Talk:List of philosophies
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[edit] Additions
Added a number of prominent philosophies that had been excluded from the list. (How could anyone forget ontology and metaethics?) The Way 20:46, 31 August 2005 (UTC)
Maybe someone should add primitivism?
[edit] Criteria for inclusion
I hesitate to start this argument, but this list currently includes at least four different kinds of thing:
- particular sub-disciplines of academic philosophy - metaethics, philosophy of art
- philosophical, ideological or religious positions - Marxism, Jainism, philosophical satanism
- national traditions of thought - Czech philosophy, Korean philosophy
- particular issues, mostly within academic philosophy - property dualism, qualia
I'm unsure that this makes for a useful list. Any thoughts, anyone?
Cheers,--Sam Clark 15:12, 3 August 2006 (UTC)
