- Great Books of the Western World
The authors of the Great Books constitute the permanent faculty of the University – through their writings they are our primary teachers. Our moderators, lecturers and tutors guide students to and through them, the geniuses of Western civilization.
The Authors of the Great Books
| Adam Smith Aeschylus Aquinas Archimedes Aristophanes Aristotle Augustine Austen Bacon Balzac Barth Beckett Bergson Berkeley Bohr Boswell Brecht Calvin Cather Cervantes Chaucer Chekhov Conrad Copernicus Dante Darwin Descartes Dewey Dickens Diderot Dobzhansky Dostoevsky |
Eddington Einstein Engels Epictetus Erasmus Euclid Euripides Faraday Faulkner Fitzgerald Frazer Freud Galen Galileo George Eliot Gibbon Gilbert Goethe Hardy Harvey Hegel Heidegger Heisenberg Hemingway Henry James Herodotus Hippocrates Hobbes Homer Huizinga Hume Huygens |
Ibsen J.S. MillJoyce Kafka Kant Kepler Keynes Kierkegaard Lavoisier Lawrence Levi-Strauss Locke Lucretius Machiavelli Mann Marcus Aurelius Marx Melville Milton Moliére Montaigne Montesquieu Newton Nicomachus Nietzsche O’Neill Orwell Pascal Pirandello Planck Plato Plotinus |
Plutarch Poincare Proust Ptolemy Rabelais Racine Rousseau Russell Schrodinger Shakespeare Shaw Sophocles Spinoza Swift T.S. Eliot Tacitus Tawney Thucydides Tocqueville Tolstoy Twain Veblen Virgil Voltaire Waddington Weber Whitehead Whitehead William James Wittgenstein Woolf |
