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Edward Granville BrowneIranian Studies, History, and Persian Literature · 1862–1926

Edward Granville Browne was a physician, Iranologist, Orientalist, and professor of Persian and Arabic at the University of Cambridge. He ranks among the foremost Western scholars of Iranian history, literature, and intellectual movements, and his works have played an enduring role in introducing Iranian culture to the Western world.

Dedicated page Edward SaidLiterary theory, postcolonial studies, cultural criticism · 1935–2003

Edward Said was a Palestinian-American literary theorist, cultural critic, and university professor who is recognized as one of the founders of postcolonial studies. His influential book *Orientalism* had a profound impact on critiques of Western representations of the East and on contemporary cultural, literary, and political studies.

Dedicated page Edward O. WilsonEvolutionary biology, sociobiology, and ecology · 1929–2021

Edward O. Wilson was an American biologist and one of the most influential researchers in evolutionary biology, ecology, and animal behavior. He developed and expanded the theory of sociobiology and, through his extensive studies of ants, had a profound impact on understanding the relationship between evolution, social behavior, and nature.

Dedicated page George Edward MooreAnalytic philosophy, ethics, and epistemology · 1873–1958

George Edward Moore was a British philosopher and one of the founding figures of the analytic philosophical tradition in the early twentieth century. He is particularly known for his work in ethics, his defense of common sense, and his critique of idealism, while his book *Principia Ethica* exerted an important influence on twentieth-century moral philosophy.

Dedicated page SuhrawardiPhilosophy · 1154–1191

Shahab al-Din Yahya ibn Habash Suhrawardi, philosopher and founder of the Illuminationist school of thought, was born in 549 AH and died in 587 AH. He linked philosophical reason with intuition and spiritual experience, leaving behind numerous works in both Arabic and Persian.

Dedicated page Nigel WarburtonPhilosophy and the Promotion of Philosophy · b. 1962

Nigel Warburton (born 1962) is a British philosopher and one of the best-known popularizers of philosophy in the English-speaking world. Through bestselling introductory books such as *Philosophy: The Basics* and *A Little History of Philosophy*, as well as the popular podcast *Philosophy Bites*, he has made philosophy accessible to general audiences. Warburton has also published academic works in aesthetics, applied ethics, and free speech.

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