Philosophers By Works

Name the corresponding thinker to the major philosophical works given below

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Hint	Answer
The Republic	Plato
City of God	St. Augustine of Hippo
Tao Te Ching	Laozi
Being and Time	Martin Heidegger
Critique of Pure Reason	Immanuel Kant
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding	John Locke
Phenomenology of Mind/Spirit	G. W. F. Hegel
Leviathan	Thomas Hobbes
Nicomachean Ethic	Aristotle
Enneads	Plotinus
Of Grammatology	Jacques Derrida
Capital	Karl Marx/Friedrich Engels
Truth and Method	Hans-Georg Gadamer
Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus	Ludwig Wittgenstein
A Thousand Plateaus	Gilles Deleuze/Felix Guattari
Consolation of Philosophy	Boethius
Dialectic of Enlightenment	Theodor W. Adorno/Max Horkheimer
Being and Nothingness	Jean-Paul Sartre
An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding	David Hume
Meditations on First Philosophy	René Descartes

Hint	Answer
On Heroic Frenzies	Giordano Bruno
Candide	Voltaire
Essays	Michel de Montaigne
The Logic of Scientific Discovery	Karl Popper
The Second Sex	Simone de Beauvoir
The World as Will and Representation	Arthur Schopenhauer
The Varieties of Religious Experience	William James
Investigations of Human Freedom	F. W. J. Schelling
Gender Trouble	Judith Butler
Thus Spake Zarathustra	Friedrich Nietzsche
Fear and Trembling	Sören Kierkegaard
Matter and Memory	Henri Bergson
The Order of Things	Michel Foucault
Democracy and Education	John Dewey
The Social Contract	Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Pollen Fragments	Novalis
Representative Men	Ralph Waldo Emerson
Pensées	Blaise Pascal
The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction	Walter Benjamin
Less Than Nothing	Slavoj Zizek