List of living philosophers and academics of philosophy

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Living philosophers and academics of philosophy (and others important in the history of philosophy), listed alphabetically:

(For philosophers who have recently passed away, see the companion list: List of philosophers born in the twentieth century.)

Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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Marilyn McCord Adams^O12, Christ Church, Oxford, philosophy of religion
Robert Adams^O12, Christ Church, Oxford, philosophy of religion
Sediq Afghan, International Centre for Mathematical Philosophy, Kabul, area of research unknown
Giorgio Agamben, University of Verona, political philosophy
Robert Alexy, University of Kiel, philosophy of law
Henry Allison, University of California, Davis, Kant/18th-19th century philosophy
William Alston^C^O12, Syracuse University (Emeritus), epistemology/philosophy of religion
C. Anthony Anderson, University of California, Santa Barbara, logic
Karl-Otto Apel, University of Frankfurt am Main (Emeritus), ethics/philosophy of language
Anthony Appiah, Princeton University, social philosophy
David Malet Armstrong^C^O12^R, University of Sydney (Emeritus), philosophy of mind/metaphysics
Kenneth Arrow^O12, Stanford University, decision theory/social philosophy
Robert Audi, University of Notre Dame, ethics/epistemology/philosophy of action

[edit] B

Kent Bach, San Francisco State University, philosophy of language
Alain Badiou, École Normale Supérieure, political philosophy
Annette Baier^O1, University of Pittsburgh (Emerita), Hume/ethics/philosophy of mind
Kurt Baier^O1, University of Pittsburgh (Emeritus), ethics
Étienne Balibar, University of California, Irvine, political philosophy
Stephen Barker, Johns Hopkins University (Emeritus), logic
Jonathan Barnes^O12, University of Paris I, ancient philosophy
Brian Barry^O12, Columbia University/London School of Economics (Emeritus), ethics/political philosophy
Jacques Barzun, Columbia University, history of ideas
Jean Baudrillard^O2^R^S, European Graduate School, postmodernism/post-structuralism
William Bechtel, University of California, San Diego, philosophy of science
Hamdija Begovic, Affiliation unknown, political philosophy/social philosophy
Nuel Belnap^O12, University of Pittsburgh, logic
Paul Benacerraf, Princeton University, philosophy of mathematics
Jonathan Bennett^O12, Syracuse University, early modern philosophy
Geoffrey Bennington, Emory University, deconstructionism
Jean-Yves Béziau, University of Neuchâtel, logic
Homi Bhabha, Harvard University, postcolonial theory
Roy Bhaskar, Affiliation unknown, Critical Realism
Mubabinge Bilolo, African Institute for Future Sciences - Institut Africain d'Études Prospectives, INADEP-Kinshasa, history of african philosophy/ancient egyptian philosophy/ethics/philosophy of history
Harry Binswanger, Ayn Rand Institute, philosophy of mind/philosophy of science
Simon Blackburn^O12, University of Cambridge, epistemology/metaphysics/ethics
David Blitz, Central Connecticut State University, philosophy of science
Ned Block^O12, New York University, philosophy of mind
Paul Boghossian, New York University, epistemology
Laurence BonJour, University of Washington, epistemology
Myles Brand, Indiana University, action theory
Robert Brandom^O2, University of Pittsburgh, philosophy of mind/philosophy of language
Stephen Bronner, Rutgers University, political philosophy
Bryn Browne, University of Wales, Lampeter, ethics
Anthony Brueckner, University of California, Santa Barbara, metaphysics/epistemology
Malcolm Budd^O1, University College London, aesthetics
Mario Bunge, McGill University, philosophy of science/metaphysics
Tyler Burge^O12, University of California, Los Angeles, philosophy of mind/epistemology
John Burnheim, University of Sydney, political philosophy
Myles Frederic Burnyeat^O12, All Souls College, Oxford, ancient philosophy
Panayot Butchvarov, University of Iowa, metaphysics/epistemology
Judith Butler, University of California, Berkeley/European Graduate School, poststructuralism/feminism

