Western Philosophy

1. Knowledge and Certainty

1.1. Experience and Understanding - Immanuel Kant

1.2. Scepticism versus Human Nature - David Hume

1.3. Knowledge versus Opinion - Plato

2. The Self and Freedom

2.1. Selfhood and Narrative Understanding - Charles Taylor

2.2. Condemned to be Free - Jean-Paul Sartre

2.3. Absolute Determinism - Pierre Simon de Laplace

3. Language and Meaning

3.1. The Meaning of Words - Plato

3.2. Abstract General Ideas - John Locke

3.3. Language, Reason and Animal Utterance - René Descartes

4. Being and Reality

4.1. The Allegory of the Cave - Plato

4.2. Metaphysics, Old and New - Immanuel Kant

4.3. Nothing Outside the Mind - George Berkeley

4.4. Simulacra and Simulation - Jean Baudrillard

5. Mind and Body

5.1. The Problem of Other Minds - John Stuart Hill

5.2. The Immortal Soul - Plato

5.2.1. New node

5.3. The Myth of the "Ghost in the Machine" - Gilbert Ryle

6. Beauty and Art

6.1. Art as Imitation - Plato

6.2. The Concept of the Beautiful - Immanuel Kant

6.3. The Two Faces of Art - Friedrich Nietzsche

6.3.1. New node