Articles by subject: thinkers
- Thinkers: Face to face (by Roger Davidson, May/June 2008 )
- Heidegger’s former disciple Emmanuel Levinas, a victim of Nazism, pioneered a humanism for the 21st century argues Roger Davidson
- Thinker: Carl Jung (by Paul Bishop, January/February 2008 )
- Underlying Carl Jung's brand of radical metaphysics, claims Paul Bishop, is a deep vein of rationalism
- Thinkers: William Blake (by Shirley Dent, November/December 2007 )
- William Blake was a confused failure but a great humanist, says Shirley Dent
- Thinker: David Hume (by Julian Baggini, November/December 2006 )
- Julian Baggini celebrates the pragmatic genius of David Hume
- Thinker: William Shakespeare (by Brian McClinton, September/October 2006 )
- Continuing our series of thinkers who have been important for humanism, Brian McClinton puts in a bid for Shakespeare.
- Reasonable bounds (by AC Grayling, July/August 2006 )
- Continuing our series reclaiming thinkers for humanism, AC Grayling celebrates Immanuel Kant
- Pleasure principles (by Peter Cave, May/June 2006 )
- In the second of our series on thinkers who are significant for humanism, Peter Cave marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of John Stuart Mill
- Spinoza the atheist (by Steven Nadler, March/April 2006 )
- This reconsideration by Steven Nadler is the first in a series on philosophers who have particular, if sometimes unacknowledged, significance for humanists.