http://www.openculture.com/2016/07/the- ... works.html
Daily Nous, a website about philosophy and the philosophy profession, recently featured a detailed mapping of the entire discipline of philosophy, created by an enterprising French grad student, Valentin Lageard. Drawing on a taxonomy provided by PhilPapers, Lageard used NetworkX (a Python software package that lets you study the structure and dynamics of complex networks) to map out the major fields of philosophy, and show how they relate to various sub-fields and even sub-sub-fields. The image above shows the complete map, revealing the astonishing size of philosophy as an overall field.
There's "Theravada Buddhist Philosophy" and "Mahayana Buddhist Philosophy" on there as well.
Entire discipline of philosophy visualized in one image
Re: Entire discipline of philosophy visualized in one image
Awesome. Thank you.
Re: Entire discipline of philosophy visualized in one image
Wow! What a thicket of views!
chownah
chownah
Re: Entire discipline of philosophy visualized in one image
You're welcome.samseva wrote:Awesome. Thank you.
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Indeed! But it's cool. For those interested in the subject.chownah wrote:Wow! What a thicket of views!
chownah
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No it is a net of views.chownah wrote:Wow! What a thicket of views!
chownah
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