Intellectual History - Prominent Individuals

Prominent Individuals

  • Perry Anderson
  • Jacques Barzun
  • David Bates
  • Isaiah Berlin
  • Ernst Cassirer
  • Noam Chomsky
  • R.G. Collingwood
  • Merle Curti
  • Robert Darnton
  • John Dunn
  • Norbert Elias
  • Lucien Febvre
  • Michel Foucault
  • Peter Gay
  • Raymond Geuss
  • Carlo Ginzburg
  • Paul Gottfried
  • Anthony Grafton
  • Roger Griffin
  • Richard Hofstadter
  • H. Stuart Hughes
  • Russell Jacoby
  • Martin Jay
  • Tony Judt
  • Alan Charles Kors
  • Dominick LaCapra
  • Arthur Lovejoy
  • Wilfred M. McClay
  • Louis Menand
  • Eric Miller
  • Perry Miller
  • J. G. A. Pocock
  • Edward Said
  • Carl Schorske
  • Quentin Skinner
  • Fritz Stern
  • Peter Watson
  • Hayden White
  • Stanley Wolpert

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