LIST OF PHILOSOPHERS   For Use in ELCF200 and ELCF400 Dr. Makedon Course:______  Section:___________ Term:__________ Year:___________ THIS LIST BELOW IS INTENDED ONLY TO INSPIRE STUDENTS TO THINK OF POSSIBLE "PHILOSOPHERS" THEY COULD USE FOR THEIR POSITION AND ROLE PLAY PRESENTATIONS. IT SHOULD NOT BE SEEN AS THE ONLY LIST THEY COULD USE, AS THERE ARE NUMEROUS OTHERS THEY COULD CONSULT TO FIND A "PHILOSOPHER" FOR THEIR POSITION OR ROLE PLAY PRESENTATIONS. FOR EXAMPLE, SEE THIS LIST OF PHILOSOPHERS ON THE INTERNET:  http://vos.ucsb.edu/shuttle/philo.html#philosophers OTHER SOURCES OF NAMES OF PHILOSOPHERS MIGHT INCLUDE THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PHILOSOPHY; OR THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION, AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET AT: http://educacao.pro.br/entries.htm OR ANY OF THE LISTS CITED AT THE MIDWEST PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION SOURCES PAGE AT: http://webs.csu.edu/~big0ama/mpes/journals/journals.html#Books A STUDENT MAY ADD A NAME TO THE LIST BELOW THAT HE OR SHE SAW IN ANOTHER LIST, OR KNOWS FROM OTHER CLASSES OR READINGS  HE OR SHE MAY HAVE DONE. TO ADD A NAME TO THE LIST BELOW, A STUDENT MUST FIRSTLY CONSULT WITH THE INSTRUCTOR TO MAKE SURE SUCH NAME COUNTS AS A "PHILOSOPHER;" AND SECONDLY , ONCE APPROVAL IS GRANTED BY THE INSTRUCTOR, INSERT SUCH NAME ALPABETICALLY IN THE LIST, AND SIGN HIS OR HER NAME NEXT TO THAT PHILOSOPHER, AND ATTENDANCE NUMBER,  IN ORDER TO "RESERVE" SUCH PHILOSOPHER FOR HIM/HERSELF. THE WAY A STUDENT MAY "RESERVE" A PHILOSOPHER FROM THE LIST BELOW IS AS FOLLOWS: 1. STUDENTS WRITE THEIR NAMES AND ATTENDANCE NUMBERS NEXT TO THE PHILOSOPHER OF THEIR CHOICE. 2. NO TWO STUDENTS MAY CHOOSE THE SAME PHILOSOPHER. 3. STUDENTS MAY NOT CHOOSE PHILOSOPHERS MARKED WITH AN ASTERISK (=STUDIED IN CLASS). Addams, Jane *Adler, Mortimer Anaxagoras Anaximander Apple, Michael W. *Aristotle Arnold, Matthew Augustine, Saint Ayer, A. J. Bacon, Francis Baldwin, James Barnard, Henry Barthes, Roland Bernstein, Basil Bethune, Mary McLeod Bourdieu, Pierre Bowles, Herbert Buber, Martin Buddha Carmichael, Stokley Chomsky, Noam Christ, Jesus Cole, Johnetta B. Collins, Marva Comenius, Jan Amos Comte, Auguste Conant, James Condorcet, Marie-Jean-Antoine-Nicolas Confucius Counts, George S. Darwin, Charles Derrida, Jacques Descartes, Rene *Dewey, John Diogenes *DuBois, W.E.B. Eliot, Charles William Engels, Friedrich Erikson, Erik H. Escalante, Jaime Farrakhan, Louis Foucault, Michel Freire, Paulo Freud, Anna Freud, Sigmund Froebel, Friedrich Gadamer, Hans-Georg Gandhi, Mahatma Garvey, Marcus Gassendi, Pierre Gintis, Samuel Goodman, Paul Habermas, Jurgen Haeckel, Ernst Hall, G. Stanley Harris, William T. Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Heidegger, Martin Heraclitus Herbart, Johann Friedrich Hesiod Hirst, Paul H. Holt, John Hsun Tzu Huizinga, Johan Hughes, Langston Hume, David Husserl, Edmund *Hutchins, Robert Maynard Illich, Ivan Jackson, Jesse James, William *Jefferson, Thomas King, Martin Luther Kohl, Herbert Kohlberg, Laurence Kozol, Jonathan Kuhn, Thomas Kunjufu, Jawanza Lacan, Jacques Lancaster, Joseph Langevin, Paul Lao Tzu Leibnitz, Gottfried Levi-Strauss, Claude Locke, John Luther, Martin Madhubuti, Haki R. Malcolm X Makedon, Alexander Mao Zedong Marcus Aurelius Marcuse, Herbert Maritain, Jacques Marshall, Thurgood McGuffey, William H. Mead, George Herbert Mead, Margaret Melissus of Samos Montessori, Maria Morrill, Justin S. Morrison, Toni Neill, A.S. Oakeshott, Michael Parker, Francis W. Parmenides Peabody, George Peiper, L. Pestalozzi, Johann Heinrich Piaget, Jean *Plato Pythagoras Rael, Joseph Rensselaer, Stephen Van Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Rorty, Richard Rousseau, Jean-Jaqcues Russell, Bertrand Satir, Virginia Saunders, Warner Scheffler, Israel Schiller, Friedrich Skinner, B.F. Smith, Adam *Socrates Soltis, Jonas F. Spinoza, Baruch Steiner, Rudolph Suits, Bernard Tolstoy Tubman, Harriet Ross Vico, Giambattista Voltaire Wang Yang-ming *Washington, Booker T. Weber, Max Webster, Noah Whitehead, Alfred North Woodson, Carter G. Xenophanes Zeno Click here to see course syllabi and amplifications

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