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top 5 philosophers from last century
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>>18259168
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>> No.18259206

>>18259168
Ellul, Spengler, Whitehead, Guenon, Cioran.

>> No.18259210

>>18259168
Guenon even though he wouldn't like to be called a philosopher

>> No.18259211

>>18259168
Heidegger, Adorno, some anal, some anal, some anal.

At least three of these are wrong.
Heidegger, Adorno and at least one of the anals.

>> No.18259336

>>18259168
1. Martin Heidegger
2. Emanuele Severino
3. Carl Gustav Jung
4. Giorgio Colli
5. Carlo Michelstaedter

Bonuses would be Evola, Guenon and Deleuze

>> No.18259350

>>18259206
Only Whitehead was a philosopher from that list
>>18259210
Because he wasn't
>>18259211
Adorno was not a philosopher

>> No.18259359

>>18259350
holy virgin
>Hey anon, would you like to join me at my place today to discuss philosophers like Whitehead and Guenon?
>You foolish girl! Guenon wasn't a philosopher!
>[And with that, anon missed his one and only chance to have sex.]

>> No.18259369

>>18259168
Wittgenstein, Kojève, Rorty, Lukacs, Gödel

>> No.18259374

>>18259369
On second thought I'd say Dewey or Peirce over Godel. Stupid mistake.

>> No.18259379

>>18259369
Lukacs was stronger as a political philosopher; so much so that his major theoretical contributions were prior to 1923, and his only major later statement was on the quality of socialist realism.
>>18259350
JAZZ MOTHERFUCKER

>> No.18259391

>>18259374
Peirce was a 19th century philosopher retard

>> No.18259394

>>18259391
He wrote things after the turn of the century. Your criterion is arbitrary.

>> No.18259401

>>18259394
>Your criterion is arbitrary.
Okay then my favorite philosopher from last century is Plato

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>>18259350
>not a REAL philosopher

>> No.18259417

>>18259401
A remark born solely of spite and panic. You're upset because you didn't know that Peirce wrote and lectured after 1900 and spoke presumptuously - simple really.
1903 - Lectures on Pragmatism
1905 - What Is Pragmatism (The Monist)
1905 - Issues of Pragmaticism (The Monist)
1908 - A Neglected Argument for the Existence of God (Hibbert)

>> No.18259419

1. [Nihilist Atheist]
2. [Nihilist Atheist]
3. [Crypto-Buddhist]
3. [Nihilist Atheist]
4. [Nihilist Atheist]
5. [Nihilist Atheist]

>> No.18259426

>>18259401
>What is a century?
Fuck off Socrates. NO GYM MEMBERSHIP HERE.

>> No.18259432

>>18259417
Doesn't make him a 20th century philosopher you dumb retard

>> No.18259437

>>18259432
Monumental cope. If someone was alive and writing philosophical works during the 20th century, they were a 20th-century philosopher.

>> No.18259441

>>18259426
>>18259432
>>18259437
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>>18259419
3. is twice.

>> No.18259442

>>18259437
Yeats is not a 19th century poet despite publishing in the 19th century. You're a retard and that's ok.

>> No.18259448

>>18259442
Yeats was a 19th AND a 20th-century poet, just like Peirce was a 19th and 20th-century philosopher. Crossways is a book of 19th-century poetry, The Tower is a book of 20th-century poetry

>> No.18259454

>>18259448
>Kant is a 19th century philosopher because he published something after the year 1800
You're autistic I get it

>> No.18259456

Heidegger, Wittgenstein, Deleuze, Husserl, Laruelle

>> No.18259457

>>18259454
>Kant is a 19th century philosopher because he published something after the year 1800
That's right - he was also an 18th-century one, because he published something before the year 1800

>> No.18259460

>>18259457
I'm sorry for your autism anon

>> No.18259461

>>18259460
That's all you got?

>> No.18259675

>>18259441
>3. is twice.

it's non-dualism

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>>18259454
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>> No.18259705

Heidegger, Ellul, MacIntyre, Wittgenstein, Deleuze

>> No.18259758

Land

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>>18259391
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>>18259461
These are the "people" you share a board with, bravo /lit/.

>> No.18260287

>>18259168
Heidegger
Schmitt
Ellul
Klages
Jung

>> No.18260304

No clue who the other four are, but Hitler is almost objectively number one.

>> No.18260494

Popper, Camus, Fromm, Rawls

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>>18259168
Husserl, Blondel, Shestov, Lukasiewicz, Simondon
Making it a top ten:
Lavelle, Gödel, Heidegger, Bergson, Gadamer
That's putting aside Urs von balthasar as more strictly a theologian even though he should be in the top five.

>> No.18260739

>>18260717
Can you explain your choices?

>> No.18261186

>>18260739
I'll just give a word on the lesser known half.
>Lukasiewicz
His theory of many-valued logic is very important. Dabbed on fatalists and necessity obsessed writers. There is no recovery from this (not that it was serious after Leibniz anyway). Renewed and developed modal logic.
>Simondon
Wrote on many subjects, usually enlightening even if I have many disagreements. Most importantly he doesn't see technology as something separate from culture, life, or even existence. If anything, he should be read by /lit/ to counteract the neo-luddites all the while refuting the utilitarian "neoliberalism".
>Lavelle
Systematic metaphysician with little care for criticism, linguistic turns, anti-ontology or any of the various metaphysics denying bullshit, which is just refreshing. Also wrote much on the theory of values. An influence on several famous writers (Deleuze, Ricoeur) but a very confidential name by himself.
>Shestov
He did for the 20th century what Kierkegaard was to the previous one. Might seem strange to put him next to Husserl (who knew and appreciated him) but he is still the best attempted argument against rationalism.
>Blondel
He is what I expected from the pragmatists when I first started with them. His theory of action is the best there is, and that contains what analytics would call philosophy of mind.

That's it, I'm not explaining how Husserl (pbuh) was right about everything.

>> No.18261244

Heidegger
Nishitani
Foucault
Gadamer
Serres

>> No.18261251

>>18260304
Hitler was more of a philosopher-king than a philosopher. A man of action.

>> No.18261281

I think that psychoanalysis was the premier movement of the last century, far better than existentialism.

>> No.18261309

Wittgenstein
Wittgenstein
Wittgenstein
Wittgenstein
Jayden Smith

>> No.18261333

>>18261186
Based

>> No.18261448

Me
Me
Me
Me
Me

>> No.18262797

>>18260287
not bad

>> No.18263314

>>18260717
Very good list. I'd probably add Deleuze and maybe Laruelle, but that's a bit of a stretch.

>> No.18264282

>>18259168
Bataille
Deleuze
Camus
Foucault
Wittgenstein