Philosophy From A to Z

Supervenience, Weak

Supervenience, Weak: Where A and B are things, facts, events, or properties, B strongly supervenes on A if and only if nothing will vary in its B-features without also correspondingly varying in its A-features, or ...

Continental Philosophy

The term “Continental philosophy” is a catch-all quasi-geographical term, coming into common usage around 1980, for every kind of philosophy that’s excluded or rejected (and often ridiculed) by the post-classical Analytic tradition, typically associated with, for example ...