Dictionary of Philosophers, Hardcover Book, By: George Tarabishi

This lexicon includes philosophers, logicians, theologians and mystics from all times and from all countries, it violated a rule followed in many dictionaries, it included not only the dead, but also the living, and allowed a wide scope for presenting their opinions and doctrines, although the development of most of them was not complete. Also, the articles in this dictionary are arranged according to the Arabic alphabetical order, without regard to the definition of ". We have put under each noun first its French counterpart, then English, and finally, and in some necessary cases, its Latin counterpart. With regard to the Arab and Muslim philosophers, we have adopted the method of Henry Corbin in writing their names in Latin. We also restricted, in writing the names of philosophers in English, the way the Encyclopedia Britannica in writing proper names. Finally, with regard to the modern philosophers, we have kept their names as written and pronounced in the original languages ​​in which they were written.