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3412:Cartesianism
3371:Reductionism
3207:Conservatism
3202:Collectivism
3140:
2868:Sarvāstivadā
2846:Anekantavada
2771:Neoplatonism
2739:Epicureanism
2672:Pythagoreans
2611:Confucianism
2577:Contemporary
2567:Early modern
2471:Anti-realism
2425:Universalism
2382:Subjectivism
2178:Epistemology
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3682:Neo-Marxism
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3554:Meta-ethics
3534:Coherentism
3439:Hegelianism
3376:Rationalism
3336:Natural law
3316:Materialism
3242:Historicism
3212:Determinism
3103:Navya-Nyāya
2878:Sautrāntika
2873:Pudgalavada
2809:Vaisheshika
2662:Presocratic
2562:Renaissance
2501:Physicalism
2486:Materialism
2392:Normativity
2377:Objectivism
2362:Emergentism
2352:Behaviorism
2301:Metaphysics
2267:Determinism
2206:Rationalism
1788:Ney, Alyssa
1494:"Mereology"
1203:"Mereology"
735:composition
583:proper part
325:composition
4042:Amerindian
3949:Australian
3888:Vietnamese
3868:Indonesian
3417:Kantianism
3366:Positivism
3356:Pragmatism
3331:Naturalism
3311:Liberalism
3289:Subjective
3227:Empiricism
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2960:East Asian
2883:Madhyamaka
2863:Abhidharma
2729:Pyrrhonism
2496:Nominalism
2491:Naturalism
2420:Skepticism
2410:Relativism
2400:Absolutism
2329:Naturalism
2239:Deontology
2211:Skepticism
2196:Naturalism
2186:Empiricism
2150:Aesthetics
2054:Philosophy
1978:2024-04-21
1914:Erkenntnis
1886:10023/3157
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1185:References
949:in common.
231:References
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3883:Taiwanese
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3321:Modernism
3284:Objective
3192:Anarchism
3126:Averroism
3015:Christian
2967:Neotaoism
2938:Zurvanism
2928:Mithraism
2923:Mazdakism
2694:Cyrenaics
2621:Logicians
2254:Free will
2216:Solipsism
2163:Formalism
1936:1572-8420
1895:1755-0203
1846:1572-8420
1766:0029-4624
1666:0031-8108
1552:2161-2234
1455:Mereology
1428:0003-2638
1179:Mereology
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3835:Africana
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3589:Rawlsian
3584:Quietism
3482:Analytic
3434:Krausism
3341:Nihilism
3306:Kokugaku
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2734:Stoicism
2699:Cynicism
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2682:Atomists
2677:Eleatics
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2557:Medieval
2481:Idealism
2435:Ontology
2415:Nihilism
2319:Idealism
2077:Branches
2066:Branches
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1408:Analysis
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960:parthood
863:, where
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310:parthood
226:See also
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4026:Spanish
4021:Slovene
4011:Maltese
4006:Italian
3986:Finland
3954:British
3936:Western
3926:Turkish
3911:Islamic
3906:Iranian
3858:Chinese
3845:Eastern
3812:African
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3274:British
3217:Dualism
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3071:Advaita
3061:Vedanta
3035:Scotism
3030:Thomism
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2915:Persian
2903:Tibetan
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2834:Cārvāka
2824:Ājīvika
2819:Mīmāṃsā
2799:Samkhya
2714:Academy
2667:Ionians
2641:Yangism
2598:Chinese
2589:Ancient
2552:Western
2547:Ancient
2506:Realism
2463:Reality
2453:Process
2334:Realism
2314:Dualism
2309:Atomism
2191:Fideism
1774:2216046
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1064:wholes.
939:overlap
704:harmony
490:harmony
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3991:French
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3916:Jewish
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3405:People
3326:Monism
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