ethics, moral philosophy — Ethik, Moral, Sittenlehre - aetiology, etiology - aesthetic, aesthetics, design, esthetic, esthetics — Ästhetik, Formgebung, Formgestaltung, Gestaltung - axiology - jurisprudence, law, legal philosophy — Jura, Jurisprudenz, Rechtsprechung, Rechtswissenschaft, Rechtswissenschaften - metaphysics — Metaphysik - dialectic - logic — Logik - epistemology — Erkenntnistheorie - transcendentalism, transcendental philosophy — Transzendentalismus[Spéc.]

philosophic, philosophical — philosophisch[Rel.App.]

philosophic, philosophical — gleichmütig[Rel.]

philosopher — Philosoph, Philosophin - philosophise, philosophize — philosophieren - philosopher[Dérivé]

immanent, subjective - transeunt, transient - dianoetic, discursive - presentational - aesthetic, esthetic - Aristotelianism, peripateticism - deconstruction, deconstructionism - empiricism, empiricist philosophy, sensationalism - existentialism, existentialist philosophy, existential philosophy — Existenzphilosophie - determinism — Determinismus - formalism - idealism — Idealismus - intuitionism - logicism - materialism, physicalism — Materialismus - mechanism - mentalism - nativism - naturalism - nominalism - operationalism, operationism - Platonism, realism - pragmatism, professionalism — Pragmatismus, Sachlichkeit - probabilism - rationalism - naive realism, realism - relativism — Relativismus - semiology, semiotics — Semiologie, Semiotik - sensationalism, sensualism - solipsism - Stoicism - subjectivism - teleology — Teleologie - vitalism - final cause[Domaine]

Philosophie (n.f.) • philosophy (n.) • Weltanschauung (n.f.)