2 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
American philosopher at the University of Chicago who is one of the leading interpreters of Hegel and Nietzsche — and who extended Hegelian analysis to film and literature — making the German idealist tradition accessible to contemporary humanists.
American economist — University of Chicago — co-author of Freakonomics — who applies economic methods to unconventional questions (sumo wrestling, drug dealing, abortion and crime) — the most widely read popular economist.