History of Philosophy

This is my ever-growing summary of the history of (Western) philosophy showing the positive/negative connections between some of the key ideas/arguments/statements of the philosophers. It is not an automated text analysis project: the content and the connections are the result of my personal efforts of reading and note-taking, so it’s a never-ending work-in-progress – my main area of non-academic research since 2014. To browse it in detail (with interaction) and to read more about it, you can go to History of Philosophy.

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2014–ongoing

Here's a surprisingly useful thinking tool for anybody interested in the history of Western philosophy: a sort of garden of forking paths of argument. https://t.co/AH1ophVXH8
— Daniel Dennett (@danieldennett) October 9, 2018

A stunning, interactive visualization of the history of philosophy by @denizcemonduygu, showing the positive and negative connections between some of the key ideas and arguments from philosophers https://t.co/vHvluivXsM
— Oxford Philosophy (@OUPPhilosophy) October 9, 2018

Love this interactive timeline of philosophical ideas. Not only to you get the ideas, but linkages showing who agreed/disagreed with whom.https://t.co/y2H0j2LmbA
— Sean Carroll (@seanmcarroll) October 9, 2018

This print was from an old version (2014); it had a lot less content than the current one which is beyond being printable and hangable on a wall.

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