Philosophers And Logicians 1-24
24 entries in the Philosophers And Logicians compendium.
Philosophers And Logicians 1-24 — Era Chart
Nikolai Fyodorov (philosopher)Russian philosopher who envisioned scientific resurrection of the dead.Nikolay ChernyshevskyRussian revolutionary thinker and author of What Is to Be Done?Oswald SpenglerGerman polymath who predicted the decline of Western civilization.ParmenidesPre-Socratic philosopher who argued reality is one and unchanging.Patricia ChurchlandCanadian-American philosopher who helped develop neurophilosophy.Paul FeyerabendAustrian philosopher who argued against universal scientific methods.Paul GoodmanAmerican writer and social critic of the 1960s counterculture.Paul GriceBritish philosopher of language who founded implicature theory.Paul RicœurFrench philosopher who merged phenomenology with hermeneutics.Peter SingerBritish philosopher and Professor of Logic at the University of Leeds, known for work in pPhiloHellenistic Jewish philosopher who blended Plato and Moses.PlatoFoundational thinker of the Western philosophical tradition.PlotinusFounder of Neoplatonism and philosopher of the One.Porphyry of TyreNeoplatonic philosopher, editor of Plotinus, and influential logician.PosidoniusGreek polymath who spread Stoicism and studied tides.ProclusGreek Neoplatonic philosopher, last major classical thinker of late antiquity.ProtagorasPre-Socratic sophist who argued that truth is relative to each individual.PyrrhoFirst Greek skeptic philosopher, founder of Pyrrhonism.R. M. HareBritish philosopher; pupil of R.M. Hare at Balliol College, Oxford; Fellow of the British Ramon LlullInventor of a combinatorial logical system to prove Christian doctrine.Richard RortyAmerican philosopher who argued knowledge is linguistic and contingent.Robert GrossetesteEnglish bishop, philosopher, and early scientific thinker.Roger ScrutonEnglish philosopher and conservative thinker who shaped modern aesthetics.Rudolf CarnapGerman philosopher and logician, key figure in logical positivism.
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