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Epistemology
Study of knowledge: what counts as knowing and how we justify it
Metaphysics
Study of what exists or what reality is
Ethics
Study of right and wrong
Logic
Study of valid reasoning
Contradiction
Claims cannot both be true in the same sense and circumstances
Paradox
Claims seem incompatible but may both be true once distinctions are made
Rationalism
Reason and logic are primary sources of knowledge
Empiricism
Sensory experience is a primary source of knowledge
Skepticism
Questioning claims that are taken as knowledge
Idealism
In the version taught here, existence depends on a perceiving mind
Reductionism
Explaining a complex thing through its simpler components
Qualia
The subjective character of an experience
Correspondence
It matches the underlying reality
Pragmatic
It works better than competing ideas for a purpose
Coherence
It fits logically with other beliefs in a system