Arts and Humanities

1. Wittgenstein 100%
2. Criticism 87%
3. Modal 75%
4. Authors 75%
5. Special Relativity 60%
6. Temporal 60%
7. Vagueness 57%
8. Impossible 55%
9. Simultaneity 50%
10. Theories of perception 50%
11. Backward causation 50%
12. Impossibility 50%
13. common noun 50%
14. subject term 50%
15. Logical Investigations 50%
16. open texture 50%
17. Plato 50%
18. Parmenides 50%
19. Family Resemblance 50%
20. Resemblance 50%
21. Formal languages 50%
22. Counterexample 50%
23. Plurality 50%
24. Natural Language Semantics 50%
25. Elaboration 50%
26. Expression 50%
27. Logical Relation 50%
28. Speaker 50%
29. Voluntary Action 50%
30. Chinese room 50%
31. Chinese 50%
32. Mechanics 50%
33. Causation 50%
34. Modern Logic 50%
35. Causal 37%
36. Conception 37%
37. Formal Logic 33%
38. Grammatical Subject 33%
39. Scientific Inquiry 25%
40. Articulation 25%
41. Causal Relation 25%
42. Scholars 25%
43. Corpus 25%
44. Syntax 25%
45. Predication 25%
46. Invention 25%
47. consequent 25%
48. Argument Position 25%
49. Observer 25%
50. Doubt 25%