Keyword Index

A

  • Abstract artifacts The Artifact-Like Nature of Scientific Models [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 147-162]
  • Accidental Movement A Critical Study of the Relation of the Substantial Movement with the Constant and the Changing [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 47-66]
  • Aristotle Re-reading Aristotle’s Account of Plato’s Unwritten Doctrines by Contemporary Interpreters [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 15-26]
  • Artistic Beauty How Does Engagement with Artistic Beauty in Kant’s Philosophy Lead to Moral Action in Individuals [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 137-145]

C

  • Conceptual Engineering Conceptual Engineering and the Linguistic Turn: Toward Formulating a Conceptual Meta-Philosophy [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 67-83]
  • Conceptual Metaphilosophy Conceptual Engineering and the Linguistic Turn: Toward Formulating a Conceptual Meta-Philosophy [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 67-83]

E

  • Everyday object Phenomenological Explanation of the Transfiguration of the Being of Everyday Objects in Modern Art based on Heidegger's Thoughts [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 85-101]

H

  • Heidegger Phenomenological Explanation of the Transfiguration of the Being of Everyday Objects in Modern Art based on Heidegger's Thoughts [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 85-101]

I

  • Ideal Numbers Re-reading Aristotle’s Account of Plato’s Unwritten Doctrines by Contemporary Interpreters [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 15-26]
  • Institutional Realism The Artifact-Like Nature of Scientific Models [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 147-162]
  • Intentionality in Modeling The Artifact-Like Nature of Scientific Models [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 147-162]

K

  • Kant How Does Engagement with Artistic Beauty in Kant’s Philosophy Lead to Moral Action in Individuals [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 137-145]

L

  • Language Rethinking Narrative as Representation of Subjective Possibilities [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 103-119]
  • Linguistic Philosophy Conceptual Engineering and the Linguistic Turn: Toward Formulating a Conceptual Meta-Philosophy [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 67-83]

M

  • Metaphilosophy Conceptual Engineering and the Linguistic Turn: Toward Formulating a Conceptual Meta-Philosophy [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 67-83]
  • Michael Lynch Study and Critique of Lynch’s Pluralist and Functionalist Theory of Truth [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 121-135]
  • Mizrahi’s Parallel Induction The ‘New Induction’ Against Scientific Realism and its Parallel in Philosophy: An Evaluation of Mizrahi’s Response to Stanford’s Pessimistic Induction [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 27-45]
  • Modern Art Phenomenological Explanation of the Transfiguration of the Being of Everyday Objects in Modern Art based on Heidegger's Thoughts [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 85-101]
  • Morality How Does Engagement with Artistic Beauty in Kant’s Philosophy Lead to Moral Action in Individuals [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 137-145]

N

  • Narrative Rethinking Narrative as Representation of Subjective Possibilities [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 103-119]

O

  • Ontology of Models The Artifact-Like Nature of Scientific Models [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 147-162]

P

  • Paul Ricoeur Rethinking Narrative as Representation of Subjective Possibilities [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 103-119]
  • Phenomenology Phenomenological Explanation of the Transfiguration of the Being of Everyday Objects in Modern Art based on Heidegger's Thoughts [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 85-101]
  • Philosophical Criticism Rethinking Narrative as Representation of Subjective Possibilities [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 103-119]
  • Philosophical Realism and Anti-Realism The ‘New Induction’ Against Scientific Realism and its Parallel in Philosophy: An Evaluation of Mizrahi’s Response to Stanford’s Pessimistic Induction [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 27-45]
  • Plato Re-reading Aristotle’s Account of Plato’s Unwritten Doctrines by Contemporary Interpreters [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 15-26]
  • Power Rethinking Narrative as Representation of Subjective Possibilities [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 103-119]

S

  • Scientific Anti-Realism The ‘New Induction’ Against Scientific Realism and its Parallel in Philosophy: An Evaluation of Mizrahi’s Response to Stanford’s Pessimistic Induction [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 27-45]
  • Stanford’s New Induction The ‘New Induction’ Against Scientific Realism and its Parallel in Philosophy: An Evaluation of Mizrahi’s Response to Stanford’s Pessimistic Induction [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 27-45]
  • Subjectivity Rethinking Narrative as Representation of Subjective Possibilities [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 103-119]
  • Substantial Movement A Critical Study of the Relation of the Substantial Movement with the Constant and the Changing [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 47-66]
  • Susan Feagin A Look at Tragedy and Tragic Pleasure in the Thought of Susan Feagin [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 1-13]

T

  • Theoretical Models The Artifact-Like Nature of Scientific Models [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 147-162]
  • The Other Rethinking Narrative as Representation of Subjective Possibilities [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 103-119]
  • Tragic Pleasure A Look at Tragedy and Tragic Pleasure in the Thought of Susan Feagin [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 1-13]

U

  • Unconceived Alternatives The ‘New Induction’ Against Scientific Realism and its Parallel in Philosophy: An Evaluation of Mizrahi’s Response to Stanford’s Pessimistic Induction [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 27-45]
  • Unwritten Doctrines Re-reading Aristotle’s Account of Plato’s Unwritten Doctrines by Contemporary Interpreters [Volume 18, Issue 41, 2026, Pages 15-26]