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Eastern Philosophy - Glossary of Terms compiled by James Fieser.
 
Eckhart, Meister - 13th century Dominican mystic who was almost forgotten until Franz von Baader revived his memory in the nineteenth century.
 
Eclecticism - Group of ancient philosophers who sought to reach by selection the highest degree of probability in the search for truth.
 
Egoism, Psychological and Ethical - Maintains that the individual self is the motivating moral force and the end of moral action.
 
Emanation - The theory that all derived or secondary things flow from the primary.
 
Empedocles - 5th century BCE philosopher who combined medical study with Orphic mysticism.
 
Empiricism, British - 18th century British philosophical movement which maintained that all knowledge comes from experience.
 
Encyclopedists - Group of French philosophers and men of letters who collaborated in the production of the famous Encyclopedie.
 
Encylopedia of Philosophy - Natural Law - Definition and explanation of natural law theory with bibliography.
 
Environmental Ethics - Topic of applied ethics examining the moral basis of responsibility.
 
Epictetus - Eminent Stoic philosopher, born as a slave at Hieropolis in Phyrgia in 55 CE.
 
Epicurus - 4th century BCE materialist, empiricist, and hedonist. One of the major philosophers of the Hellenistic period.
 
Erasmus - 15th century Dutch humanist and theologian.
 
Euclides - 4th century BCE native of Megara, and founder of the Megarian or Eristic sect.
 
Euthanasia - Contemporary applied ethical issue considering whether it is morally permissible for a third party to end the life of a terminally ill patient who is in intense pain.
 
Evolution - Introduces evolution through the ages, from the ancient Greeks, through Leibniz and Descartes to Darwin and Spencer.
 
Experience - Information obtained externally by means of the senses or internally through emotion.
 
External World - Brief introduction to the thoughts of Russell and Hobbes on objects outside an independent self.
 
Feminist Ethics - Refers to a wide group of feminist-related moral issues that have challenged traditional models of ethics.
 
Ferrier, James Frederick - The earliest absolute idealist in English philosophy.
 
 
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