<p>Hamlet said: "There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in your philosophy." Well, he may have been right. But there are more than enough things in Philosophy to confuse a student taking an Introductory course. Until now. Our chart clearly sets out the major branches of Ethics, Metaphysics, and Epistemology. It shows where and how they differ, and where and how they converge. So, if you think that you are because you think: if you never met a physics you didn't like: If you think Plato is Mickey Mouse's dog and are always putting Descartes before the horse, then this is the chart you need to Locke up your grade!</p>

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Philosophy BarCharts Outline (Quick Study Academic): Student's Guide to the Basic Principles of Philosophy for Introductory Courses