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The unconscious

A psychological concept, notably developed by Sigmund Freud in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, referring to the part of the mind containing thoughts, memories, and desires outside conscious awareness.

1 questions, 1 categoriesAs of Nov 12, 2026

Best category rank
#88
Philosophy & Ethics, of 90
Questions
1
1 categories
Answers naming it
1/6
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Philosophy & Ethics#88of 9013.5

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Named alongside in Philosophy & Ethics

Brands named in the same answers as The unconscious in the last four weeks, counted in answers.

  1. 12Aristotle’s virtue ethics
  2. 22Plato's Theory of Forms
  3. 32Social Contract Theory
  4. 42Utilitarianism
  5. 51Aristotelian substance and causation
  6. 61Buddhism's Four Noble Truths
  7. 71Buddhist concepts of impermanence
  8. 81Buddhist Non-Self (Anatta)
  9. 91Daoist Wu Wei
  10. 101Descartes’ cogito ergo sum
  11. 111Duty and moral law
  12. 121Empiricism
  13. 131Ethics of Care
  14. 141Existential freedom and responsibility
  15. 151Existentialism
  16. 161Feminist philosophy
  17. 171History as shaped by class and material conditions
  18. 181individual liberty
  19. 191Individual liberty and limited government
  20. 201Justice as fairness

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1What are the most influential philosophical ideas?000001