The Great Philosopher's Review

This philosopher founded formal logic

This famous philosopher has 4 big ideas... one of which was "Think More"...

The doctrine believes that everything in this world is made up of only solid material objects

This philosopher is a member of the green party in the USA

Ludwig Gittgenstein believed that philosophy was "math based"

This doctrine concluded that no theory of reality is possible. There can be no knowledge beyond experience.

This thinker argued that the educational system of her time deliberately trained women to be frivolous and incapable.

This philosopher founded "Taosim"

This philosophers major contribution was logicism

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William Quine wrote extensively on language and math.. considered a logician

This thinker explored various perceptions of Black women and the development of feminine identity

This philosopher is best known for his iconic poetry

Analytic philosophy also means linguistic philosophy

This philosopher attempted to explain in whole the history of philosophy, art, science and religion

This doctrine is concerned with finding oneself and the meaning of life...

The majority of female philosophers are have gained the offical title as "philosopher".

This doctrine is the belief that life is meaningless.

Dvaita(dualism) is the opposite of Advaita(non-dualism)...

This philosopher is most famous for the "dialectic method"

This philosopher is best known for his work in bringing an understanding of Hinduism to the West.​

This philosopher concluded that no theory of reality is possible. There can be no knowledge beyond experience...

Judith Butler wrote the book "the Second Sex".

Empiricism states that reality is fundamentally "mental"...

The doctrine believes that everything belongs to the world of nature.

This philosopher predicted an end to religion and metaphysics and often wrote about Nihilism

This philosopher is the father of "Thomism"

The philosopher is considered a "celebrity" in philosophy due to his humerous antics.

This doctrine states that the simple explanation is preferred.

This doctrine states that only meaningful philosophical problems are those that are solved by "logical analysis".