Index of Philosophy Articles (A–C) - C

C

• C. Anthony Anderson
• C. D. Broad
• C. E. M. Joad
• C. I. Lewis
• C. Lloyd Morgan
• C. S. Lewis
• C. S. Lewis bibliography
• C. Stephen Evans
• C. T. K. Chari
• C.A.J. (Tony) Coady
• Cabbala
• Café Philosophique
• Cahal Daly
• Cai Yuanpei
• Caigentan
• Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam
• Cajetan
• Calathumpian
• Calcidius
• Calculus
• Calculus of structures
• Calculus ratiocinator
• Calippus of Syracuse
• Callicles
• Calliphon
• Calliphon of Croton
• Callippus
• Callistratus (sophist)
• Calvin Normore
• Calvin Seerveld
• Calvinism
• Camas Bookstore and Infoshop
• Cambridge change
• Cambridge Philosophical Society
• Cambridge Platonism
• Cambridge Platonists
• Camera del Lavoro
• Camera obscura
• Camilo Cienfuegos
• Camp (style)
• Canadian Journal of Philosophy
• Canadian Society for History and Philosophy of Mathematics
• Candace Vogler
• Candide
• Candrakīrti
• Canonical form (Boolean algebra)
• Cantor's paradox
• Cantor's theorem
• Capacity
• Capital accumulation
• Capital punishment
• Capital, Volume I
• Capitalism
• Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal
• Capitalist mode of production
• Capitalist realism
• Cappadocian Fathers
• Carceral state
• Cardinal Mercier Prize for International Philosophy
• Cardinal utility
• Cardinal virtues
• Cardinality
• Care
• Care Not Killing
• Carew Arthur Meredith
• Cargo cult science
• Carl Cohen
• Carl Dahlhaus
• Carl Elliott (philosopher)
• Carl Friedrich Gauss
• Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker
• Carl G. Hempel
• Carl Ginet
• Carl Gustav Carus
• Carl Gustav Hempel
• Carl Gustav Jung
• Carl Hempel
• Carl Joachim Friedrich
• Carl Jung
• Carl Linnaeus
• Carl Mitcham
• Carl Schmitt
• Carl Stumpf
• Carl von Linnaeus
• Carlo Cattaneo
• Carlo Lottieri
• Carlo Michelstaedter
• Carlo Penco
• Carlo Rosselli
• Carlo Tresca
• Carlos Bernardo González Pecotche
• Carlos Brandt
• Carlos Castrodeza
• Carlos Castaneda
• Carlos Cirne Lima
• Carlos Santiago Nino
• Carlos Vaz Ferreira
• Carmen Laforet
• Carnap-Ramsey sentences
• Carneades
• Carneiscus
• Carol Gilligan
• Caroline Joan S. Picart
• Carolingian renaissance
• Carolus Sigonius
• Carolyn Merchant
• Carsun Chang
• Cartesian anxiety
• Cartesian circle
• Cartesian demon
• Cartesian doubt
• Cartesian dualism
• Cartesian materialism
• Cartesian Meditations
• Cartesian Other
• Cartesian product
• Cartesian Self
• Cartesian skepticism
• Cartesian theater
• Cartesianism
• Cārvāka
• Carveth Read
• Case-based reasoning
• Case analysis
• Casimir Lewy
• Caspar Isenkrahe
• Cassius Longinus (philosopher)
• Casuistry
• Cat's Cradle
• Catch-22 (logic)
• Catechism of a Revolutionary
• Categoriae decem
• Categorical
• Categorical imperative
• Categorical logic
• Categorical proposition
• Categorical theory
• Categoricity
• Categories (Aristotle)
• Categories (Peirce)
• Categories of the understanding
• Categorization
• Category (Kant)
• Category (philosophy)
• Category mistake
• Category of being
• Category theory
• Catharine Macaulay
• Catharsis
• Catherine Clément
• Catherine Elgin
• Catherine Malabou
• Catherine of Siena
• Catherine Perret
• Catherine Trotter
• Catherine Trotter Cockburn
• Catholic guilt
• Catholic Probabilism
• Catius
• Cato Maior de Senectute
• Cato the Elder
• Cato the Younger
• Catonism
• Causa sui
• Causal-historical theory of reference
• Causal adequacy principle
• Causal chain
• Causal closure
• Causal decision theory
• Causal determinism
• Causal diagram
• Causal Markov condition
• Causal relation
• Causal theory of proper names
• Causal theory of reference
• Causalism
• Causality
• Causality loop
• Causation (law)
