Also include if you want your favorite and most influential philosopher to you.
we are all to judge who we feel is most influential, that itself is how our civilization has advanced.
6 Responses to “Who is the greatest philosopher of the current?”
Bryanna Proctor Said:
noone, all are bullshits in dogs eat dogs world.
Elisha Mcgoldrick Said:
Everyone is a philosopher. Don’t bother naming someone who is “best”, because whose to judge?
Willow Carter Said:
I am!!!!!! what would you like to know?
Danika198 Said:
The adjective “greatest” is probably very subjective, but I’ll go with Noam Chomsky as being the most well-known of contemporary (living) philosophers.
But don’t forget Jean Baudrillard or Camille Paglia.
Conner Mackay Said:
Dr. Jaegwon Kim at Brown. He’s an all around philosopher (though I don’t think he’s done much in ethics).
His stuff is consistently well written, thought provoking and on the current edge of modern philosophy. Never met the guy but I read a number of his articles for my thesis.
Laura Munro Said:
At the risk of getting a few “thumbs down”,my favorite is Karl Popper(“sir karl” to me).
His lucid and straightforward written work is almost legendary;amoungst critical folk and students alike.
He has taught at american universities-some time ago before his death-and those lectures with Q and A can be found in at least one of his later books.
noone, all are bullshits in dogs eat dogs world.
Everyone is a philosopher. Don’t bother naming someone who is “best”, because whose to judge?
I am!!!!!! what would you like to know?
The adjective “greatest” is probably very subjective, but I’ll go with Noam Chomsky as being the most well-known of contemporary (living) philosophers.
But don’t forget Jean Baudrillard or Camille Paglia.
Dr. Jaegwon Kim at Brown. He’s an all around philosopher (though I don’t think he’s done much in ethics).
His stuff is consistently well written, thought provoking and on the current edge of modern philosophy. Never met the guy but I read a number of his articles for my thesis.
At the risk of getting a few “thumbs down”,my favorite is Karl Popper(“sir karl” to me).
His lucid and straightforward written work is almost legendary;amoungst critical folk and students alike.
He has taught at american universities-some time ago before his death-and those lectures with Q and A can be found in at least one of his later books.