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Plus 62 entities citing it as a general reference with no single fact or relationship attached.Disposition By TopicArticles, 274 claims: 212 well-attested, 62 general references.Sources, 2 claims: 2 well-attested.Well-attested214ArticlesA Heaven That Does Not AnswerA Philosophy Against PhilosophyA Soul That Never Leaves: Plotinus and the Puzzle of the Undescended SelfAugustine's Refutation of Manichaean Dualism Through the Privation Theory of EvilBadarayana and the Terseness That Founded a TraditionBeing Before Concept: Schelling's Late Case Against His Own Reputation as Hegel's Warm-Up ActBuilding the Qin War MachineChrysippus and the Dog Tied to the CartEpictetus and the Argument for What Is Truly OursExistence Before EssenceFa, Shu and Shi: The Three Tools of RuleFichte and the Self That Posits ItselfFragments of Zeus, Bound by RoleFreedom Without Limit: Merleau-Ponty's Break With SartreFrege's Sense and ReferenceGod and the State, ExplainedHere Is One Hand: A Proof That Proves Less Than It SeemsHow Law Replaced VirtueHusserl's Epoche and the Meaning of Bracketing the Natural AttitudeKierkegaard on the Dizziness of FreedomMadhva's Ranked Cosmos: Epistemology and the Fate of SoulsMarcus Aurelius and the City of the WholeMerleau-Ponty's Body Schema and the Lessons of the Schneider CaseMill's Case for the Liberty of Thought and ActionMoore's Refutation of IdealismNeither Rival Nor Twin: Daoism and ConfucianismNo Institution Can Hold a Free ManPlotinus on Evil as Privation and His Quarrel with the GnosticsPorphyry's Case for Justice Toward Animals in On AbstinenceProperty Is Theft: What He Actually MeantProvidence or Atoms: The Argument Marcus Aurelius Never Finished Having With HimselfRamanuja's Body of GodRussell's Knowledge by Acquaintance and by DescriptionSchelling and Nature as Visible SpiritSeneca's Persona and the Problem of a Rich StoicShankara on Error and the Necessity of ScriptureThe Architecture of the Brahma SutrasThe Argument With MarxThe Assistant Who Turned Away: Husserl, Heidegger, and What Phenomenology Was ForThe Editor Who Disagreed: Porphyry Between Loyalty and IndependenceThe Great Systematizer, Not the FounderThe Hymns Nobody Can Agree He WroteThe Illness That Cannot Be ModeratedThe InsurrectionistThe Logic Behind the SageThe Logician Who Outlived His Own RuinThe Making of a CounterrevolutionaryThe Man Who Found the Crack and Then Had to Build Around ItThe Mandate That Can Be LostThe Philosopher Killed by His Own ClassmateShowing 1 to 50 of 63 entities carrying this claim. NextGeneral References62ArticlesA Heaven That Does Not AnswerA Philosophy Against PhilosophyA Soul That Never Leaves: Plotinus and the Puzzle of the Undescended SelfAugustine's Refutation of Manichaean Dualism Through the Privation Theory of EvilBadarayana and the Terseness That Founded a TraditionBeing Before Concept: Schelling's Late Case Against His Own Reputation as Hegel's Warm-Up ActBuilding the Qin War MachineChrysippus and the Dog Tied to the CartEpictetus and the Argument for What Is Truly OursExistence Before EssenceFa, Shu and Shi: The Three Tools of RuleFichte and the Self That Posits ItselfFragments of Zeus, Bound by RoleFreedom Without Limit: Merleau-Ponty's Break With SartreFrege's Sense and ReferenceGod and the State, ExplainedHere Is One Hand: A Proof That Proves Less Than It SeemsHow Law Replaced VirtueHusserl's Epoche and the Meaning of Bracketing the Natural AttitudeKierkegaard on the Dizziness of FreedomMadhva's Ranked Cosmos: Epistemology and the Fate of SoulsMarcus Aurelius and the City of the WholeMerleau-Ponty's Body Schema and the Lessons of the Schneider CaseMill's Case for the Liberty of Thought and ActionMoore's Refutation of IdealismNeither Rival Nor Twin: Daoism and ConfucianismNo Institution Can Hold a Free ManPlotinus on Evil as Privation and His Quarrel with the GnosticsPorphyry's Case for Justice Toward Animals in On AbstinenceProperty Is Theft: What He Actually MeantProvidence or Atoms: The Argument Marcus Aurelius Never Finished Having With HimselfRamanuja's Body of GodRussell's Knowledge by Acquaintance and by DescriptionSchelling and Nature as Visible SpiritSeneca's Persona and the Problem of a Rich StoicShankara on Error and the Necessity of ScriptureThe Architecture of the Brahma SutrasThe Argument With MarxThe Assistant Who Turned Away: Husserl, Heidegger, and What Phenomenology Was ForThe Editor Who Disagreed: Porphyry Between Loyalty and IndependenceThe Great Systematizer, Not the FounderThe Hymns Nobody Can Agree He WroteThe Illness That Cannot Be ModeratedThe InsurrectionistThe Logic Behind the SageThe Logician Who Outlived His Own RuinThe Making of a CounterrevolutionaryThe Man Who Found the Crack and Then Had to Build Around ItThe Mandate That Can Be LostThe Philosopher Killed by His Own ClassmateShowing 1 to 50 of 62 entities carrying this claim. 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