• Causative verb
• Cause
• Cavalcante de' Cavalcanti
• Cebes
• Celestial spheres
• Célestin Bouglé
• Celia Green
• Celine's laws
• Cellar door
• Cellular automaton
• Celsus
• Cemal Yildirim
• Center Leo Apostel for Interdisciplinary Studies
• Centre de recherche et de documentation sur Hegel
• Centre for Applied Ethics
• Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics (CAPPE)
• Centre for History and Philosophy of Science, University of Leeds
• Cercidas
• Cercops
• Certainty
• César Chesneau Dumarsais
• César Dávila Andrade
• Cesare Beccaria
• Cesare Cremonini (philosopher)
• Ceteris paribus
• CH
• Ch'i
• Ch'ien
• Ch'ien Mu
• Ch'ing
• Ch'uan
• Chaeremon of Alexandria
• Chaerephon
• Chaeron of Pellene
• Chaïm Perelman
• Chain of events
• Chaldean Oracles
• Chamaeleon (philosopher)
• Chanakya
• Chance (Ancient Greek concept)
• Chandragomin
• Change
• Chantal Maillard
• Chao Cuo
• Chaordic
• Chaos
• Chaos argument
• Chaos theory
• Chaotic system
• Character Strengths and Virtues (book)
• Character structure
• Character traits
• Characteristic
• Characteristica universalis
• Chariot Allegory
• Charismatic authority
• Charity (practice)
• Charity (virtue)
• Charity International
• Charles A. Moore
• Charles Babbage
• Charles Batteux
• Charles Bernard Renouvier
• Charles Blattberg
• Charles Blount (deist)
• Charles Bonnet
• Charles Butterworth
• Charles Carroll Everett
• Charles Darwin
• Charles de Secondat, baron de Montesquieu
• Charles Fourier
• Charles François d'Abra de Raconis
• Charles Frankel
• Charles Fremont Dight
• Charles Graves (bishop)
• Charles Hartshorne
• Charles Kay Ogden
• Charles L. Stevenson
• Charles Leonard Hamblin
• Charles Leslie Stevenson
• Charles Louis de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu
• Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
• Charles Malato
• Charles Maurras
• Charles Morris, Baron Morris of Grasmere
• Charles Parsons (philosopher)
• Charles Renouvier
• Charles Robert Darwin
• Charles Sanders Peirce
• Charles Sanders Peirce bibliography
• Charles Secrétan
• Charles Stevenson
• Charles Taylor (philosopher)
• Charles W. Morris
• Charles Waddington (philosopher)
• Charles Winquist
• Charlotte Perkins Gilman
• Charlotte Wilson
• Charmadas
• Charmides (dialogue)
• Charter for Compassion
• Chastity
• Chatral Rinpoche
• Chauncey Wright
• Chaz Bufe
• Chemism
• Chen Chung-hwan
• Chen Daqi
• Chen Duxiu
• Chen Hongmou
• Cheng Hao
• Cheng Yi (philosopher)
• Chernoe Znamia
• Cherry picking (fallacy)
• Cheung Kam Ching
• Chia I
• Chia Yi
• Chicago school (mathematical analysis)
• Chicken or the egg
• Chih
• Chih-I
• Chih Tun
• Child labour
• China brain
• Chinese Classics
• Chinese Legalism
• Chinese philosophy
• Chinese room
• Chinese world
• Chinoiserie
• Chinul
• Chion of Heraclea
• Chivalry
• Chöd
• Choe Chung
• Chögyam Trungpa
• Choice
• Choice-supportive bias
• Choice sequence
• Chomsky hierarchy
• Chomsky normal form
• Choosing
• Chora
• Choricius of Gaza
• Chovot ha-Levavot
• Chris Bobonich
• Chris Crass
• Chris Herzfeld
• Chris Huebner
• Christiaan Cornelissen
• Christiaan Huygens
• Christian anarchism
• Christian August Crusius
• Christian de Quincey
• Christian Discourses
• Christian ethics
• Christian existentialism
• Christian Friedrich Hebbel
• Christian Garve
• Christian Hermann Weisse
• Christian humanism
• Christian Kabbalah
• Christian materialism
• Christian philosophy
• Christian Realism
• Christian Thomasius
• Christian von Ehrenfels
• Christian Wolff (philosopher)
• Christianity and environmentalism
• Christine Buci-Glucksmann
• Christine de Pizan
• Christine Korsgaard
• Christine Ladd-Franklin
• Christofascism
• Christological argument
• Christology
