The Map Of Philosophy

A comprehensive map of all of the disciplines, areas and subdivisions of philosophy. Including logic, History of philosophy, philosophical traditions, value theory, epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of religion, philosophy of science, philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, philosophy of action, ethics, aesthetics, social philosophy, political philosophy, philosophical methods and more! This video breaks down and offers a brief explanation of each area of study, and should serve as a good introduction for beginners, a solid refresher for journeymen and a cool illustration for experts. Enjoy!

Table of Contents:
00:00 Introduction
01:44 Logic and Philosophical Methods
02:14 Formal Classical Logic
04:55 Non-Classical Logic
06:35 Informal Logic
08:00 Philosophical Methods
10:20 The History of Philosophy
13:30 Philosophical Traditions Around the World
20:55 Aesthetics
22:35 Political Philosophy
23:34 Social Philosophy
25:00 Moral Theory & Ethics
28:08 Epistemology
30:34 Metaphysics
34:13 Philosophy of Science
37:35 Philosophy of Religion
40:17 Philosophy of Language
41:58 Philosophy of Mind
43:49 Philosophy of Action
44:57 Full Map

As we no longer have annotations, here are playlists of our videos on each of the main topics if you want to learn more!
Philosophical Methods:

Ethics:

Philosophy of Language:
Epistemology:

Metaphysics:
100 Days of Logic:

Advanced Logic:
Philosophy of Religion:
Philosophy of Science:

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Information for this video gathered from The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, The Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy, The Oxford Dictionary of Philosophy and more!

Information for this video gathered from The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, The Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy, The Oxford Dictionary of Philosophy and more!
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[newbygamer]

This makes me want to learn, all the things

[michaelpisciarino]

0:00 History of Philosophy
1:43 *Logic and Philosophical Methods*
2:15 Formal, Classical Logic 3:00 Higher Order Logic 3:52 Modal Logics 4:22 Temporal Logic, Epistemic Logic, Deontic Logic
4:55 *Non-Classical Logic*
5:07 Many Values Logic, Fuzzy, Computability (provablity), Linear, Non-Reflexive, Relevance, Intuistic
6:36 *Informal Logic*
Inductive Arguments, Abductive Arguments (the best explanation)
7:59 *Philosophical Methods* (techniques used by philosophers)
Thought experiments, Experimental Philosophy, Intuitions
9:43
10:10 *History and Traditions of Philosophy* (Greeks/Romans, Stoicism, Skepticism, Atomism, Epicureanism)
10:56 *Medieval Philosophy* (Scholasticism, Thomism, Aquinas, Anselm, Boethius, St. Augustine)
11:20 *Seventeenth Century Philosophy* (Descartes, Lock, Leibniz, Hobbes, Rationalism, Empiricism, Idealism, Dualism)
11:54 *Eighteenth Century Philosophy* (Hume, Rousseau, Voltaire, *_Kant_*, Bentham)
12:28 *Nineteenth Century Philosophy* (Mill, Utilitarianism, Hegel, Nietzsche, German Idealism, William James, Transcendentalism)
12:47 *Twentieth Century Philosophy* (Russell, Popper, Wittgenstein, Kuhn, Sartre, Godel, Quine Heidegger, Lewis)
13:25

13:32 *Analytic Philosophy*, Native American Philosophy, Colonialism, Afro-Caribbean, Latin American Philosophy, (*Australia and Polynesia*)
15:15 *Continental Philosophy* (Phenomenology, Post-Structuralism, Hermeneutics, Existentialism, Critical Theory, etc.)
15:48 *African Philosophy* (Carneades)
17:08 *Eastern Philosophy*, *Chinese Philosophy*, *Japanese Philosophy*, *Korean Philosophy* *Tibetan Philosophy*
18:23 *Indian Philosophy*, *Islamic Philosophy*

20:47 *_Value Theory_*
Aesthetics
Philosophy of Beauty
22:32 *Political Philosophy* (Justice, Government, Freedom, Law, War, Political Theory, Human Rights, International Development)
23:34 *Social Philosophy* (Feminism, Equality, Culture, Gender, Race, Sex, Sexuality)
24:54 *Moral Theory and Ethics* (Meta-Ethics, Normative Ethics, Applied Ethics)

28:04 *Epistemology* (Study of Knowledge), Epistemic States and Properties, Social Epistemology (Trust, Social Choice Theory, etc.)
29:24 A Posteriori and A Priori
29:48 Epistemic Theories/ Epistemic Logic

30:36 *Metaphysics* (Ontology, Objects, Mereology, Identity/Personhood, Properties, Realism, 32:30 Interlevel Metaphysics, Time, Modality, Causation)


