Greek have Aristotle

Postmodernism, though a plague, is the invention of a bunch of Francophone homosexual kikes.

>English
Paul Joseph Watson

>english
Locke.

>Portuguese
Mario Ferreira dos Santos.

We have Snorri Sturluson, who wrote the Eddas

He was based.

Has not been relevant since the 90s.
Yes? American thinkers within a broader anglo tradition continue to have a massive influence.

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Didn't he just write the younger one? And didn't he muddle it up with a bunch of Christianity?

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>Has not been relevant since the 90s.
Maybe, I don't really keep up. I know they're incredibly prolific presently though, but that is no indication of quality.

We have Linkola, famous for this philosophical dilemma

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>I know they're incredibly prolific presently though
Yes, in a popular context. Foucault does have a shitload of citations, but they're mainly outside the field of academic philosophy.
Cope more. Other than a minor revival of interest in Bataille, Francophones have continually diminished in relevance since the 1970s.

Best current Finn

Finnic suicidal impulse.

that dude is not portuguese but brazilian.

We have Damião de Góis and Agostinho da Silva, those are probably the most well known

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Some neocon jew who gets shekels and camera time for defending the current world order and bitching about anti Semitism.

Greece has Plato
Rome has Augustine
Italy has Thomas Aquinas
France has Descartes
Spain has Suarez
Germany has Kant
Scotland has Hume
England has Locke
Switzerland has Rousseau
Netherlands and Portugal share Spinoza
Denmark has Kierkegaard
America has Ben Shapiro and Dennis Präger

Spinoza was a jeew, expelled out of Portugal by the inquisition

You forgot Canada
>Jordan B. Peterson

or Fernando Pessoa and Antero de Quental

Oh yeah, I forgot the most influential and deep thinker of the next millenia!

>what have dutch
OH MY FUCKING GOD (NATURE) IMAGINE NOT KNOWING SPINOZA (PBUH) STUPID FROG YOU COMMITTED HERESY AGAINST THE ONE TRUE GOD

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Spinoza was from Portugal, expelled because he was jew.

Except his family settled in Amsterdam, his birthplace about a century before he was born.

Dutch have Spinoza and Erasmus. Pierre Bayle and Descartes also spent the majority of there working life in the Netherlands.

The English have Locke, Newton (wrote theology too). Scandis have Kierkegaard.

Honestly Germans have the most impressive repetoire (Kant, Hegel, Schelling, Fichte, Leibniz, Heidegger, Husserl, Adorno etc etc). Greeks decent second. Also funny to mention Levy when France has many much more famous philosopher, like the more recent Deleuze and Foucault but also previously Sartre and other phenomenologists.

t. philosophy student.

a shirt and a haircut, nothing more

yes but not a century
>Spinoza's ancestors were of Sephardic Jewish descent and were a part of the community of Portuguese Jews that had settled in the city of Amsterdam in the wake of the Portuguese Inquisition (1536)

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t.student in “German” philosophy

Wasnt the give her le dick a swede

Spinoza was born in the 1630s.

>current

:(

No, Descartes just lived here for a while and he died here also.

Btw, another interesting anecdote is that Foucault tried to get his doctorate at Uppsala but they were based enough to tell him to go fist himself because nobody could understand what the hell he was talking about.

i know that

Anglx-saxonex
Please be inclusive on their culture :)

We have Charles Peirce (pbuh)

France has a really great history of philosophers too, better than my country desu. Germany has just been on top in the 19th and 20th century, there were so many more I didn't even mention, like Marx, Nietzsche, Arendt, Habermas, Schopenhauer, there's just no competing desu.

We are a warriors country gtfo with your gay intelectual shit

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