• Christoph Gottfried Bardili
• Christoph Meiners
• Christoph Schrempf
• Christoph von Sigwart
• Christopher Cherniak
• Christopher D. Green
• Christopher Fynsk
• Christopher Jacob Boström
• Christopher Janaway
• Christopher Norris (critic)
• Christopher Peacocke
• Christopher Potter (author)
• Christopher R. Phillips
• Christos Yannaras
• Chronocentrism
• Chronological snobbery
• Chronology protection conjecture
• Chrysanthius
• Chrysippus
• Chrysorrhoas
• Chu Anping
• Chu Hsi
• Chuck Munson
• Chumbawamba
• Chün-tzu
• Chung-ying Cheng
• Chung-yung
• Chung Yung
• Chunyu Kun
• Church's theorem
• Church's thesis
• Church-Turing thesis
• Church–Turing–Deutsch principle
• Church–Turing thesis
• Church fathers
• Cicero
• Cienfuegos press
• Cincinnati Time Store
• Cindy Milstein
• Cinema 1: The Movement Image
• Cipriano Mera
• Circle of Tchaikovsky
• Circular cause and consequence
• Circular definition
• Circular reasoning
• Circularity
• Circulism
• Circumcision controversies
• Citationality
• Citizen Cyborg
• Citizenship
• City of God (book)
• Civic humanism
• Civic virtue
• Civics
• Civil discourse
• Civil disobedience
• Civil liberties
• Civil rights
• Civil societarianism
• Civil society
• Civil union
• Civilization and Its Discontents
• Claim right
• Clairvoyance
• Clare W. Graves
• Clarembald of Arras
• Clarence Irving Lewis
• Clarity of scripture
• Clarity test
• Class (philosophy)
• Class collaboration
• Class consciousness
• Class struggle
• Classical conditioning
• Classical liberalism
• Classical logic
• Classical mechanics
• Classical Realism
• Classical republicanism
• Classical theism
• Classicism
• Classics
• Classification of the sciences (Peirce)
• Classificatory disputes about art
• Classless society
• Claude-Arien Helvetius
• Claude Adrien Helvétius
• Claude Buffier
• Claude Henri de Rouvroy, comte de Saint-Simon
• Claude Lefort
• Claude Levi-Strauss
• Claude Lévi-Strauss
• Claude Tresmontant
• Claudio Canaparo
• Claudio Ulpiano
• Claudius Maximus
• Claus Emmeche
• Clause (logic)
• Cleanliness
• Cleanthes
• Clearchus of Soli
• Cleinias of Tarentum
• Clémence Royer
• Clemens Baeumker
• Clemens Timpler
• Clement Greenberg
• Clement of Alexandria
• Clément Rosset
• Cleobulus
• Cleomedes
• Cleomenes the Cynic
• Clerical fascism
• Clerical philosophers
• Clericalism
• Clifford Harper
• Clifford Williams (academic)
• Climate ethics
• Clinamen
• Clinical death
• Clinical equipoise
• Clinomachus
• Clitomachus (philosopher)
• Clitophon (dialogue)
• Clive Bell
• Clive Staples Lewis
• CLODO
• Cloning
• Close reading
• Closed circle
• Closed concept
• Closed formula
• Closed loop
• Closed sentence
• Closed world assumption
• Closure of Physics
• Cloudesley
• Clustering illusion
• Co-premise
• Coase theorem
• Code (law)
• Coercion
• Cogency
• Cogito (magazine)
• Cogito ergo sum
• Cognition
• Cognitive architecture
• Cognitive bias
• Cognitive closure (philosophy)
• Cognitive description
• Cognitive development
• Cognitive dissonance
• Cognitive liberty
• Cognitive map
• Cognitive meaning
• Cognitive module
• Cognitive neuroscience
• Cognitive ontology
• Cognitive psychology
• Cognitive relativism
• Cognitive revolution
• Cognitive science
• Cognitive science of mathematics
• Cognitive synonymy
• Cognitive wheels
• Cognitivism
• Cognitivism (ethics)
• Coherence (philosophical gambling strategy)
• Coherence theory of truth
• Coherentism
• Coimbra commentaries
• Coimbra group
• Cointerpretability
• Colin Howson
• Colin McGinn
• Colin Murray Turbayne
• Colin Wilson
• Collapse (journal)
• Collapse theories (quantum mechanics)
• Collective belief
• Collective memory
• Collective responsibility
• Collective unconscious