33:47 *Philosophy of Science*
34:34 Problem of Undetermination, Rule of Induction, Problem of Induction, History of Science, Natural Kinds, Scientific Realism 36:53 So Much More)


37:39 *Philosophy of Religion*
Arguments for Existence of God/s (Ontological Argument, Teleological, Cosmological, Problem of Evil)
38:46 _Attributes of God_ (Omniscience, Omnipotence, Omnibenevolent)
39:23 Religious Experiences 39:45 Philosophy of Particular Religions


40:17 *Philosophy of Language*

Meaning, Truth, 41:18 Specific Expressions of Philosophy 41:44


42:00 *Philosophy of Mind*
Philosophical Zombie, Mental States and Physical States, Perception, 43:31


43:39 *Philosophy of Action*
Game Theory, Choices, Free Will/Determinism, Motivations, etc.


44:57 Ending comments of the video

[ricobrawlstars]

This deserves a lot of views... The amount of time and energy spent in making this video is immense!

[BR]

I’ve rewatched the first 3 mins around 10 times because my mind fills with thoughts as the video plays. This is going to be one of the best presentations ever. Thank you very much to everyone involved in creating, publishing, and sharing.

[levicoffman]

I definitely want to study some Antarctica philosophy!

[Maddlynz]

EPIC. This is something I've wanted to make a while back. I even made a weak attempt at it but gave up. I am absolutely floored that you made this!

[francisco]

I really appreciate the effort you put in this video!
It is incredible, thank you for sharing such high quality information.

[RezaMoussavi]

One of the BEST videos I've ever watched on YouTube. Thank you and I enjoyed every second of it. It feels I am 6 in a candy store with an all-you-can-eat-coupon in my hand.

[benjaminprzybocki]

One thing that's missing is metaphilosophy, which includes questions such as:
What is the purpose of philosophy?
Is philosophy practical?
Given that we still debate ideas that are thousands of years old, has progress been made in philosophy?

[CosmicFaust]

Hi Carneades! It’s been a while. I hope you’re doing well 😊.
I just had my first philosophy seminar at University and the teacher literally put this video on for the class. This was because we were discussing the question “did the Greeks invent philosophy?”
Even after all this time I’m still running into your work even at University lol 😂.

[vdharma]

Thank you for mapping the various philosophies. As you went around the world, I noticed two glaring omissions - Indian philosophy and that of the Australian aboriginal world. Both are ancient and I believe have profound and original contributions.

[lucassilvanogueiragomes]

When you start studying the highest levels of sciences, getting closer to the edge of current knowledge, the philosophic nature of it all becomes crystal clear. It's basically what pushes scientific knowledge further: there would be no thought experiments or hypotesis formulation without the application of philosophical practices.

[curtis]

As an antarctic philosopher, this was very insightful.

[thomasperez]

U have to add in ur map Spinoza and Marx, they are not marginal thinkers. Hegel said: "no philosophy without Spinoza."
But I really appreciate the effort of mapping something that big.
Greetings from Switzerland

[johnalbertdevadosanselwyn]

My dear sir, Thank you very much for this video. I have been blessed by it. The overview is presented so well and any reader will get a slear picture of what it is all about. Thank you.

[davidaguilera]

I love how you mentioned Kurt Vonnegut's "Harrison Bergeron." Now that I think about it, the satire is quite philosophic, it's sort of like a dystopoian thought experiment that has some social commentary.

[BEsteban]

Wonderful video, thanks for doing this .

I don't know how much I truly understood ( not much) but it helps to see it organized in this manner in order to begin to connect the dots and having a broad picture of where the things I've learned so far fit in in the universe of philosophy

[rainbowghostsplinter]

Although this is very impressive, I think that this is a Western understanding of philosophy. It makes perfect sense for an Occidental orientation of the last 2000-3000 years. However, Eastern Philosophy is poorly represented here. There are many errors showing a lack of knowledge on the relationship between certain 'philosophies' (i.e. Indian-Buddhist-Japanese) and the 'non-dualist' inner nature of such conceptions of reality obliterate the Western tradition which is called 'Philosophy'. If philosophy as we know it, how it's taught at university level and even at schools, is English - then the Eastern tradition is Klingon. The approach is totally different. I wish I knew this when I studied. Also I wish I had a useful map like this describing how all the pertinent things in my courses linked to each other. Great job!

[medictf]

This was genuinely interesting and informative, thankyou so much for making this!

[gabriela.pierzynski]

A lot of logic on this channel... and I’m loving every minute of it!