Dante | Alighieri | Italian poet. Aka: Durante di Alighiero degli Alighieri, Dante. |
John | Aspinall | Gambler and conservationist. |
Francis | Bacon | English philosopher and statesman. |
J. G. | Ballard | English novelist, short story writer, and essayist. |
Julian | Barbour | British physicist. |
Gregory | Bateson | English anthropologist, social scientist, linguist. |
Tycho | Brahe | Danish nobleman, astronomer, and writer. |
Hugh | Brody | British anthropologist, writer, director and lecturer. |
Peter | Brook | Theatre director. |
R. A. | Brooks | Roboticist and author. |
Samuel | Butler | English author. |
Jean | Charcot | French neurologist and professor of anatomical pathology. |
Bruce | Chatwin | English travel writer, novelist, and journalist. |
Yang | Chu | Chinese philosopher. Aka: Yang Zhu, Yang Zi, Yangzi. |
Marcus Tullius | Cicero | Roman statesman, orator, lawyer and philosopher. |
E. M. | Cioran | Romanian philosopher and essayist. |
Auguste | Comte | French philosopher and writer. |
Cyril | Connolly | English literary critic and writer. |
Joseph | Conrad | One of writers deeply affected by Schopenhauer philosophy. |
Nicolaus | Copernicus | Renaissance-era mathematician and astronomer. |
Charles | Darwin | English naturalist, geologist and biologist. |
Giorgio | de Chirico | Italian artist and writer. |
Joseph | de Maistre | French-speaking Savoyard philosopher, lawyer, and diplomat. |
Bernard | de Mandeville | Anglo-Dutch philosopher, political economist and satirist. |
Thomas | de Quincey | English essayist. |
Joel | de Rosnay | Sciences and scientific writer, President of Biotics International |
Henri | de Saint-Simon | French political and economic theorist. |
Guy | Debord | French Marxist theorist and philosopher. |
René | Descartes | French philosopher, mathematician, and scientist. |
Jared | Diamond | American geographer, historian, and author. |
| Dostoevsky | Russian novelist, short story writer, journalist and philosopher. |
George | Dyson | American-Canadian non-fiction author and historian of technology. |
Meister | Eckardt | German theologian, philosopher and mystic. |
Anton | Ehrenzweig | Austrian author and psychoanalyst. |
Albert | Einstein | German-born theoretical physicist. |
Havelock | Ellis | Physician, writer, progressive intellectual and social reformer. |
Max | Ernst | German painter, sculptor, graphic artist, and poet. |
Nikolai | Fedorov | Russian Orthodox Christian philosopher. |
Paul Karl | Feyerabend | Austrian-born philosopher. |
Brian J. | Ford | Independent research biologist, author, and lecturer. |
Charles F. | Fourier | French philosopher. |
Sigmund | Freud | Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis. |
Roman | Frister | The prisoner who stole the cap. |
Francis | Fukuyama | American political scientist, political economist, and author. |
| Gallimard | Debord's new publisher. |
Antoni | Gaudí | Architect known as greatest exponent of Catalan Modernism. |
William | Gibson | American-Canadian fiction writer. |
Marija | Gimbutas | American-Lithuanian archaeologist. |
William | Golding | Novelist. |
A. C. | Graham | Welsh scholarcand Sinologist. |
Robert | Graves | British poet, historical novelist, critic, and classicist. |
T. H. | Green | English philosopher, political radical and temperance reformer. |
Graham | Greene | English novelist. |
Jerzy | Grotowski | Polish theatre director. |
Henepola | Gunaratana | Buddhist meditation teacher. |
G. I. | Gurdjieff | Mystic, philosopher, spiritual teacher, and composer. |
Thomas | Hardy | One of writers deeply affected by Schopenhauer philosophy. |
Georg | Hegel | German philosopher and an important figure of German idealism. |
Martin | Heidegger | German philosopher and a seminal thinker. |
| Heinrich | German physician. |
Werner | Heisenberg | German theoretical physicist. |
| Heller | Russian historian. |
Gustaw | Herling | Polish writer, journalist, essayist. |
Thomas | Hobbes | English philosopher. |
Sam | Hose | Black Georgian who was tortured and executed. |
David | Hume | Scottish philosopher, historian, economist, and essayist. |
Edmund | Husserl | Heidegger's old friend and former teacher. |
Robinson | Jeffers | American poet. |
Bill | Joy | One of the pioneers of the new information technologies. |
C. G. | Jung | Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. |
Immanuel | Kant | German philosopher. |
Nikos | Kazantzakis | Greek writer. |
Johannes | Kepler | German astronomer, mathematician, and astrologer. |
Arthur | Koestler | Hungarian-British author and journalist. |
Jiddu | Krishnamurti | Indian philosopher, speaker and writer. |
Ray | Kurzweil | American inventor and futurist. |
William | Lanner | The man whose grave was opened by Dr George Stokell. |
D. H. | Lawrence | English writer and poet. |
