List of Slovene philosophers

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Slovene philosophy includes philosophers who were either Slovenes or came from what is now Slovenia.

Contents

Medieval philosophy

Renaissance

Enlightenment

19th-century philosophy

Laical philosophy

Neo-Scholasticists

20th-century philosophy

Post-World War II philosophy

Phenomenologists

Personalists

Marxists

Lacanians and critical theorists

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