• Collectivism
• Collectivist anarchism
• Collectivity
• Collège international de philosophie
• College logic
• Collegium Conimbricense
• Colloque Walter Lippmann
• Colloquial language
• Color
• Color Field
• Color realism (philosophy)
• Colors
• Colotes
• Colour
• Colours
• Columbia University Department of Philosophy
• Combinational logic
• Combinatory logic
• Comedy
• Comenius
• Comité Consultatif National d'Ethique
• Commensurability (ethics)
• Commensurability (philosophy of science)
• Commentaria in Aristotelem Graeca
• Commentaries on Aristotle
• Commentaries on Plato
• Commission of Anarchist Relations
• Committee for the Scientific Examination of Religion
• Commodification
• Commodity (Marxism)
• Commodity fetishism
• Commodity form theory
• Common good
• Common Ground Collective
• Common knowledge
• Common knowledge (logic)
• Common law
• Common ownership
• Common rule
• Common sense
• Common sense and the Diallelus
• Common sense reasoning
• Commonsense reasoning
• Communication
• Communication theory
• Communicative action
• Communicative rationality
• Communism
• Communitarianism
• Community
• Community arts
• Communization
• Compactness
• Compactness theorem
• Comparatio
• Compassion
• Compassionate conservatism
• Compatibilism
• Compatibilism and incompatibilism
• Compensation (essay)
• Compensationism
• Complement
• Complementarity
• Completeness (disambiguation)
• Completeness theorem
• Complexity
• Compliance and ethics program
• Composition (logical fallacy)
• Composition of Causes
• Compositionality
• Compossibility
• Compossible
• Compound question
• Comprehension (logic)
• Compromise
• Computability
• Computability logic
• Computable
• Computational complexity
• Computational epistemology
• Computational humor
• Computational theories of mind
• Computational theory of mind
• Computer ethics
• Computer modeling
• Computer program
• Computer science
• Computer theory
• Computers
• Comtism
• Conation
• Conative
• Conatus
• Conceivability
• Concept
• Concept and object
• Concepts
• Conceptual analysis
• Conceptual art
• Conceptual definition
• Conceptual framework
• Conceptual metaphor
• Conceptual model
• Conceptual necessity
• Conceptual role semantics
• Conceptual scheme
• Conceptual system
• Conceptualism
• Concerned Philosophers for Peace
• Conciliarism
• Conciliation
• Concluding Unscientific Postscript to Philosophical Fragments
• Conclusive evidence
• Concord School of Philosophy
• Concrescence
• Concretion
• Concretism
• Concupiscence
• Condemnations of 1210–1277
• Condensed detachment
• Conditio sine qua non
• Condition of possibility
• Conditional
• Conditional probability
• Conditional proof
• Conditioned disjunction
• Conditioning
• Condorcet
• Condorcet winner
• Conduct
• Confederación General del Trabajo
• Confederación Nacional del Trabajo
• Confederalism
• Confédération nationale du travail
• Configurations
• Confirmation
• Confirmation bias
• Confirmation holism
• Confirmational holism
• Conflict between good and evil
• Conflict of interest
• Conflict theory
• Conformism
• Confucian Analects
• Confucian philosophy
• Confucian view of marriage
• Confucianism
• Confucianism in Indonesia
• Confucius
• Confusion of the inverse
• Congruence bias
• Conimbricenses
• Conjecture
• Conjectures and Refutations
• Conjunction elimination
• Conjunction fallacy
• Conjunction introduction
• Conjunctive grammar
• Conjunctive normal form
• Connectionism
• Connectives
• Connexive logic
• Connotation
• Conscience
• Conscience clause (medical)
• Conscientious Arsonists
• Conscious automatism
• Conscious mind
• Conscious Robots
• Consciousness
• Consciousness-only
• Consciousness and Cognition
