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A Book for A Thinker[edit]

Anthology of Anthropic Knowledge of Nature[edit]

Philosophy: Action theory (philosophy); Aesthetics; Antihumanism; Antisexualism; Conceptions of God; Critique of technology; Environmental philosophy; Epistemology; Eternalism (philosophy of time); Ethics; Evolutionary origin of religions; Evolutionary psychology of religion; Existence of God; History of technology; Introduction to Kant's Anthropology; Issues in Science and Religion; Jurisprudence; List of unsolved problems in philosophy; Logic; Metaphilosophy; Metaphysics; Models of scientific inquiry; Natural philosophy; Neurophilosophy; Ontology; Pain (philosophy); Peace; Philosophical anthropology; Philosophy; Philosophy and economics; Philosophy of artificial intelligence; Philosophy of biology; Philosophy of chemistry; Philosophy of education; Philosophy of healthcare; Philosophy of information; Philosophy of language; Philosophy of mathematics; Philosophy of mind; Philosophy of physics; Philosophy of psychology; Philosophy of religion; Philosophy of science; Philosophy of sex; Philosophy of social science; Philosophy of space and time; Philosophy of technology; Philosophy of war; Political philosophy; Presentism (philosophy of time); Probability interpretations; Scientific method; Scientific realism
Concepts: Algorithm; Artificial intelligence; Atman; Awareness; Being; Causality; Chinese room; Cogito ergo sum; Cognition; Cognitive neuroscience; Cognitive science; Concept; Consciousness; Dualism (philosophy of mind); Dystopia; Electromagnetic theories of consciousness; Empirical evidence; Evolution of human intelligence; Evolution of nervous systems; Existence; Experience; Higher consciousness; Holonomic brain theory; Idea; Identity (philosophy); Information; Intelligence; Intentionality; Introspection; Knowledge; Knowledge relativity; Language of thought hypothesis; Learning; Level of consciousness (Esotericism); Linguistic modality; Lucid dream; Machine learning; Matter (philosophy); Mind; Mind–body problem; Notion (philosophy); Object of the mind; Origin of language; Perception; Philosophy of desire; Problem solving; Qualia; Quantum brain dynamics; Quantum cognition; Quantum mind; Quantum mind–body problem; Rationality; Reality; Reason; Samadhi (Buddhism); Self-awareness; Self-consciousness; Sentience; Simulated reality; Subjectivity; Theory of mind; Thought; Thought experiment; Truth; Turiya; Type physicalism; Utopia; Wisdom
Schools of Thought: Achintya Bheda Abheda; Advaita Vedanta; Agnosticism; Altruism; Anti-intellectualism; Asceticism; Atheism; Bhakti yoga; Bioethics; Biosophy; Brahman; Buddhist meditation; Buddhist philosophy; Capitalism; Cartesianism; Chaos theory; Chauvinism; Chinese philosophy; Christian philosophy; Christian theology; Cognitivism (ethics); Confucianism; Consequentialism; Contemporary Islamic philosophy; Critical rationalism; Cynicism (philosophy); Cārvāka; Darwinism; Determinism; Dharma; Digital philosophy; Dualism; Dvaita; Dvaitadvaita; Ecocentrism; Empiricism; Environmentalism; Epiphenomenalism; Ethical egoism; Existentialism; Fanaticism; Freemasonry; Fundamentalism; German idealism; German philosophy; Globalism; Gnosticism; Guṇa; Hatha yoga; Hedonism; Hindu idealism; Hindu philosophy; Humanism; Humanistic naturalism; Idealism; Ideological criticism; Illuminationism; Indian logic; Indian philosophy; Informal logic; Islamic ethics; Islamic philosophy; Jainism; Japanese