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Modality, practical See FREE WILL PROBLEM.

Modality, problematic See MODALITY.

Mode (from Latin modus, 'way', 'fashion'), a term used in many...

Model See COMPUTER THEORY, MODEL THEORY.

Model set See HINTIKKA SET.

Model theory a branch of mathematical logic that deals with the connection...

Modeling, computer See COMPUTER THEORY.

Modernism See POSTMODERN.

Modest foundationalism See FOUNDATIONALISM.

Modularity the commitment to functionally independent and specialized cognitive systems in...

Modus ponendo tollens See SYLLOGISM.

Modus ponens in full, modus ponendo ponens (Latin, 'proposing method'), (1) the...

Modus tollendo ponens See SYLLOGISM.

Modus tollens in full, modus tollendo tollens (Latin, 'removing method'), (1) the...

Mohism a school of classical Chinese thought founded by Mo Tzu...

Mohist School See MOHISM, MO TZU.

Moksha See MAYA.

Molina Luis de (1535–1600), Spanish Jesuit theologian and philosopher. He studied...

Molyneux question also called Molyneux's problem, the question that, in correspondence with...

Monad See LEIBNIZ.

Monadology See LEIBNIZ.

Monism See PHILOSOPHY OF MIND.

Monism, anomalous See PHILOSOPHY OF MIND.

Monism, neutral See PHILOSOPHY OF MIND, RUS -. SEL.

Monotonic See NON-MONOTONIC LOGIC.

Montague grammar See GRAMMAR.

Montaigne Michel de (1533–92), French essayist and philosopher who set forth...

Montanism a charismatic, schismatic movement in early Christianity, originating in Phrygia...

Montanus See MONTANISM.

Monte Carlo fallacy See GAMBLER's FALLACY.