Friedrich Nietzsche
Germany · 1844–1900
A philosopher who sharply reexamined morality, weakness, the will to power, and self-overcoming.
Friedrich Nietzsche thought model →PluraThink
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Bertrand Russell
United Kingdom · 1872–1970
An analytic thinker who ranged across logic, liberalism, peace, and the pursuit of happiness.
Bertrand Russell thought model →Confucius
China · 551–479 BCE
The founder of the Confucian tradition, who prized ritual, humaneness, learning, and responsibility within the community.
Confucius thought model →Osamu Dazai
Japan · 1909–1948
A modern Japanese writer who moved between ruin, shame, self-justification, and a desperate longing for human connection.
Osamu Dazai thought model →Yukichi Fukuzawa
Japan · 1835–1901
A thinker who argued for independence and self-respect, practical learning, and the design of the modern individual and society.
Yukichi Fukuzawa thought model →Socrates
Ancient Greece · c. 470–399 BCE
A philosopher who used the method of questioning to loosen assumptions and kept asking how to live well.
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