Stanislaw | Lem | Polish writer and a trained physician. |
Vladimir | Lenin | Russian revolutionary, politician, and political theorist. |
Leonard C. | Lewin | American writer. |
Wyndham | Lewis | English writer, painter and critic. |
Benjamin | Libet | Pioneering scientist in the field of human consciousness. |
James | Lovelock | Independent scientist, environmentalist, and futurist. |
Karl | Lowith | German philosopher, a student of Husserl and Heidegger. |
Niccolò | Machiavelli | Italian diplomat, politician, historian, philosopher. |
Thomas | Malthus | English cleric and scholar. |
Thomas | Mann | One of writers deeply affected by Schopenhauer philosophy. |
Chairman | Mao | Former Chairman of the Communist Party of China. |
Eugene | Marais | South African poet and naturalist. |
Lynn | Margulis | American evolutionary theorist and biologist. |
Karl | Marx | German philosopher, economist, historian, sociologist. |
Fritz | Mauthner | Austro-Hungarian novelist, theatre critic and satirist. |
Anton | Mesmer | German doctor with an interest in astronomy. |
Czeslaw | Milosz | Polish poet, prose writer, translator and diplomat. |
Jacques | Monod | One of the founders of molecular biology. |
Hans | Moravec | Futurist. |
Reg | Morrison | Author. |
Oswald | Mosley | British Politician. |
| Nekrich | Soviet historian. |
Isaac | Newton | English mathematician, physicist, astronomer, theologian, author. |
Friedrich | Nietzsche | German philosopher. son of a Lutheran minister. |
Blaise | Pascal | French mathematician, physicist, inventor, Catholic theologian. |
Noel | Perrin | American essayist. |
Fernando | Pessoa | Portuguese poet, writer, literary critic, publisher and philosopher. |
Karl | Popper | Austrian-British philosopher and professor. |
O. | Potzl | Neurologist. |
John | Rawls | American moral and political philosopher in the liberal tradition. |
Goronwy | Rees | Welsh journalist, academic and writer. |
Jeremy | Rifkin | American economic and social theorist, writer, and activist. |
Richard | Rudgley | British author. |
Bertrand | Russell | British philosopher, logician, mathematician, historian and writer. |
Dorion | Sagan | American author, essayist, fiction writer, and theorist. |
Marshall | Sahlins | American anthropologist, |
Lou Andreas- | Salome | Nietzsche's lover. |
N. K. | Sandars | British archaeologist and prehistorian. |
Adi | Sankara | Indian philosopher and theologian. Aka: Shankara. |
George | Santayana | Philosopher, essayist, poet, and novelist. |
Arnold | Schoenberg | American-Austrian composer. |
Arthur | Schopenhauer | German philosopher. |
Erwin | Schrödinger | Nobel Prize-winning Austrian physicist. |
Varlam | Shalamov | Russian writer, journalist, poet and Gulag survivor. |
George Bernard | Shaw | Irish playwright, critic, polemicist and political activist. |
Leo | Shestov | Russian writer. |
Angelus | Silesius | German Catholic priest and physician. |
Baruch | Spinoza | Jewish-Dutch philosopher of Portuguese Sephardi origin. |
Joseph | Stalin | Soviet Georgian revolutionary and politician. |
Constantin | Stanislavsky | Russian theatre practitioner. |
Dr George | Stokell | Member of the Royal Society of Tasmania. |
Rebecca | Stone Miller | Author of Art of the Andes. |
Leo | Tolstoy | One of writers deeply affected by Schopenhauer philosophy. |
Konstantin | Tsiolkovsky | Russian rocket engineer. |
Mary | Turner | Pregnant black woman who was brutally murdered. |
Kaspar | Utz | Character from Bruce Chatwin's novel Utz. |
Raoul | Vaneigem | Belgian writer. |
Francisco | Varela | Cognitive scientist. |
Rex | Warner | English classicist, writer and translator. |
E. O. | Wilson | The greatest contemporary Darwinian. |
Ludwig | Wittgenstein | Austrian-British philosopher who worked primarily in logic. |
Adrian | Woolfson | Author. |
Alexander | | King of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon. |
Ananda | | Buddha's faithful disciple. |
Aristotle | | Greek philosopher and scientist. |
Augustine | | Philosopher. |
Chuang-Tzu | | Chinese philosopher. Aka: Zhuang Zhou, Zhuangzi. |
Dionysus | | Ancient Greek cult of the god. |
Epicurus | | Ancient Greek philosopher. |
Euripides | | Tragedian of classical Athens. |
Galileo | | Italian astronomer, physicist and engineer. |
Homer | | Legendary author of the Iliad and the Odyssey. |
Icarus | | Son of the master craftsman Daedalus. |
Nagarjuna | | Indian philosopher |
Plato | | Philosopher. |
Prometheus | | Titan, culture hero, and trickster. |
Protagoras | | Pre-Socratic Greek philosopher. |
Pyrrho | | Founder of Greek Scepticism. |
Sisyphus | | Greek mythology Sisyphus or Sisyphos was the king of Ephyra. |
Socrates | | Greek philosopher. |
Tertullian | | Theologian who lived in Carthage. |
Zarathustra | | Ancient Iranian prophet, spiritual leader and ethical philosopher. |