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John Campbell^O2, University of California, Berkeley, philosophy of mind
John D. Caputo, Syracuse University, deconstructionism/philosophy of religion
Nancy Cartwright^O12, London School of Economics, philosophy of science
Stanley Cavell^C^O12^R, Harvard University, epistemology
David Chalmers^O2, Australian National University, philosophy of mind
Timothy Chambers, Brown University (Graduate student), metaphysics
Rafe Champion, Independent scholar, social philosophy
David Charles, Oriel College, Oxford, philosophy of mind/philosophy of action
Albert Chernenko, Tomsk State University, social and legal philosophy
Noam Chomsky^C^O12^R, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, philosophy of language/philosophy of mind
Andrea Christofidou, Pembroke College, Oxford, metaphysics/philosophy of mind
Patricia Churchland^C, University of California, San Diego, philosophy of mind/philosophy of science
Paul Churchland^C^O12, University of California, San Diego, philosophy of mind/philosophy of science
Hélène Cixous^R, University of Paris VIII, feminism/deconstructionism
Andy Clark, University of Edinburgh, philosophy of mind
Stephen R. L. Clark, University of Liverpool, ethics/philosophy of religion
David Cockburn, University of Wales, Lampeter, philosophy of mind/metaphysics
G.A. Cohen^O12, All Souls College, Oxford, political philosophy
André Comte-Sponville, University of Paris I, philosophy of religion/philosophy of education
Marcel Conche, University of Paris I, ancient philosophy
William Lane Craig, Biola University, philosophy of religion

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Hamid Dabashi, Columbia University, transaesthetics
Newton da Costa, University of São Paulo, logic
Arthur Danto^C^O12, Columbia University, aesthetics
Michael Davis, Illinois Institute of Technology, ethics/philosophy of law
Daniel Dennett^C^O12^R, Tufts University, philosophy of science/philosophy of mind
Vincent Descombes, Institut Jean Nicod, philosophy of language/philosophy of mind
Sousa Dias, Escola de Artes Soares dos Reis, Porto, Deleuze
Daniel Dombrowski, Seattle University, ethics
Keith Donnellan, University of California, Los Angeles (Emeritus), philosophy of language
Elliot N. Dorff, University of Judaism, ethics/bioethics
Fred Dretske^C^O12, Duke University, epistemology/philosophy of mind
Hubert Dreyfus, University of California, Berkeley, phenomenology/artificial intelligence
Michael Dummett^C^O12^R, All Souls College, Oxford (Emeritus), philosophy of mathematics/philosophy of language/logic
Ronald Dworkin^C^O12^R, University College London/New York University, philosophy of law

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John Earman^O2, University of Pittsburgh, philosophy of physics
Umberto Eco^C, University of Bologna, semiotics/aesthetics
Dorothy Edgington, Magdalen College, Oxford, metaphysics/logic
Jon Elster^O12, Collège de France, decision theory/philosophy of social science
Stanley Eveling, University of Edinburgh, existentialism

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Solomon Feferman, Stanford University, mathematical logic
Hartry Field^O12, New York University, logic/philosophy of mathematics
Kit Fine^O2, New York University, philosophy of language/metaphysics
John Finnis^O12, University College, Oxford/University of Notre Dame, philosophy of law
Owen Flanagan, Duke University, philosophy of mind/philosophy of psychology
Richard E. Flathman, Johns Hopkins University, political philosophy
Antony Flew, York University, social philosophy/philosophy of religion
Jerry Fodor^C^O12^R, Rutgers University, philosophy of mind/philosophy of psychology
Robert J. Fogelin^O12, Dartmouth College (Emeritus), history of philosophy/epistemology
Dagfinn Føllesdal^O12, Stanford University, philosophy of language/phenomenology
Philippa Foot^C^O12, University of California, Los Angeles (Emerita), ethics/philosophy of action
Eckart Förster, Johns Hopkins University, German idealism/history of philosophy
Harry Gordon Frankfurt^O12, Princeton University (Emeritus), ethics/philosophy of action
Michael Frede^O12, Keble College, Oxford, ancient philosophy/history of philosophy

