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Contemporary philosophers refers not just to figures who are alive, but also those who passed away within the past three decades, irrespective of when their major works were written or when their work was most popular. Similarly, "contemporary philosophical movements" may refer to philosophies that have actually been under discussion for several decades. These lists currently refer only to Western philosophy.

It is almost always difficult, some would say impossible, to describe the shape of any particular era while it is happening. Controversy does not imply later importance, and ideas which seem antithetical are often later seen as aspects of the same inquiry in slightly different forms. "Contemporary" almost always means diversity, because there has been no time to anneal away the less important work, join together ideas, and codify systems in a manner that is easy to explain to others.

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Continental Philosophers

Althusser, Louis - Agamben, Giorgio - Badiou, Alain - Barthes, Roland - Baudrillard, Jean - Berlin, Isaiah - Blanchot, Maurice - Bourdieu, Pierre - Cixous, Hélène - Debord, Guy - Deleuze, Gilles - Derrida, Jacques - Foucault, Michel - Gadamer, Hans-Georg - Girard, Rene - Habermas, Jürgen - Hamacher, Werner - Kristeva, Julia - Lacoue-Labarthe, Philippe - Lefebvre, Henri - Lévi-Strauss, Claude - Levinas, Emmanuel - Lyotard, Jean-François - de Man, Paul - Nancy, Jean-Luc - Negri, Antonio - Ricoeur, Paul - Serres, Michel - Vattino, Gianni - Virilio, Paul - Žižek, Slavoj

Continental Philosophical Movements

Deconstruction - Existentialism - Hermeneutics - Infinitism - Phenomenology -Post-colonialism -Post-structuralism - Postmodernism - Structuralism

Anglo-American Philosophers

Anscombe, Elisabeth - Berlin, Isaiah - Churchland, Paul - Dennett, Daniel - Davidson, Donald - Fodor, Jerry - Gellner, Ernest - Gendlin, Eugene - Fenyo, Jean-Pierre Ady - Gray, John - Haack, Susan - Kripke, Saul - Kuhn, Thomas Samuel - Marcus, Ruth Barcan - McGinn, Colin - Nagel, Thomas - Nozick, Robert - Nussbaum, Martha - Plantinga, Alvin - Putnam, Hilary - Quine, Willard Van Orman - Rawls, John - Rorty, Richard - Searle, John - Williams, Bernard - Wolterstorff, Nicholas

Anglo-American Philosophical Movements

Cognitivism - Materialism - Objectivism - Pragmatism - Reductionism - Virtue Ethics

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