philosophical movement
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concept
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.
All labels observed (79)
| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| philosophical movement canonical | 74 |
| philosophical tradition | 40 |
| philosophical school | 31 |
| philosophical doctrine | 22 |
| political philosophy | 22 |
| philosophical theory | 20 |
| epistemological theory | 14 |
| ethical theory | 14 |
| epistemological doctrine | 10 |
| philosophical system | 10 |
| transcendentalist | 10 |
| branch of philosophy | 8 |
| Hindu philosophical school | 7 |
| metaphysical system | 7 |
| philosophical position | 7 |
| Hellenistic philosophy | 5 |
| Vedanta school | 5 |
| philosophical circle | 5 |
| 19th-century philosophy | 4 |
| Indian philosophical school | 4 |
| ancient Greek philosophy | 4 |
| philosophical period | 4 |
| 20th-century philosophy | 3 |
| Chinese philosophy | 3 |
| Hindu philosophical system | 3 |
| astika school of Indian philosophy | 3 |
| historical religious movement | 3 |
| logical positivist | 3 |
| metaphysical position | 3 |
| philosophy of nonviolence | 3 |
| school of Hindu philosophy | 3 |
| approach in political philosophy | 2 |
| concept in German idealism | 2 |
| dualistic philosophy | 2 |
| idealist philosopher | 2 |
| jurisprudential movement | 2 |
| philosophical worldview | 2 |
| philosophy of history | 2 |
| rationalist philosophy | 2 |
| school of Indian philosophy | 2 |
| transcendental idealism | 2 |
| 18th‑century philosophical current | 1 |
| 19th-century philosophical doctrine | 1 |
| 20th-century philosophical movement | 1 |
| 20th-century philosophy movement | 1 |
| American philosophical movement | 1 |
| Catholic philosophical movement | 1 |
| German idealism | 1 |
| Neo-Kantian movement | 1 |
| Roman philosophy | 1 |
| approach in metaphysics | 1 |
| astika school of Hindu philosophy | 1 |
| atomistic philosophy | 1 |
| branch of philosophical thought | 1 |
| contemporary Stoic movement | 1 |
| early modern philosophical movement | 1 |
| early modern philosophy movement | 1 |
| epistemological stance | 1 |
| existentialist philosophy | 1 |
| form of empiricism | 1 |
| hedonistic school of philosophy | 1 |
| idealist philosophy | 1 |
| informal school of philosophy | 1 |
| late antique philosophical movement | 1 |
| materialist philosophy | 1 |
| movement in analytic philosophy | 1 |
| orthodox school of Indian philosophy | 1 |
| phase of Platonic philosophy | 1 |
| philosophical brotherhood | 1 |
| philosophical movement in aesthetics | 1 |
| philosophical path | 1 |
| philosophical tradition category | 1 |
| psychological paradigm | 1 |
| radical philosophy | 1 |
| religious philosophical movement | 1 |
| religious-philosophical current | 1 |
| teleological view of history | 1 |
| turn in modern philosophy | 1 |
| variant of Marxism | 1 |
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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.
Instances (317)
| Instance | Via concept surface |
|---|---|
| Neostoicism | — |
| Italian idealism | — |
| verum factum principle | epistemological doctrine |
| Early modern philosophy | philosophical period |
| Continental philosophy | philosophical tradition |
| capability approach | approach in political philosophy |
| counterpart theory | philosophical theory |
| counterpart theory of trans-world identity | philosophical theory |
| Latin Averroists | — |
| Leibnizian rationalism | philosophical tradition |
|
transcendental Thomism
surface form:
Transcendental Thomism
|
Catholic philosophical movement |
| Marburg School | philosophical school |
| Baden School | — |
| Southwest German School | — |
| Atomism | philosophical doctrine |
| Three Principles of the People | political philosophy |
| Slavophile movement | — |
| Thomism | philosophical school |
| effective altruism | — |
| Scholasticism | philosophical tradition |
| Brazilian Positivist Church | — |
| Schelling’s late philosophy | philosophical doctrine |
| Schelling’s middle to late period | philosophical period |
| Jena Romanticism | — |
| New Liberalism | political philosophy |
| Theodore Parker | transcendentalist |
| Cornell school of ordinary language philosophy | — |
| Christian Platonism | philosophical tradition |
| Ralph Waldo Emerson | transcendentalist |
| Ajivika tradition | philosophical school |
| Nyaya school | Hindu philosophical school |
| Nyaya epistemology | epistemological theory |
| Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo | philosophical system |
| Indian logic | philosophical tradition |
| Rationalism | epistemological doctrine |
| New Academy | philosophical school |
| Middle Academy | philosophical school |
| Philosophy of Physics | branch of philosophy |
| Eastern religions | philosophical tradition category |
| Cyrenaic school of philosophy | hedonistic school of philosophy |
| Haeckel's monism | philosophical doctrine |
| Hindu philosophy | philosophical tradition |
| Ambedkarism | political philosophy |
| Bronson Alcott | transcendentalist |
| Positivism | philosophical doctrine |
| Bhaskara’s Bhedabheda | Hindu philosophical school |
| Non-dualism (advaya) | philosophical doctrine |
| Second Philosophy | philosophical doctrine |
| Bacon’s theory of idols | epistemological theory |
| Indian philosophy | philosophical tradition |