00 The Beginning of a great Philosophy project

THE 100 PHILOSOPHERS LIST

Well, this should be the moment then. I start this blog to support the Philosophy Class. Tuesday September 25, 2007. It is a kind of exciting, an experiment and a big rehearsal for me. It has been some time that I lectured on philosophy and now this . I hope it will bring us all we hope for, interesting subjects and exchange of ideas, new knowledge, the pleasure of learning. I'll try to put here all info and maybe more, which will be presented in class. So........ WELCOME EVERYONE and CHECK OUT THE 100 LIST !!! PRE-SORCATICI 001 Thales of Milete 002 Pythagoras of Samos 003 Xenophanes of Colophon 004 Heraclites THE ELEATICI 005 Parmenides of Elea 006 Zeno of Elea THE ACADEMICI 007 Socrates 008 Plato 009 Aristoteles THE ATOMISTS 010 Democtrites 011 Epicurus THE CYNICI 012 Diogenes of Sinope THE STOICI 013 Marcus Tullius Cicero 014 Philo of Alexandria 015 Lucius Anneas Seneca 016 Marcus Aurelius THE SCEPTICI 017 Sextus Empiricus THE NEO-PLATONISTS 018 Plotinus THE CHRISTIANS 019 St. AUgustinus of Hippo 020 Boëthius THE SCOLASTICI 021 St. Anselmus 022 St. Thomas of Aquino 023 Johannes Duns Scotus 024 William of Occam THE SCIENTIFIC AERA 025 Nicolaus Copernicus 026 Piccolo Machiavelli 027 Desiderius Grasmus 028 Thomas More 029 Francis Bacon 030 Galileo Galilei 031 Thomas Hobbes 032 Sir Isaac Newton THE RATIONALISTS 033 René Descartes 034 Antoine Arnauld 035 Nicolas Male branche 036 Benedict de Spinoza 037 Gottfried von Leibniz THE EMPIRISTS 038 John Locke 039 David Hume 040 Thomas Reid 041 Voltaire 042 Jean-jaques Rousseau 043 Denis Diderot THE IDEALISTS 044 George Berkley 045 Immanuel Kant 046 Johan Schiller 047 Frederick Schelling 048 George Hegel 049 Arthur Schopenhauer THE LIBERALS 050 Adam Smith 051 Mary Wollstonecraft 052 Thomas Paine 053 Jeremy Bentham 054 John Stuart Mill 055 Auguste Comte THE EVOLUTIONISTS 056 Charles Darwin 057 Henri Louis Bergson 058 A.N. Whitehead THE PRAGMATISTS 059 Ernst Mach 060 Charles Peirce 061 William James 062 John Dewey THE MATERIALISTS 063 Karl Marx 064 Friedrich Engels 065 Vladimir Lenin 066 Sigmund Freud 067 Carl Jung 068 John Maynard Keynes THE EXISTENTIALISTS 069 Soren Kierkegaard 070 Friedrich Nietzsche 071 Edmund Husserl 072 Martin Heidegger 073 Jean-Paul Sartre 074 Albert Camus 075 Simone de Beauvoir THE LINGUISTC SCHOOL 076 Gottlog Frege 077 Bertrand Russell 078 Ludwig Wittgenstein 079 Ferdinand de Saussure 080 George Edward Moore 081 Moritz Schlick 082 Lev Vygotsky 083 Rudolph Carnap 084 A.J. Ayer 085 Alfred Tarski 086 J.L. Austin 087 Gilbert Ryle 088 Avram Chomsky THE POSTMODERNISTS 089 Claude Levi-Strauss 090 Michel Foucault 091 Jaques Derrida THE NEW SCIENTISTS 092 Emile Durkheim 093 Albert Einstein 094 Karl Popper 095 Kurt Gödel 096 Alan Turing 097 B.F. Skinner 098 Thomas Kuhn 099 Paul Feyerabend 100 W.V.O. Quine Main Resources: Philip Stokes, Philosophy: 100 essential thinkers The Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2nd edition http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page http://www.iep.utm.edu/ http://plato.stanford.edu/contents.html

Posted by herman_bergson on 2007-09-25 04:11:59