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The study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language.

Explores the fundamental nature of reality, including existence, time, space, and causality.

A branch of metaphysics that studies being and existence.

The study of knowledge and justified belief.

Examines moral principles, values, and conduct, distinguishing right from wrong.

Aims to establish moral standards for right and wrong conduct.

The study of formal reasoning using symbols and rules to analyze arguments.

Deals with logical relationships between propositions.

Examines questions about the state, justice, liberty, rights, and social organization.

The idea that political authority is based on an agreement among individuals.