/lit/ - Literature

Can we have a nice, general survey of the philosophical views that /lit/ happens to hold?

Once the thread gets plentiful of responses we can then gather the data and extrapolate concrete statistics to make sense of it all.

All survey questions have been heavily borrowed (hijacked, really) from a not-so-recent survey found here: http://philpapers.org/archive/BOUWDP

I'll begin with some preliminary steps in order to illustrate (if it's not self-evident already) how the survey should be ideally taken.

The general pattern of the survey is as follows:

Subject: Answer 1, Answer 2, ... , Answer n, other, "N/A"

"Other" means that you must specify a specific alternative of your choice.
"N/A" means that you are not sufficiently familiar with the issue and so are refraining from answering.

E.g. "God: agnosticism", "External world: idealism", and "Politics: N/A" are all correct ways of answering.

Remember, you can only state one, and only one, answer for each survey-question asked.

Okay—the survey itself:

Abstract objects: Platonism, nominalism, other, N/A
Aesthetic value: objective, subjective, other, N/A
Analytic-synthetic distinction: yes, no, other, N/A
External world: non-skeptical realism, skepticism, idealism, other, N/A
Free will: compatibilism, libertarianism, no free will, other, N/A
God: atheism, theism, other, N/A
Knowledge: empiricism, rationalism, other, N/A
Mind: physicalism, non-physicalism, other, N/A
Normative ethics: deontology, consequentialism, virtue ethics, other, N/A
Politics: egalitarianism; communitarianism; libertarianism, other, N/A