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Tradition places a philosopher within the larger, longer-running current of thought that followed from their work. Wikipedia notes the Critique of Pure Reason "helped bring about the development of German idealism," the tradition most directly descended from Kant's own thinking. This dimension groups philosophers who stand within the same broad tradition.

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Era of Emergence
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Cultural Origin Tradition
Ancient Greek 1
Cultural Origin Tradition
Ancient Indian 1
Cultural Origin Tradition
Ancient Chinese 1
Tradition

Advaita Vedanta

Tradition
1 entry

American idealism

Tradition
1 entry

Analytic philosophy; descriptive metaphysics

Tradition
1 entry

Analytic philosophy; libertarian free will

Tradition
1 entry

Andalusian Islamic philosophy

Tradition
1 entry

Argentine philosophy, anthropologist and philosopher

Tradition
1 entry

Aristotelianism (Islamic philosophical tradition)

Tradition
1 entry

Averroism

Tradition
1 entry

Avicennian school

Tradition
1 entry

Black existentialism

Tradition
1 entry

Byzantine Neoplatonism

Tradition
1 entry

Byzantine philosophy, Neoplatonism

Tradition
1 entry

Cambridge Platonism

Tradition
1 entry

Christian Neoplatonism

Tradition
1 entry

Classical Chinese philosophy, Daoism

Tradition
2 entries

Classical Greek philosophy

Tradition
1 entry

Confucian scholar of the Joseon period

Tradition
1 entry

Continental philosophy

Tradition
1 entry

Continental philosophy (post-structuralism)

Tradition
1 entry

Continental philosophy; French existentialism

Tradition
1 entry

Dutch Rationalism

Tradition
1 entry

Enlightenment philosophy (materialism)

Tradition
1 entry

Epicureanism

Tradition
1 entry

Founder of Continental Rationalism

Tradition
1 entry

French materialism

Tradition
1 entry

German Idealism

Tradition
2 entries

German Idealism, Naturphilosophie

Tradition
1 entry

Hindu philosophy (Yoga school)

Tradition
1 entry

Illuminationism (Ishraqi school)

Tradition
1 entry

Illuminationist philosophy

Tradition
1 entry

Immaterialism (subjective idealism)

Tradition
1 entry

Karaite Judaism

Tradition
1 entry

Kyoto School, Japanese philosophy

Tradition
1 entry

Late antique and early medieval philosophy

Tradition
1 entry

Late Antique Platonism (Neoplatonism), founder of the school

Tradition
1 entry

Mahayana Buddhist philosophy, Madhyamaka

Tradition
1 entry

Modal realism; analytic philosophy; metaphysics

Tradition
1 entry

Modern Vedanta (Integral Yoga)

Tradition
1 entry

Neo-Confucianism

Tradition
1 entry

Neo-Confucianism (Cheng-Zhu school)

Tradition
1 entry

Neo-Confucianism (School of Mind)

Tradition
1 entry

Neo-Confucianism (Zhu Xi)

Tradition
1 entry

Neoplatonism

Tradition
4 entries

Neoplatonizing Islamic Peripatetic

Tradition
1 entry

Object-oriented philosophy

Tradition
1 entry

Peripatetic (Aristotelian) philosophy

Tradition
1 entry

Peripatetic philosophy

Tradition
1 entry

Phenomenology, fundamental ontology, continental philosophy

Tradition
1 entry

Philosophy of mind, moral realism

Tradition
1 entry

Pre-Socratic philosophy (Atomism)

Tradition
1 entry

Pre-Socratic philosophy; founder of the Eleatic school

Tradition
1 entry

Process philosophy

Tradition
1 entry

Samkhya

Tradition
1 entry

Scholasticism

Tradition
1 entry

Transcendent Theosophy (al-hikmah al-muta'aliyah)

Tradition
1 entry

Transcendent Theosophy (school of Mulla Sadra)

Tradition
1 entry

Transcendentalism

Tradition
3 entries

Transcendentalism, American idealism

Tradition
1 entry

Transcendentalism, Unitarianism

Tradition
1 entry

Vaisheshika

Tradition
1 entry

Vedanta, founder of Dvaita (dualist) Vedanta

Tradition
1 entry

Vedanta, systematizer of Advaita (nondualist) Vedanta

Tradition
1 entry

Vedanta, traditional author of its founding canonical text

Tradition
1 entry
Sources
1. Metaphysics (Wikipedia)
Wikipedia
  • Metaphysics, lead section, Greek emergence sentence
    In ancient Greece, metaphysics emerged in the 6th century BCE with the pre-Socratic philosophers, who gave rational explanations of the cosmos as a whole.
  • Metaphysics, lead section, Indian origin sentence
    In ancient India, starting in the 7th century BCE, the Upanishads were written as religious and philosophical texts that examine how ultimate reality constitutes the ground of all being.
  • Metaphysics, lead section, Chinese origin sentence
    At about the same time in ancient China, the school of Taoism was formed and explored the natural order of the universe.
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