A-Z OF Great Thinkers and Philosophers

A-Z OF Great Thinkers and Philosophers

Aristotle, for his Rhetoric

Buddha for his teachings

Chanakya for his Niti

Darwin for his evolution

Edward D Bono for his lateral thinking

Friedrich Nietzsche for Existentialism

Gandhi for his Non-violence

Heidegger Martin for his Hermeneutics

Ibn Battuta for his Rihala

Jiddu Krishnamurthy for his Radical change of mind

Karl Mark for his Communist Manifesto, Das Kapital

Lao Tzu for his Taoism

Maslow, for his Motivation theory

Nagarjuna for his two-truth doctrine

Osborn for his brainstorming

Plato, for his school of thought

Ramana Maharshi for his Monism

Socrates, for his Socratic questioning

Theodor Adorno, for his Critical theory of society

Uppaluri Gopala Krishnamurti, for his spiritual philosophy

Voltaire, for his enlightened thinking

Walter Benjamin, for his Auratic perception, aestheticization of politics

Zarathushtra for Zoroastrianism.

Compiled by M.L. Narendra Kumar

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