Cough' by your answer you just said that Kant is better than Descartes thus contradicting your argument earlier cough'
Aquaman! AKA the most underappreciated Superhero.

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This German logician and mathematician was famous for his work in the philosophy of language. Also known as the father of analytical philosophy.

What is Frege?

This postmodern philosopher once said, "Disneyland exists in order to hide that it is the "real" country, all of "real" America that is Disneyland."

(No Googling!)

Baudrillard!

Which philosopher-come-madman made this impassioned defence of the full extent of natural law:

Might one so regard Nature's gentlest unions, the ones she most insistently
prescribes to us and counsels most warmly? Eugénie, a moment of reason: how, after the vast afflictions our planet sometime knew, how was the human species otherwise able to perpetuate itself, if not through incest? Of which we find, do we not, the example and the proof itself in the books Christianity respects most highly. By what other means could Adam's family and that of Noah have been preserved? Sift, examine universal custom: everywhere you will detect incest authorized, considered a wise law and proper to cement familial ties. If, in a word, love is born of resemblance, where may it be more perfect than between brother and sister, between father and daughter? An ill-founded policy, one produced by the fear lest certain families become too powerful, bans incest from our midst; but let us not abuse ourselves to the point of mistaking for natural law what is dictated to us only by interest or ambition; let us delve into our hearts: 'tis always there I send our pedantic moralists; let us but question this sacred organ and we will notice that nothing is more exquisite than carnal connection within the family; let us cease to be blind with what concerns a brother's feelings for his sister, a father's for his daughter: in vain does one or the other disguise them behind a mask of legitimate tenderness: the most violent love is the unique sentiment ablaze in them, the only one Nature has deposited in their hearts. Hence, let us double, triple these delicious incests, fearlessly multiply them, and let us believe that the more straitly the object of our desires does belong to us, the greater charm shall there be in enjoying it. — ???

Correct. :up:

Correct.

Common — Agustino

that really pisses you off doesn’t it? :lol: so funny

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What is psychoanalytic theory? (Wild guess. I didn't google)

He declared that human life is a never-ending suffering.

Who is Thomas Hobbes?

:grin: Incorrect.
Not sure if that answer is for my question, though.
Also, if I give another hint, that would make it too easy. This philosopher is famous for theory on "Will".

What is oral, anal, phalic, latent, and genital?

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What is schopenhaur? (unsure if spelling is correct)

A 20th century jewish philosopher who distinguished between two ways of relating to an object - 'I it' vs 'I thou'.

Who is Saul Kripke???

Close, more hints: his first name begins with M and is a lesser known existentialist.

I know who it is because I googled the phrase you gave. I'm therefore disqualified.

I never heard of him before.

I'll let someone else answer.

Who is Martin Buber?

This concept is Karl Popper's most famous contribution to the philosophy of science.

Ah darn! But yea he's had some interesting ideas, give him a read if you can.

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That's correct!

Yes, that's correct.

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What's falsificationism?

Scholarch during the middle period of the Academy. Ariston described him as "Plato the head of him, Pyrrho the tail, in the midst Diodorus".

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A (type of) philosopher who uses non-empirical method to arrive at truth.