Hard mode: have only one of the influences or influenced sections
Guess the philosopher
Wtf
Why can I expand any images on mobile
Leibniz
Leibniz.
The fact that Confucius is there gives it away.
Let's try something harder
The fact that half the people on the list are mathematicians gave it away aswell
Is it just Schelling?
Holy shit, that was quick
It does say he influenced "Russian Schellingianism"
bump
It's mostly that so many of his influences are figures in Schelling's milieu but Schelling is not present, that and the fact that he was both influenced by and influential on Fichte
In what way was Leibniz influenced by Spinoza? In fact, didn't he hate his philosophy?
You can be influenced by philosophical opponents. It helps you define your arguments in a more proper way
Although he publicly repugned Spinoza insofar as Spinoza was popularly viewed and frowned upon as an icky determinist, Leibniz was privately fascinated with Spinoza, and discreetly met with him in person, and his Monadology is extremely obviously influenced by Spinoza's Ethics.
Yes
Marcus Aurelius
Nope
Foucault?
u niggas stay gessin... imma just chill here like "who tha fuck is philsoophy??"
Badiou. Mao gives it away.
Badiou most likey
here is one that might be a little more tricky
Epictetus
Epictetus
Bergson. Has to be early 20th C french conty
right
these would make great University Challenge questions
If it was Epictetus it would list Musonius Rufus as an influence.
I think it's Chrysippus.
No he liked spinoza's early stuff spinoza hated leibniz
Try guessing this one
Is this Dummett?
I can't think of anyone else who would read Quine, Russell, Kripke, Levinas, and Buber.
Analytic philosopher, I'm leaning towards anscombe/geach but could be ayer?
Seneca
Stirner
Critchley?
Dammit, that was quick
might be harder than I thought it would be
That was really good right in between hegel and marx
>Influences: Hegel, Fichte
>Influenced: Marx, Junger
ezpz stirner
It was Putnam, you guys just overthought it lol
Aww lol was thinking directly postwar
putnam
Shouldn't be too hard.
Come now, you know this one
Check out this absolute fucking unit
too ez
Early 20th C Russian literary figure influential in Bataille & Deleuze. Drawing a big blank here.
Mainländer
Shestov
Sorry guys, in a meeting. Chrysippus.
Hey, at least it's kinda funny
Correct on Shestov
Erasmus? I'm not cheating btw
correct on Mainlander too
We did this already wolff gives it away
Correct
Blanchot?
Kierkegaard.
Kant. The Unit.
Thoreau?
Si
if you guys are going to post obscure contys im going to post obscure analytics
good luck bitch
yep
Bataille?
proudhon
Correct
Yeah def. putnam like one user said. Yoy can tell because of Kierkegaard + chosen """philosophers""" + analytics
Hayek
Rorty
>Geory Cantor
>Mao Zedong
Yeah it is that guy
Who am I?
A contemporary of Sergey Bulgakov
Also tfw no based bro to discuss and develop my philosophy with as revise and critique each other
Lev Shestov.
Buber?
Some random guy(maybe woman?) Who wants to revive Direct reference theory. Marcus has very different appraoch in linguistic philosophy, so it will be rare
Not quite.
I picked one very strange guy
hmm Dostoy as both influence and influenced...
Jason Unruhe
Tolstoy
Balzano
*Bolzano
Warmer!
Where can i look up those charts?
Got to Wikipedia page of the philosopher you want and it is in the box on the right hand side.
Wikipedia you mongoloid lmao
ah thanks, never looked at it this way
Hahaah what the fuck is wrong with you?
nothing, just didn´t know this feature
Try this one
Wasn't laughing at that I was laughing at your acting like that guy revealed some profound truth to you, a new way of looking at things.
It's alright bro you're probably not a native speaker
EZ one
>Wasn't laughing at that I was laughing at your acting like that guy revealed some profound truth to you, a new way of looking at things.
Yeah, sometimes you discover new things in the most common places
Weininger
>anne conway
Literally who?
>Virtually all subsequent Western philosophy
kek
real behemoth here
Deleuze? I think Melanie Klein gave it away
Foucault?
Plato
>now
who am I, fellow virtually all subsequent western philosophy?
kek
because phone niggers dont deserve anything. kys.
no
more in the leftist direction
maybe augustine
nope
Nope, but close.
Also that picture might be a fake, but it should still make sense
Althusser?
pretty easy one
Pseudo-Dionysius
Duns Scotus
>Pseudo-Dionysius
yep
>Duns Scotus
yes
another slow pitch
I just wanted to let everyone in this thread know that I am judging them based on their purple links.
>not browsing in private mode
Democritus
Ye
This is just theology,We're here to guess the philosopher
Mainländer
Castoriadis
Saussure
Plantinga
Nobody cares
I know I'm right because I verified it.
Why is every person not influenced by Plato or Aristotle?
Not all of them were :^)
How could I forget
>Platinga
Correct
Turgenev
damn you're a pseud if you don't know who she is
Sartre?
Pushkin?
Aristotle
That's a load of bullshit user and you should feel bad for posting it.
Leibniz didn't like Spinoza's philosophy at all and the rare convergences come from them being both influenced by Descartes. He is fascinated by it like he was fascinated by averroists.
Also Spinoza acquaintance-zoned Leibniz when the latter was young. Spinoza really had terrible taste and judgement of people in general though. He maintained correspondance with literally whos of little value while ignoring the actually intelligent people that tried to contact him. But Leibniz might have been personally butthurt about this.
One of the rare female of worth in the field.
Her being listed as a notable influencer of Leibniz while Duns Scot and Augustine arennt there is a stretch though.
'twas Klossowski
99% sure it's Timothy Williamson. Read Modal Logic as Metaphysics back when I went down a Kripke-ascribed rabbit hole.
Sartre
Sorry I'm late but it wasn't Socrates
who?
It's Pythagoras
Yes