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philosophy and psychology

100 general philosophy

• 100 general philosophy
  • 101 theory of philosophy - introductions and methodology
  • 102 compendiums - overviews and outlines
  • 103 dictionaries and encyclopaedias
  • 104 essays
  • 105 periodicals
  • 106 organizations and societies
  • 107 education - teaching; research
  • 108 schools of philosophy
  • 109 history of philosophy

110 metaphysics

• 110 metaphysics (explaining the fundamental nature of being and the world)
  • 111 ontology (the nature of being)
  • 112 Unassigned
  • 113 cosmology (the origin and development of the universe) - life; nature; the universe
  • 114 space (the character of space)
  • 115 time (the character of time)
  • 116 change - continuity; transformation
  • 117 structure - form; shape; geometry
  • 118 force and energy
  • 119 number and quantity

120 epistemology

• 120 epistemology - philosophy of causation and humankind
  • 121 epistemology (the nature and scope of knowledge)
  • 122 causation
  • 123 determinism - chance; free will; necessity
  • 124 teleology (the explanation of phenomena by the purpose they serve rather than by postulated causes)
  • 125 Unassigned
  • 126 consciousness - the self
  • 127 unconscious and subconscious
  • 128 humankind - the human condition
  • 129 immortality and reincarnation

130 occult

• 130 parapsychology and occultism
  • 131 mental health - psychoanalysis
  • 132 mental illness - lunacy
  • 133 occultism
    • 133.1 ghosts
    • 133.2 power from nature - crystals; stones; animals
    • 133.3 divination - divination; oracles; second sight; omens; predictions
    • 133.4 witchcraft - witchcraft; sorcery; necromancy
    • 133.5 astrology
    • 133.6 palmistry
    • 133.7 fraud - humbugs; quackery
    • 133.8 psychics - spiritualism; table-tipping
    • 133.9 afterlife - souls; heaven and hell
  • 134 hypnosis
  • 135 dreams and mysteries
  • 136 development - children; behavioural evolution
  • 137 personality and temperament
  • 138 physiognomy (judging character from features)
  • 139 phrenology (judging character from the cranium)

140 philosophical schools

• 140 philosophical schools - specific schools and systems
  • 141 idealism - idealism; transcendentalism
  • 142 critical philosophy
  • 143 bergsonism and intuitionism
  • 144 humanism - humanism; pragmatism; utilitarianism
  • 145 sensationalism - ideology
  • 146 naturalism - scientific philosophy; empiricism; evolution
  • 147 pantheism - panthism; monism
  • 148 eclecticism - eclecticism; liberalism; traditionalism
  • 149 other philosophical systems

150 psychology

• 150 psychology
  • 151 psychophysiology (the way in which the mind and body interact)
  • 152 senses - perception; movement; emotions; drives
  • 153 cognition - cognition; memory; mental processes; intelligence
  • 154 subconscious - subconscious; altered states
  • 155 developmental psychology
  • 156 animal psychology - animal psychology; comparative psychology
  • 157 psychopathology (the scientific study of mental disorders)
  • 158 applied psychology - education; instruction
  • 159 other psychology topics

160 logic

• 160 logic
  • 161 induction
  • 162 deduction
  • 163 assent
  • 164 symbolic and algebraic
  • 165 fallacies - fallacies; sources of error; paradox
  • 166 syllogism
  • 167 hypotheses
  • 168 argument and persuasion
  • 169 analogy

170 ethics

• 170 ethics
  • 171 theories of ethics
  • 172 political ethics
  • 173 family ethics
  • 174 occupational ethics - professional ethics; business ethics
  • 175 recreation ethics - ethics of recreation and leisure
  • 176 sexual ethics - ethics of sex and reproduction
  • 177 social ethics - ethics of social relations
  • 178 temperance - ethics of consumption
  • 179 other ethical topics

180 ancient philosophy

• 180 ancient philosophy - ancient, medieval and eastern philosophy
  • 181 eastern philosophy
  • 182 early Greek - pre-Socratic Greek philosophies
  • 183 Socratic and Sophistic philosophy
  • 184 Platonic philosophy
  • 185 Aristotelian philosophy
  • 186 Sceptic and Neoplatonic philosophy
  • 187 Epicurean philosophy
  • 188 Stoic philosophy
  • 189 medieval - early Christian and medieval western philosophy

190 modern philosophy

• 190 modern western philosophy
  • 191 philosophy of United States and Canada
  • 192 philosophy of British Isles
  • 193 philosophy of Germany and Austria
  • 194 philosophy of France
  • 195 philosophy of Italy
  • 196 philosophy of Spain and Portugal
  • 197 philosophy of former Soviet Union
  • 198 philosophy of Scandinavia
  • 199 philosophy in other geographic areas

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