[edit] G

Martin Gardner, Independent scholar, skepticism/logic
David Gauthier^O12, University of Pittsburgh (Emeritus), political philosophy/social philosophy
Peter Geach^C^O12, University of Leeds (Emeritus), philosophy of language/philosophy of religion
Alexander George, Amherst College, philosophy of language/philosophy of mathematics
Robert P. George, Princeton University, philosophy of law
Bernard Gert, Dartmouth College, ethics
Edmund Gettier^O12, University of Massachusetts at Amherst (Emeritus), epistemology
Raymond Geuss, University of Cambridge, political philosophy/history of Continental philosophy
Allan Gibbard^O12, University of Michigan, ethics
Margaret Gilbert, University of California, Irvine, social philosophy/ethics
Neil Gillman, Jewish Theological Seminary, Jewish philosophy
Rene Girard, Stanford University (Emeritus), philosophical anthropology
Ernst von Glasersfeld, University of Georgia, constructivist epistemology
Jonathan Glover^O12, King's College London, ethics
Clark Glymour, Carnegie Mellon University, philosophy of science/philosophy of psychology
Alvin Ira Goldman^C^O12, Rutgers University, epistemology/philosophy of mind
Richard Grathoff, Bielefeld University, phenomenology
John Gray, London School of Economics, political philosophy
A. C. Grayling, Birkbeck, University of London, history of philosophy/epistemology
Celia Green, Independent scholar, philosophy of psychology
James Griffin^O12, Keble College, Oxford, ethics
Germain Grisez^O1, Mount Saint Mary's College, Catholic moral philosophy
Reinhardt Grossman^O12, Indiana University, Bloomington (Emeritus), epistemology/metaphysics/phenomenology
Adolf Grünbaum^O12, University of Pittsburgh, philosophy of science
Kwame Gyekye, University of Ghana, African philosophy

[edit] H

Susan Haack, University of Miami, philosophy of language/epistemology
Jürgen Habermas^C^O12^R^S*, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt am Main (Emeritus), critical theory
Ian Hacking^O12, Collège de France, philosophy of science/philosophy of language
Werner Hamacher, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University of Frankfurt am Main, deconstructionism
David Walter Hamlyn^O12, Birkbeck College, London (Emeritus), epistemology/philosophy of mind
Alastair Hannay^O12, University of Oslo, Kierkegaard/philosophy of mind
John Hare, Yale Divinity School, ethics
Gilbert Harman^O12, Princeton University, ethics/epistemology/philosophy of mind
Stephan Hartmann, London School of Economics, philosophy of science/epistemology
John Haugeland, University of Chicago, philosophy of mind
Futa Helu, `Atenisi Institute, Tonga, cultural philosophy/philosophy of education
Ronald William Hepburn^O1, University of Edinburgh, aesthetics
Mary Hesse, Cambridge University (Emerita), philosophy of science
John Hick^O1, University of Birmingham, philosophy of religion
Alice von Hildebrand, Hunter College, (Emerita), philosophy of religion
Jaakko Hintikka^C^O12, Boston University, logic/epistemology
Douglas Hofstadter, Indiana University Bloomington, philosophy of mind
Ted Honderich^O2, University College London, metaphysics/political philosophy
Jennifer Hornsby^O12, Birkbeck College, London, philosophy of language/philosophy of mind
Paul Horwich^O12, New York University, logic/metaphysics
Paulin J. Hountondji, National University of Benin, African philosophy
Edward M. Hundert, Case Western Reserve University, medical ethics
Rosalind Hursthouse, University of Auckland, ethics

[edit] I

Michael Ignatieff, University of Toronto, political philosophy
Don Ihde, State University of New York at Stony Brook, hermeneutics/phenomenology
Luce Irigaray^C^O12^R, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, feminism/philosophy of language
Terence Irwin^O12, Cornell University, ancient philosophy

[edit] J

Frank Jackson^O12, Australian National University, philosophy of mind
Fredric Jameson, Duke University, literary criticism/postmodernism
Christopher Janaway, University of Southampton, aesthetics

[edit] K

Shelly Kagan^O2, Yale University, ethics
Robert Kane, University of Texas at Austin, philosophy of action/philosophy of mind
David Kaplan^O12, University of California, Los Angeles, philosophy of language/logic
David Kelley, The Objectivist Center, social philosophy/epistemology
Anthony Kenny^O12, Balliol College, Oxford (Emeritus), philosophy of religion/philosophy of mind
Mahmoud Khatami, University of Tehran, Continental philosophy
Jaegwon Kim^C^O12, Brown University, philosophy of mind/epistemology
Peter J. King, Pembroke College, Oxford, history of philosophy/metaphysics
Mark Kingwell, University of Toronto, political philosophy/social philosophy
Richard Kirkham, Affiliation unknown, epistemology/logic
Philip Kitcher^O2, Columbia University, philosophy of science
Martha Klein, Pembroke College, Oxford, philosophy of action/ethics
John Kok, Dordt College, Reformational philosophy
Leszek Kolakowski, All Souls College, Oxford, political philosophy
Hilary Kornblith, University of Massachusetts Amherst, epistemology/philosophy of mind
Christine Korsgaard^O2, Harvard University, ethics/philosophy of action
Georg Kreisel^O12, Stanford University (Emeritus), logic
Saul Kripke^C^O12^R, CUNY Graduate Center, logic/philosophy of language
Julia Kristeva^C^O12^R, Affiliation unknown, poststructuralism/feminism
Will Kymlicka, Queen's University, political philosophy/social philosophy

