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    1. Theodor Adorno
    2. Elizabeth Anscombe
    3. Aristotle
    4. Averroes
    5. A J Ayer
    6. Francis Bacon
    7. Georges Bataille
    8. Jean Baudrillard
    9. Walter Benjamin
    10. Isaiah Berlin
    11. Ernst Bloch
    12. Maurice Blondel
    13. George Boole
    14. John Buridan
    15. Albert Camus
    16. Rudolf Carnap
    17. Stanley Cavell
    18. Helene Cixous
    19. William Lane Craig
    20. Arthur Danto
    21. Donald Davidson
    22. Gilles Deleuze
    23. Daniel Dennett
    24. Jacques Derrida
    25. Michael Dummett
    26. Herbert Feigl
    27. Johann Gottlieb Fichte
    28. Jerry Fodor
    29. Philippa Foot
    30. Michel Foucault
    31. Hans-Georg Gadamer
    32. Jürgen Habermas
    33. Georg Hegel
    34. Martin Heidegger
    35. Sidney Hook
    36. David Hume
    37. Ibn Tufayl
    38. William James
    39. Karl Jaspars
    40. Immanuel Kant
    41. Leibniz
    42. Emmanuel Levinas
    43. Bernard-Henri Levy
    44. John Locke
    45. Jean-François Lyotard
    46. Alasdair MacIntyre
    47. Jacques Maritain
    48. John McDowell
    49. John Stuart Mill
    50. Iris Murdoch
    51. Thomas Nagel
    52. Jean-Luc Nancy
    53. Nietzsche
    54. Martha Nussbaum
    55. Michael Oakeshott
    56. Michel Onfray
    57. Jan Patocka
    58. Charles Sanders Peirce
    59. Plato
    60. Michael Polanyi
    61. Karl Popper
    62. Hilary Putnam
    63. Frank Ramsey
    64. Paul Ricoeur
    65. Richard Rorty
    66. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
    67. Jean-Paul Sartre
    68. Schelling
    69. Arthur Schopenhauer
    70. Roger Scruton
    71. Spinoza
    72. George Steiner
    73. Charles Taylor
    74. Henry D Thoreau
    75. Simone Weil
    76. David Wiggins
    77. Bernard Williams
    78. Ludwig Wittgenstein
    79. Slavoj Zizek

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    1. 2005

       • Nicholas Boyle on their failure to make meaning out of the coincidence of the public and the personal