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"Encyclopaedic Biography of World Great Philosophers" offers an extensive look into the lives, ideas, and contributions of some of the most influential philosophers throughout history. This book provides detailed accounts of philosophers from various traditions and time periods, exploring how their thoughts shaped human understanding of existence, morality, knowledge, and society. Each biography traces the intellectual journey of these thinkers, revealing their major works, the context in which they lived, and their impact on both contemporary and future generations. Covering philosophers from ancient figures like Socrates, Plato, and Confucius to modern minds such as Immanuel Kant, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Jean-Paul Sartre, the book showcases a wide array of philosophical schools and perspectives. It also emphasizes how different cultural, social, and political environments influenced their philosophies. This encyclopaedia is a rich resource for philosophy students, scholars, and general readers, offering clear explanations of complex ideas while providing an engaging narrative about each philosopher's life.