Inoue Tetsujirō

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Born	1855 • Japan
Died	1944 (aged 89)
Subjects Of Study	poetry • Japanese philosophy

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Nishida Kitarō

Japanese philosopher

Yamaga Sokō

Japanese military strategist

Hayashi Razan

Japanese scholar

Watsuji Tetsurō

Japanese philosopher and historian

Kumazawa Banzan

Japanese philosopher

Tanabe Hajime

Japanese philosopher

Inoue Enryō

Japanese philosopher

Hatano Seiichi

Japanese scholar

Nishi Amane

Japanese philosopher

St. Thomas Aquinas

Italian Christian theologian and philosopher

Cicero

Roman statesman, scholar, and writer

Friedrich Schiller

German writer

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Giordano Bruno

Italian philosopher

Pablo Neruda

Chilean poet

Judah ha-Levi

Hebrew poet

Lucretius

Latin poet and philosopher

Ibn Gabirol

Jewish poet and philosopher

George Santayana

Spanish-American philosopher

Saʿadia ben Joseph

Jewish exegete and philosopher

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