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Tautology
In a general sense any statement whose denial would be self-contradictory. E.g., "If you're here, you're here." Strictly speaking, tautologies are compound statements that are true or false by virtue of their form only, regardless of the nature of the content.
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| A posteriori know... | A priori knowledge
| A priori, analyti... | | A priori, theory ... | A priori,presuppo... | Abbott, Lyman
| Abdera
| Abelard, Peter
| Abernathy, John
| Absolute
| Absolute idealism
| Absolute theism
| Absolutes
| Absolutism
| Abstract ideas
| Acquaintance
| Act agapism
| Act deontology
| Act teleology
| Act utilitarianism
| Action
| Action theory
| Adams
| Adams, Jay E
| Adams, Thomas
| Aenesidemus
| Aesthetic hedonism
| Aesthetic humanism
| Aesthetic stage
| Aesthetics
| Aeterni Patris
| Agapism
| Agapistic ethics
| Agnostic
| Agnosticism
| Albertus Magnus
| Albigensians
| Albright, Jacob
| Alesius, Alexander
| | Alexander, Archib... | Alexander, James W.
| Alexander, Samuel... |
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