Do you agree with the list?

Do you agree with the list?
Witty wins?

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They're in the minority desu senpai

Hands down it's Karl Popper.
Everyone else is a joke.

this made me laugh. thanks for the pickmeup

> Be Karl Marx
> Create the 20th century
> Get ranked 9th in some shitty list of the most important philosophers of the last 200 years

There's a point in the 20th century where half the world's population was ruled by a government that traced itself back to Marx

In terms of influence on law, which is a mirror of the social, political and philosophical currents, it's impossible not to say Kant. I don't like it one bit, but he is the father of most views and values in some way, even if they often get twisted.
MacIntyre is interesting on the subject.

>most important philosophers of the last 200 years
>last 200 years

funposting aside, why does Popper get so much hate? He wasn't a positivist, he was involved in a wide range of topics, from metaphysics and epistemology to quantum mechanics interpretation and probability interpretation. His philosophy of science is interesting and he had a lot to say about a lot of things. So what's the problem?

He abused greentext to make hegel look bad.

>Russell, Quine, Kripke, Carnap, Rawls, Lewis, and Davidson all higher than Heidegger

and here I was just starting to respect analytics

But Heidegger supported the National Socialists and logically his brain and all thinking and philosophy is tainted by Hitler.

nobody but this board thinks continentals are relevant

Why do you say that?

Majority of """continentals""" don't know about the analytical/continental thing.

This thread is now about analytic philosophy and its saints.

>Majority of """continentals""" don't know about the analytical/continental thing.

Cause they're too busy with their heads stuck in the clouds

In terms of sheer influence, the two giants of the 20th century are Wittgenstein and Heidegger. Of course Hegel is up there as well, if we're talking 19th century he is easily numero Uno, not only in terms of the Karl Marx connection. I would probably also throw Nietzsche in there for 19th cent.

That list is literally a masturbatory fest for analytic phil, though. Not discrediting Frege or Kripke btw.

More recent poll here: leiterreports.typepad.com/blog/2015/01/most-important-anglophone-philosophers-1945-2000-the-top-20.html

I can't tell if this is bait.

I can't tell if you think it's bait because you want it to be true or if you don't.

It's not bait but also it's not serious.

its clearly hegel..

Antithesis: nobody else thinks it's Hegel, it's not that clear

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dusk has fallen + the dust is settled

Marx suffers from being perceived as an economist first.

No it's Plato who's the greatest of the past 200 years. Okay, he's philosophically unhuman but an idea and ideas are imperishable. Plato's still alive, he was still alive 200 years ago, though, he's still alive now too, that is without ever dying, so he's always been the top dog of the past 200 years, before then, he was, and Plato will continue to be the top, and this is, simply put, because Plato transcends time; it's as simple as that really, you know?

Never read anything besides Plato, eh?

>karl popper
>forgets un-falsifiability of gravity
C'mon M8

How was the poll conducted?

Either academics or metadata of references in academic publications. Either way, the ivory tower.

Hegel is a wizard, not a philosopher.

>mfw the single most touted argument against the monumental case for platonism today boils down to "how do we ascertain atemporal abstract objects' existence if our minds are fully temporal?"
>literally no reason to assume our minds can't be partially atemporal or temporality itself illusory
>literally how can mirrors be real if our eyes aren't real

>literally no reason to assume our minds can't be partially atemporal or temporality itself illusory

Prove it.

The burden of proof is on you my friend. If logic leads us to platonism, you must justify the assumption telling you to veer off.

Isn't he more relevant to Sociology than Philosophy?

You should replace the terms "Hegel" and Hegelian/ism" with "Kant" and "Kantian/ism" and it would be a much more meaningful and true passage.

can someone explain hegel

Yes, but it'd be too vulgar for such a young crowd,

go away zizek

logic is fucking queer lol

>>literally how can mirrors be real if our eyes aren't real

Holy flying fuck I never thought there was any merit to this unfunny meme and only now I realize its depth

he is was the leader of the Illuminati, really look into it