philosophy; Jewish philosophy; Jnana yoga; Judeo-Islamic philosophies (800–1400); Karma; Karma yoga; Kashmir Shaivism; Legalism (Chinese philosophy); Libertarianism; Marxism; Materialism; Medieval philosophy; Meditation; Mentalism (philosophy); Mimāṃsā; Moksha; Monism; Monotheism; Moral absolutism; Moral realism; Moral relativism; Moral skepticism; Mysticism; Naturalism (philosophy); Neo-Confucianism; Neo-Darwinism; Neo-Kantianism; Neuroethics; Neurotheology; New World Order (conspiracy theory); Nihilism; Nirvana; Non-philosophy; Nondualism; Nyaya; Objective idealism; Objectivism (Ayn Rand); Occam's razor; Orientalism; Pacifism; Paganism; Pantheism; Paradigm; Pashupata Shaivism; Phenomenalism; Philosophical realism; Philosophical skepticism; Philosophy of perception; Pragmatism; Prakṛti; Pratyabhijna; Pratītyasamutpāda; Purusha; Racism; Rationalism; Reductionism; Relativism; Relevance logic; Religious humanism; Religious philosophy; Romanticism; Rāja yoga; Samkhya; Satya; Scientism; Secret society; Sexualism; Shaiva Siddhanta; Shaivism; Sikhism; Solipsism; Spiritualism; Subject (philosophy); Subjective idealism; Sufi metaphysics; Surrealism; Systems philosophy; Tantra; Taoism; Theism; Theosophy; Transcendentalism; Universalism; Vaisheshika; Vedanta; Vishishtadvaita; Western philosophy; Zen; Zoroastrianism; Śūnyatā
Religions: A-series and B-series; Abrahamic religions; Absolute time and space; Ancient Egyptian religion; Anglicanism; Arrow of time; B-theory of time; Buddhism; Catholicism; Christianity; Dreamtime; East Asian religions; Eastern Orthodox Church; Eternity; Ethnic religion; Germanic paganism; Hinduism; Historical Vedic religion; History; History of religions; Indian religions; Inference; Islam; Judaism; Kāla (time); List of founders of religious traditions; List of religious studies scholars; Mahayana; Paleolithic religion; Prehistoric religion; Protestantism; Proto-Indo-European religion; Reference; Religion; Religion in ancient Greece; Religion in Mesopotamia; Religions of the ancient Near East; Scientific evidence; Shaktism; Shia Islam; Shinto; Smartha Tradition; Spacetime; Sufism; Sunni Islam; The Unreality of Time; Theory of relativity; Theravada; Time; Time travel; Timeline of religion; Vaishnavism; Vajrayana; Validity
Philosophers: Adi Shankara; Alan Turing; Albert Einstein; Aristotle; Arthur Schopenhauer; Baruch Spinoza; Bertrand Russell; David Hume; Friedrich Nietzsche; Galileo Galilei; Gautama Buddha in Hinduism; Gautama Maharishi; Henri Poincaré; Immanuel Kant; Isaac Newton; Jaimini; Jean-Paul Sartre; Jesus; Kanada; Kapila; Karl Marx; Karl Popper; Krishna; Ludwig Wittgenstein; Moses; Muhammad; Niels Bohr; Plato; Rama; René Descartes; Richard Dawkins; Roger Penrose; Sri Aurobindo; Vashistha; Vyasa
Texts: Aitareya Upanishad; Atharvaveda; Bhagavad Gita; Bhagavata Purana; Bhavishya Purana; Bible; Brahma Purana; Brahma Vaivarta Purana; Brahmanda Purana; Brihadaranyaka Upanishad; Chāndogya Upaniṣad; Evidence; Garuda Purana; Harivamsa; Hindu texts; Isha Upanishad; Katha Upanishad; Kaushitaki Upanishad; Kena Upanishad; Kurma Purana; Linga Purana; Mahabharata; Mahāvākyas; Maitrayaniya Upanishad; Mandukya Upanishad; Markandeya Purana; Matsya Purana; Mundaka Upanishad; Naradiya Purana; Padma Purana; Prashna Upanishad; Puranas; Quran; Ramayana; Rigveda; Samaveda; Shiva Purana; Shvetashvatara Upanishad; Skanda Purana; Ten Commandments; Upanishads; Vamana Purana; Varaha Purana; Vayu Purana; Vedas; Vishnu Purana; Yajurveda