The Book of Dead Philosophers by Critchley, Simon -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover About The Author Other Books By This Author Title Page CONTENTS INTRODUCTION

Learning How to Die — Socrates To Die Laughing Writing about Dead Philosophers

Part 1 - 190 OR SO: DEAD PHILOSOPHERS

Chapter 1 - Pre-Socratics, Physiologists, Sages and Sophists

Thales Solon Chilon Periander Epimenides Anaximander Pythagoras Timycha Heracleitus Aeschylus Anaxagoras Parmenides Zeno of Elea Empedocles Archelaus Protagoras Democritus Prodicus

Chapter 2 - Platonists, Cyrenaics, Aristotelians and Cynics

Plato Speusippus Xenocrates Arcesilaus Carneades Hegesias Aristotle Theophrastus Strato Lyco Demetrius Antisthenes Diogenes Crates of Thebes Hipparchia Metrocles Menippus

Chapter 3 - Sceptics, Stoics and Epicureans

Anaxarchus Pyrrho Zeno of Citium Ariston Dionysius Cleanthes Chrysippus Epicurus Lucretius

Chapter 4 - Classical Chinese Philosophers

Kongzi (Confucius) Laozi (Lao Tzu) Mozi Mengzi (Mencius) Zhuangzi (Chuang Tzu) Han Feizi Zen and the Art of Dying

Chapter 5 - Romans (Serious and Ridiculous) and Neoplatonists

Cicero Seneca Petronius Epictetus Polemo of Laodicea Peregrinus Proteus Marcus Aurelius Plotinus Hypatia

Chapter 6 - The Deaths of Christian Saints

St. Paul Origen St. Antony St. Gregory of Nyssa St. Augustine Boethius

Chapter 7 - Medieval Philosophers: Christian, Islamic and Judaic

The Venerable Bede John Scottus Eriugena Al-Farabi Avicenna (Ibn Sina) St. Anselm Solomon Ibn Gabirol Abelard Averroës (Ibn Rushd) Moses Maimonides Shahab al-din Suhrawardi

Chapter 8 - Philosophy in the Latin Middle Ages

Albert the Great St. Thomas Aquinas St. Bonaventure Ramon Llull Siger of Brabant St. John Duns Scotus William of Ockham

Chapter 9 - Renaissance, Reformation and Scientific Revolution

Marsilio Ficino Pico della Mirandola Machiavelli Erasmus St. Thomas More Luther Copernicus Tycho Brahe Petrus Ramus Montaigne Giordano Bruno Galileo Bacon Campanella

Chapter 10 - Rationalists (Material and Immaterial), Empiricists and Religious Dissenters

Grotius Hobbes Descartes Princess Elizabeth of Bohemia Gassendi La Rochefoucauld Pascal Geulincx Anne Conway Locke Damaris Cudworth Spinoza Malebranche Leibniz Vico Shaftesbury Toland Berkeley

Chapter 11 - Philosophes, Materialists and Sentimentalists

Montesquieu Voltaire Radicati di Passerano Madame du Châtelet La Mettrie Hume Rousseau Diderot

Chapter 12 - Many Germans and Some Non-Germans

Winckelmann Kant Burke Wollstonecraft Condorcet Bentham Goethe Schiller Fichte Hegel Hölderlin Schelling Novalis Kleist Schopenhauer Heine Feuerbach Stirner

Chapter 13 - The Masters of Suspicion and Some Unsuspicious Americans

Emerson Thoreau Mill Darwin Kierkegaard Marx William James Nietzsche Freud Bergson Dewey

Chapter 14 - The Long Twentieth Century I: Philosophy in Wartime

Husserl Santayana Croce Gentile Gramsci Russell Schlick Lukács Rosenzweig Wittgenstein Heidegger Carnap Edith Stein Benjamin

Chapter 15 - The Long Twentieth Century II: Analytics, Continentals, a Few Moribunds and a Near-death Experience

Gadamer Lacan Adorno Levinas Sartre Beauvoir Arendt Merleau-Ponty Quine Weil Ayer Camus Ricoeur Barthes Davidson Althusser Rawls Lyotard Fanon Deleuze Foucault Baudrillard Derrida Debord Dominique Janicaud Simon Critchley

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