For Oriental Philosophy, See 183; for Medieval and Modern Philosophy, See 184 180 Philosophy: General and History

PHILOSOPHY PHILOSOPHY

PHILOSOPHY

For ancient philosophy, see 182; for Oriental philosophy, see 183; for Medieval and modern philosophy, see 184 180 Philosophy: general and history. Modern texts. Metaphysics [Superseded by decimalised classes, Jan. 2000] 180.01 Series 180.1 Philosophy, general and Western: theory, history 180.2 Individual philosophers: texts 180.3 Special topics (e.g. metaphysics, epistemology, ontology)

[For index of ancient philosophers and schools, see next page] 182.01 Series 182.1 General and history. Special subjects and aspects 182.2 Pre-Socratics. Sophists and their schools down to ca. 300 B.C. 182.4 Socrates and the Minor Socratics. Plato and Platonism. The `Old Academy' 182.6 Aristotle and the Peripatetics 182.8 Post-Aristotelians

ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY

See also Religion, classes 2-14. For Series, see 180.01 183.1 General oriental and Far Eastern philosophy: China, Korea, Japan, etc. 183.2 Indic philosophy 183.3 Near Eastern philosophy: Arabic, Islamic, Jewish, etc.

MEDIEVAL AND MODERN PHILOSOPHY

Individual philosophers and philosophical schools: biography and criticism. For Texts, see 180.2; for Series, see 180.01 184 [Superseded by decimalised classes, Jan. 2000] 184.1 Medieval and Renaissance philosophy, to. ca. 1600 184.2 Philosophy, Modern, ca. 1600------192 Logic (incl. symbolic and algebraic logic) 192.01 Series 194 Ethics. For Christian ethics, see 53.1 or 53.2 194.01 Series PHILOSOPHY PHILOSOPHY

INDEX OF ANCIENT PHILOSOPHERS AND SCHOOLS (182)

Academy, Old .4 Plato .4 Academy, Middle .8 Plotinus .8 Academy, New .8 Pluralists .2 Aenesidemus .8 Polemo .4 Aeschines, Socraticus, Porphyry .8 of Sphettus .4 Poseidonius .8 Anaxagoras .2 Proclus .8 Anaximander .2 Protagoras .2 Anaximenes .2 Pyrrho .8 Antiochus .8 Pythagoras and Pythagoreans.2 Antisthenes .4 Sceptics .8 Antoninus (M. Aurelius) .8 Seneca .8 Arcesilas .8 Socrates .4 Aristippus (fl. c. 400 B.C.) .4 Sophists .2 Aristotle .6 Speusippus .4 Aristoxenus .6 Stoics .8 Atomists .2 Strato .6 Boethius .8 Thales .2 Carneades .8 Theophrastus .6 Chrysippus .8 Timon, of Phlius .8 Cicero .8 Xenocrates .4 Cleanthes .8 Xenophanes .2 Cynics (except Antisthenes) .8 Xenophon .4 Cyrenaics (except Aristippus).8 Zeno, of Elea .2 Democritus .2 Zeno, the Stoic .8 Diogenes, Cynicus .8 Eclectics .8 Elean-Eretrians .4 Eleatics .2 Empedocles .2 Epictetus .8 Epicurus and Epicureans .8 Eucleides .4 Eudemus .6 Gorgias .2 Henists .2 Heracleitus .2 Hippias .2 Iamblichus .8 Ionian school .2 Julian .8 Leucippus .2 Luctius .8 Megarians .4 Melissus .2 Milesians .2 Monists .2 Musonius Rufus .8 Neo-Platonists .8 Neo-Pythagoreans .8 Panaetius .8 Parmenides .2 Panaetius .8 Parmenides .2 Peripatetics .6 Philo, Judaeus .8 Philo, Larissacus .8