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absence absolute abstract academic actions ad aesthetics ages analytic ancient appearance applied aretaic argued argument aristotle associated assumption ataraxia atomic atoms attack attempt augustine babylonian beings belief believed berkeley bertrand blackwell books branch broad cambridge category centuries changed chinese classic classical classics companion conceived concept conception concepts concerning concerns confirmation consequence consequentialism contemporary content contents continental continuing contradiction copleston core correct criteria critical critique culture defined definition deontology descartes dialogue dictionary diogenes discussion distinction distinguished divine doctrine documentation eastern edited eminent emotion emphasis empiricism empiricus enjoyment epicurean epicureanism epicureans epicurus epistemological epistemology era essential ethical ethics event evil existence existentialism existentialist exists external famous features feelings fields flow follow foundation friedrich friendship fundamental gassendi gods government greatest greek guide happiness harm hegel heidegger hellenistic heretic herodotus highest hindu hobbes humans hume husserl idealism idealist immanuel impossible impressions included incorrect indian influenced influential inner input inquiry interaction introduction investigation iranian islamic jewish journal judgment justice justification kant karl kierkegaard lactantius laertius latin laws learning limited linguistic lists lives locke logic logical lucretius matters medieval mental metaphysical metaphysics modified morality motion movements navigation needing nicholas nietzsche nominalism notable notion object objective objects ockham online opinion ordinary origins outline oxford pain parmenides peirce penguin perception persia persian phenomenology philosopher philosophical philosophies philosophy physical pierre plato pleasure politics popular positivism possibility practical pragmatism profound prominent properties publishing quine quotations rational rationalism realism reality reasoning refer reference referred regarded rejected relation relationship renaissance revival rise roger role roman rousseau routledge rule sartre science scientific search secular semantic sensation senses sensory sentence sextus shape skepticism social socrates solomon soul source sovereign stanford strive structuralism structure style subjective subjects systematic teaching tetrapharmakos text texts theories thinker tradition traditional traditions transcendental twentieth ultimate unchangeable understood uniformity united universe unlimited usage verification version views virtue void war writings yield