Philosophers

a 19th-century Danish philosopher who wrote abbout his belief that fear and loneliness can be associated with religion

a Medieval Christian church leader who developed the idea that reason and faith are compatible

an Italian philosopher and theologian

a 17th-century English philosopher who argued the need for a strong government in order to prevent people from falling into a savage existence

an American philosopher and educational reformer and one of the founders of the school of pragmatism

a 20th-century French existentialist

an 18th-century French philosopher who was a leader of the Enlightenment movement

an Algerian-born French philosopher and founder of deconstruction

a German philosopher, one of the leading modern-day philosophers

a great 17th-century rationalist and philosopher that argued that God created a good world

an Irish idealist who argued that only the mental existed

a German philosopher who asserted that all history was a progression toward a perfect state of being

a German moralist, rejected traditional Christian and Jewish morality

a Scottish Empiricist known for his assertion that inductive knowledge is not certain

a 20th-century English philosopher and mathematician

a student of Plato and the teacher of Alexander the Great

Socrate's student

a 17th-century French philosopher, considered the father of modern philosophy

an ancient Greek philosopher who changed the nature of the field from natural sciences to ethics and politics

a famous political philosopher of the Italian Renaissance

a German philosopher best known for his book, Being and Time, where he questioned the essence of being

a 19th-century English philosopher and economist who advoacted liberal political thought

an initial follower of Hegel, a German philosopher who took some of Hegel's ideas and transformed them into communism

an English empiricist