[edit] L

Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe^R, Marc Bloch University, Continental philosophy
Michèle Le Dœuff^O12^R, Centre national de la recherche scientifique, feminism/imagery
Keith Lehrer^O12, University of Arizona/University of Miami, epistemology/metaphysics
Brian Leiter, University of Texas at Austin, philosophy of law/Continental philosophy
Claude Lévi-Strauss^O12^R, Collège de France (Emeritus), structuralism
Bernard-Henri Lévy, Independent scholar, social philosophy
Alphonso Lingis, Pennsylvania State University (Emeritus), phenomenology
John R. Lucas^O1, Merton College, Oxford (Emeritus), philosophy of mind/philosophy of science
William G. Lycan^O12, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, philosophy of mind/philosophy of language
David Lyons, Boston University, philosophy of law/ethics/political philosophy

[edit] M

Alasdair MacIntyre^C^O12^R, University of Notre Dame, ethics/history of philosophy
Penelope Maddy, University of California, Irvine, philosophy of mathematics
Mostafa Malekian, Affiliation unknown, social philosophy
Ruth Barcan Marcus^C^O12, Yale University/University of California, Irvine, logic
Charles B. Martin^O12, University of Calgary (Emeritus), philosophy of mind/metaphysics
Donald A. Martin, University of California, Los Angeles, philosophy of mathematics
Michael Martin, Boston University (Emeritus), philosophy of religion
Humberto Maturana, University of Chile, epistemology/philosophy of mind
George I. Mavrodes, University of Michigan, philosophy of religion
John McDowell^O12, University of Pittsburgh, philosophy of mind/philosophy of language
Colin McGinn^O12, Rutgers University/University of Miami, philosophy of mind/metaphysics
David McLellan, Goldsmiths' College, Marxism
John McMurtry, University of Guelph, ethics/political philosophy
Tony McWalter, Independent scholar, Kant/political philosophy
D. Hugh Mellor^O12, University of Cambridge (Emeritus), metaphysics
Winfried Menninghaus, Free University of Berlin, aesthetics/literary theory
Thomas Metzinger, Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, philosophy of mind/ethics
Mary Midgley, University of Newcastle upon Tyne (Emerita), ethics/philosophy of science
Alan Millar, University of Stirling, philosophy of mind/epistemology
Ruth Millikan^O12, University of Connecticut (Emerita), philosophy of mind/philosophy of language
Max More, Extropy Institute, transhumanism
J. P. Moreland, Biola University/Discovery Institute, philosophy of religion

[edit] N

Arne Næss^O1^R, University of Oslo (Emeritus), environmental philosophy
Thomas Nagel^C^O12^R, New York University, philosophy of mind/moral psychology
Jean-Luc Nancy^R, University of Strasbourg/European Graduate School, social philosophy
Jan Narveson, University of Waterloo, political philosophy
Seyyed Hossein Nasr, George Washington University, perennial philosophy
Stephen Neale, Rutgers University, philosophy of language/logic
Antonio Negri, Collège International de Philosophie/University of Paris I, political philosophy
Oskar Negt, University of Hanover, critical theory
Alexander Nehamas, Princeton University, literary theory/aesthetics
Ted Nelson, Oxford Internet Institute, philosophy of computers
Kai Nielsen, Concordia University, ethics
Ernst Nolte, Free University of Berlin, political philosophy
Christopher Norris, Cardiff University, literary theory
Martha Nussbaum^C^O12, University of Chicago, political philosophy/ethics

[edit] O

Anthony O'Hear, University of Bradford/University of Buckingham, philosophy of science
Onora O'Neill^O12, Newnham College, Cambridge, ethics/political philosophy