• Consciousness Explained
• Consensual crime
• Consensual living
• Consensus
• Consensus decision-making
• Consensus democracy
• Consensus reality
• Consensus theory of truth
• Consent
• Consent Theory
• Consequence relation
• Consequent
• Consequentia mirabilis
• Consequentialism
• Consequentialist justifications of the state
• Consequentialist libertarianism
• Conservation (ethic)
• Conservation biology
• Conservation ethic
• Conservation movement
• Conservatism
• Considerations on Representative Government
• Consilience
• Consistent life ethic
• Consolatio Literary Genre
• Consolation of Philosophy
• Constance Naden
• Constant capital
• Constant sum game
• Constantin Brunner
• Constantin Noica
• Constantin Rădulescu-Motru
• Constantin Schifirneţ
• Constantin Stere
• Constantine of Kostenets
• Constantinos Speras
• Constitution
• Constitution of the Athenians
• Constitutional law
• Constitutional right
• Constitutionalism
• Construct (philosophy of science)
• Constructible universe
• Constructionism
• Constructive dilemma
• Constructive empiricism
• Constructive induction
• Constructive realism
• Constructivism (art)
• Constructivism (mathematics)
• Constructivist epistemology
• Constructivist Foundations
• Consubstantiation
• Consumerism
• Consumption of fixed capital
• Container (Type theory)
• Container space
• Containment
• Contemporary anarchism
• Contemporary Islamic philosophy
• Contemporary philosophy
• Contemporary Political Theory
• Contemporary Pragmatism
• Contemporary Whitehead Studies
• Contentment
• Context-free grammar
• Context-free language
• Context-sensitive grammar
• Context-sensitive language
• Context principle
• Contextual empiricism
• Contextualism
• Contiguity
• Continental philosophy
• Contingency
• Contingency (philosophy)
• Contingency, irony, and solidarity
• Contingent
• Continuity (fiction)
• Continuum fallacy
• Continuum hypothesis
• Continuum of Humanist Education
• Contra Celsum
• Contra principia negantem disputari non potest
• Contract theory
• Contractarianism
• Contractualism
• Contradiction
• Contradictions
• Contraposition
• Contraposition (traditional logic)
• Contrapositive
• Contrast effect
• Contrast theory of meaning
• Contrastivism
• Contributions to Philosophy (From Enowning)
• Contributions to socialist thought
• Contributory value
• Control (management)
• Controversy over Cantor's theory
• Convention (norm)
• Convention T
• Conventionalism
• Convergence (series)
• Conversational implicature
• Converse accident
• Converse implication
• Converse nonimplication
• Converse relation
• Conversion (logic)
• Convivio
• Convolution (computer science)
• Cool (aesthetic)
• Cooperation
• Cooperative federalism
• Cooperative principle
• Coordination problem
• Coordinative definition
• Copernican principle
• Copernican revolution
• Copernican Revolution (metaphor)
• Copula (linguistics)
• Cora Diamond
• Core ontology
• Corelative
• Coriscus of Scepsis
• Corliss Lamont
• Cornel West
• Cornelian dilemma
• Cornelio Fabro
• Cornelis Willem Opzoomer
• Cornelius Castoriadis
• Cornelius de Pauw
• Cornell realism
• Corollary
• Corporate behaviour
• Corporate crime
• Corporate nationalism
• Corporate social responsibility
• Corporate statism
• Corporatism
• Corpus Aristotelicum
• Correlation does not imply causation
• Correlative-based fallacies
• Correspondence theory of truth
• Corresponding conditional (logic)
• Corroboration
• Corruption (philosophical concept)
• Cosimo Boscaglia
• Cosmic consciousness
• Cosmic pluralism
• Cosmicism
• Cosmocentrism
• Cosmogony
• Cosmographia (Bernard Silvestris)
• Cosmological argument
• Cosmology
• Cosmology (metaphysics)
• Cosmopolitanism
• Cosmos
• Cosmotheology
