philosophical school")
• Three Principles of the People ("political philosophy")
• New Liberalism ("political philosophy")
• Theodore Parker ("transcendentalist")
• Ralph Waldo Emerson ("transcendentalist")
• Eastern religions ("philosophical tradition category")
• Cyrenaic school of philosophy ("hedonistic school of philosophy")
• Bronson Alcott ("transcendentalist")
• Indian philosophy ("philosophical tradition")
• Hermeticism ("philosophical tradition")
• analytic philosophy ("philosophical tradition")
• linguistic turn
• picture theory of language ("philosophical theory")
• Enlightenment philosophy
• George Ripley ("transcendentalist")
• Middle dialogues of Plato ("phase of Platonic philosophy")
• Neoplatonism ("philosophical system")
• French Enlightenment
• historical materialism ("philosophy of history")
• Analytical Marxism ("approach in political philosophy")
• Satyagraha ("philosophy of nonviolence")
• Spinozism ("philosophical doctrine")
• falsificationism ("epistemological doctrine")
• School of Socrates ("philosophical circle")
• Cynic school ("philosophical school")
• Renaissance Platonism
• Theosophy
• Skepticism ("philosophical position")
• Sophists
• Aristotelianism ("philosophical tradition")
• Lyceum of Aristotle ("philosophical school")
• Chinese Marxism ("variant of Marxism")
• Epicureanism ("philosophical school")
• Pythagoreanism
• Sulh-i Kul ("political philosophy")
• doctrine of the I (Ich-Lehre) ("philosophical theory")
• Eleatic school
• Transcendentalism
• Modern Republicanism ("political philosophy")
• Bergsonianism
• Age of Enlightenment
• logical atomism ("philosophical theory")
• consequentialism ("ethical theory")
• preference utilitarianism ("ethical theory")
• Buddhism ("philosophical tradition")
• Copernican revolution in philosophy ("epistemological doctrine")
• Swaraj ("political philosophy")
• Kantianism ("philosophical tradition")
• Doctrine of Essence ("philosophical doctrine")
• just war theory ("ethical theory")
• ages of the world (Weltalter) theory ("philosophical theory")
• Neo-Kantianism
• unity of science ("philosophical doctrine")
• Doctrine of Right ("philosophical doctrine")
• master–slave dialectic ("concept in German idealism")
• Ionian school ("philosophical school")
• Peripatetic school ("philosophical school")