[edit] P

David Papineau^O12, King's College, London, epistemology/philosophy of science
Derek Parfit^C^O12, All Souls College, Oxford, metaphysics/ethics
Ali Paya, Tehran University, philosophy of science
Christopher Peacocke^O12, Columbia University, epistemology/philosophy of mind
David Pearce, independent scholar, transhumanism
David Pears^O12, Christ Church, Oxford (Emeritus), Wittgenstein
Leonard Peikoff, Ayn Rand Institute, objectivism
Jean-Jacques Pelletier, Cégep de Lévis-Lauzon
Keith Pepperell, Columbus State Community College/Columbus College of Art and Design
Richard Stanley Peters^O1, University of London (Emeritus), philosophy of education
Philip Pettit, Princeton University, political philosophy/ethics
Giovanni Piana, University of Milan, Italy, phenomenology
Robert Pirsig, independent scholar, Metaphysics of Quality
Alvin Plantinga^C^O12, University of Notre Dame, philosophy of religion/epistemology
Dag Prawitz, Stockholm University, philosophy of logic/philosophy of mathematics
Robert Priddy, University of Oslo (Emeritus), social philosophy
Graham Priest, University of Melbourne, logic
Hilary Putnam^C^O12^R, Harvard University, philosophy of mind/philosophy of language/epistemology
Andrew Pyle, University of Bristol, philosophy of science/early modern philosophy

[edit] Q

Anthony Quinton^O12, Trinity College, Oxford, ethics/metaphysics/history of philosophy

[edit] R

Stuart Rachels, University of Alabama, ethics
Janet Radcliffe Richards^O12, University College London, feminism/bioethics
Jacques Rancière, University of Paris VIII, political philosophy
Joseph Raz^O2, Balliol College, philosophy of law
Nicholas Rescher^O12, University of Pittsburgh, epistemology/metaphysics
R.R. Rockingham Gill, University of Wales, Lampeter, logic/philosophy of language
Avital Ronell, New York University/European Graduate School, feminism/deconstructionism
Richard Rorty^C^O12^R^S, Stanford University, pragmatism/social philosophy
Michael Ruse, Florida State University, philosophy of science

[edit] S

Mark Sainsbury^O12, University of Texas at Austin, logic/philosophy of language
Nathan Salmon, University of California, Santa Barbara, philosophy of language
Michael Sandel^O1, Harvard University, political philosophy
Crispin Sartwell, Dickinson College, social philosophy/epistemology
John Ralston Saul, Independent Scholar, social philosophy
Fernando Savater, Complutense University of Madrid, ethics
Thomas Scanlon^O2, Harvard University, ethics
Richard Schacht^O12, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Nietzsche/Hegel
Stephen Schiffer^O2, New York University, philosophy of language/philosophy of mind
Hubert Schleichert, University of Konstanz (Emeritus), political philosophy/non-European philosophy
J.B. Schneewind, Johns Hopkins University, ethics
Roger Scruton^O1, Institute of Psychological Sciences, Arlington, VA, aesthetics
John Searle^C^O12^R, University of California, Berkeley, philosophy of mind/philosophy of language
Amartya Sen^O12, Harvard University, ethics/political philosophy
Michel Serres, Stanford University, philosophy of science
Stewart Shapiro, Ohio State University/University of St Andrews, philosophy of mathematics/logic
Dariush Shayegan, Independent Scholar, comparative philosophy
Sydney Shoemaker^O12, Cornell University (Emeritus), philosophy of mind/metaphysics
Peter Singer^O12, Princeton University/University of Melbourne, ethics
John Skorupski, University of St Andrews, ethics/Mill
Brian Skyrms, University of California, Irvine, philosophy of science
Michael Slote, University of Miami, ethics
Peter Sloterdijk, Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie, posthumanism
J. J. C. Smart^C^O12^R, Monash University (Emeritus), metaphysics/philosophy of mind/ethics
Huston Smith, University of California, Berkeley, philosophy of religion
Michael Smith, Princeton University, ethics
Raymond Smullyan, Indiana University, logic
Joseph D. Sneed, Colorado School of Mines, philosophy of science
Scott Soames, University of Southern California, philosophy of language
Elliot Sober, University of Wisconsin, philosophy of science
Alan Soble, Affiliation unknown, philosophy of sex
Robert C. Solomon, University of Texas at Austin, 19th century German philosophy
Richard Ruston Kharsedji Sorabji^O12, King's College, London/City University of New York, ancient philosophy
Abdolkarim Soroush, Affiliation unknown, philosophy of science
David Sosa, University of Texas at Austin, philosophy of mind
Ernest Sosa^O12, Brown University/Rutgers University, epistemology
Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Columbia University, postcolonialism
Timothy L.S. Sprigge^O12, University of Edinburgh, philosophy of mind/ethics
Robert Stalnaker^O12, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, philosophy of language/logic
Stephen Stich^O12, Rutgers University, philosophy of mind
Galen Strawson, Reading University/CUNY Graduate Center, philosophy of mind/philosophy of action
Barry Stroud^O12, University of California, Berkeley, epistemology
Richard Swinburne^C^O12, Oriel College, Oxford (Emeritus), philosophy of religion
David Sztybel, Affiliation unknown, ethics