• Cost-benefit analysis
• Costanzo Preve
• Costas Douzinas
• Cotolerant sequence
• Council communism
• Count Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoi
• Count noun
• Count Richard Nikolaus von Coudenhove-Kalergi
• Countable
• Counter-Enlightenment
• Counterargument
• Counterexample
• Counterfactual conditional
• Counterfactual conditionals
• Counterfactuals
• Counterinduction
• Counterintuitive
• Counterpart theory
• Counting
• Coup d'État: A Practical Handbook
• Courage
• Course in General Linguistics
• Covering-law model
• Covering law model
• Cowardice
• Cowley Club
• CPNSS
• Crabtree's Bludgeon
• Craig's theorem
• Craig reduct
• Crantor
• Crass
• Crates of Athens
• Crates of Mallus
• Crates of Thebes
• Cratippus of Pergamon
• Cratylism
• Cratylus
• Cratylus (dialogue)
• Cream City Collectives
• Creation ex nihilo
• Creation myth
• Creationism
• Creative accounting
• Creative destruction
• Creative Evolution (book)
• Creative Transformation
• Creativity
• Credibility
• Credo quia absurdum
• Credo quia absurdum est
• Credo ut intelligam
• Crescens the Cynic
• Cressida Heyes
• Cries and Whispers
• Crime
• Crime against humanity
• Crime and punishment
• Crime and Punishment
• CrimethInc.
• CrimethInc. Guerilla Film Series, Volume One
• CrimethInc. N©! license
• CrimethInc. publications
• Criminal justice
• Crinis
• Crispin Sartwell
• Crispin Wright
• Cristina Bicchieri
• Cristoforo Landino
• Criteria of truth
• Criterion
• Critias (dialogue)
• Critic
• Critica Sociale
• Critical discourse analysis
• Critical historiography
• Critical Language Awareness
• Critical legal studies
• Critical Mass
• Critical pedagogy
• Critical philosophy
• Critical race theory
• Critical rationalism
• Critical reading
• Critical realism
• Critical social thought
• Critical theory
• Critical thinking
• Critical vocabulary
• Criticism of capitalism
• Criticism of Christianity
• Criticism of debt
• Criticism of Hinduism
• Criticism of Islam
• Criticism of Jesus
• Criticism of Judaism
• Criticism of monotheism
• Criticism of postmodernism
• Criticism of religion
• Criticism of the Bible
• Criticism of the Catholic Church
• Criticism of the Latter Day Saint movement
• Criticism of the Qur'an
• Criticisms of anarchism
• Criticisms of electoralism
• Critique
• Critique (Journal of Socialist Theory)
• Critique of Cynical Reason
• Critique of Dialectical Reason
• Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right
• Critique of ideology
• Critique of Judgement
• Critique of Practical Reason
• Critique of Pure Reason
• Critiques of Slavoj Žižek
• Crito
• Critolaus
• Cronaca Sovversiva
• Cronius the Pythagorean
• Crooked Timber
• Crucial experiment
• Cruelty
• Crusties
• Crypto-anarchism
• Crypto-fascism
• Crystallized self
• Ctheory
• Cuban Libertarian Movement
• Cubism
• Cultural bias
• Cultural evolution
• Cultural hegemony
• Cultural history
• Cultural identity
• Cultural influence of Plato's Republic
• Cultural materialism (anthropology)
• Cultural materialism (cultural studies)
• Cultural nationalism
• Cultural relativism
• Cultural studies
• Culture
• Culture of life
• Culture of the Song Dynasty
• Cum hoc ergo propter hoc
• Cura te ipsum
• Curie
• Curiosity
• Curious George Brigade
• Curry's paradox
• Curt John Ducasse
• Curve fitting problem
• Cusa
• Cusanus
• Cut-elimination theorem
• Cut and paste job
• Cuteness
• Cyberethics
• Cybernetic Culture Research Unit
• Cybernetics
• Cyborg theory
• Cyclic history
• Cynic epistles
• Cynical Realism
• Cynicism (contemporary)
• Cynicism (philosophy)
• Cyphernomicon
• Cyrenaics
• Cyril of Alexandria
• Cyropaedia
• Czech philosophy
• Czesław Lejewski
• Czesław Znamierowski