Euclidean geometry the version of geometry that includes among its axioms the...

eudaimonia See ARISTOTLE, EUDAIMONISM.

eudaimonism (from Greek eudaimonia, 'happiness', 'flourishing'), the ethical doctrine that happiness...

Eudoxus of Cnidus (c.408–c.355 B.C.), Greek astronomer and mathematician, a student of Plato....

Euler diagram a logic diagram invented by the mathematician Euler that represents...

Eurytus of Croton See PRE-SOCRATICS.

euthanasia broadly, the beneficent timing or negotiation of the death of...

event anything that happens; an occurrence. Two fundamental questions about events,...

event causation See CAUSATION.

everlasting See DIVINE ATTRIBUTES.

evidence information bearing on the truth or falsity of a proposition....

evidence of the senses See EVIDENCE. evidentialism, in the philosophy of religion, the view...

evidential reason See EPISTEMOLOGY.

evil, moral See PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION.

evil, natural See PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION.

evil, problem of See PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION.

evolution See DARWINISM.

evolutionary epistemology a theory of knowledge inspired by and derived from the...

evolutionary ethics See PHILOSOPHY OF BIOLOGY.

evolutionary psychology the subfield of psychology that explains human behavior and cultural...

exact similarity See IDENTITY.

examination, paradox of the See UNEXPECTED. EXAMINATION PARADO.

exciting reason See HUTCHESON.

excluded middle, principle of See PRINCIPLE OF. EXCLUDED MIDDL.

exclusionary reason See JURISPRUDENCE.

exclusive disjunction See DISJUNCTIVE PROPOSI -. TIO.

excuse See JUSTIFICATION.

exemplarism See BONAVENTURE.

exemplification See CONCEPTUALISM.

existence See SUBSISTENCE.