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Javad Tabatabaei, Tehran University, political philosophy
Charles Taylor^C^O12^R, McGill University (Emeritus), epistemology/continental philosophy
Neil Tennant, Ohio State University, metaphysics/epistemology/logic
Judith Jarvis Thomson^C^O12, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Emerita), ethics
Tzvetan Todorov^R, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, literary theory
Michael Tooley, University of Colorado at Boulder, metaphysics/epistemology
Peter Tudvad, University of Copenhagen, Kierkegaard
Ernst Tugendhat^O12, Tübingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany (Emeritus), epistemology/metaphysics
Raimo Tuomela, University of Helsinki, philosophy of science/philosophy of action
Michael Tye, University of Texas at Austin, philosophy of mind/philosophy of science

[edit] U

Peter Unger, New York University, epistemology/ethics
Alasdair Urquhart, University of Toronto, logic

[edit] V

Bas C. van Fraassen^O12, Princeton University, philosophy of science
Peter van Inwagen, University of Notre Dame, metaphysics/philosophy of religion
Gianni Vattimo^R, University of Turin, Continental philosophy/philosophy of religion
Adolfo Sánchez Vázquez, National Autonomous University of Mexico, Marxism
Paul Virilio, Ecole Speciale d' Architecture (retired), aesthetics/dromology/technology

[edit] W

David Walford, University of Wales, Lampeter, German philosophy
Kendall Walton^O2, University of Michigan, aesthetics
Michael Walzer^O12, Institute for Advanced Study, political philosophy/ethics
Ernest Wamba dia Wamba, University of Dar es Salaam, political philosophy
Mary Warnock^O12, Girton College, Cambridge (Emerita), ethics/philosophy of mind
Ota Weinberger^R, Charles University in Prague, legal philosophy/social philosophy
Cornel West, Princeton University, social philosophy/political philosophy
David Wiggins^O12, New College, Oxford (Emeritus), ethics/metaphysics
Ken Wilber, Integral Institute, neo-perennial philosophy
Dallas Willard, University of Southern California, epistemology/Husserl
Timothy Williamson^O2, New College, Oxford, epistemology/logic
Kwasi Wiredu, University of South Florida, African philosophy
Nicholas Wolterstorff, Yale University (Emeritus), philosophy of religion/epistemology
Paul Woodruff, University of Texas at Austin, Ancient Greek philosophy
Crispin Wright^O12, University of St. Andrews, philosophy of mathematics/logic

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[edit] Z

Philip Zhai, Zhongshan University, metaphysics/metaethics
Zhou Guoping, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, traditional Eastern philosophy
Slavoj Žižek, European Graduate School/University of Ljubljana, postmodernism

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[edit] Notes

Note C: - For more information about this person's contribution to philosophy, see his/her entry in The Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy, (Second Edition). Cambridge University Press; 1999. ISBN 0-521-63722-8

Note O: - For more information about this person's contribution to philosophy, see his/her entry in The Oxford Companion to Philosophy.

1: Oxford University Press; 1995. ISBN 0-19-866132-0

2: Oxford University Press; 2005. ISBN 0-19-926479-1

Note R: - For more information about this person's contribution to philosophy, see his/her entry in the Concise Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Routledge; 2000. ISBN 0-415-22364-4

Note S: - This person is featured in the peer-reviewed online Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Subjects with an asterisk have an article solicited about them, but not yet published at the encyclopedia (as of 2-22-2006).