Martin Honecker

University teacher

Martin Jay

American historian

Martine Batchelor

Author

Masakazu Nakai

Japanese librarian

Massimo Donà

Musician

Massimo Marassi

Italian philosopher

Massimo Viglione

Italian philosopher

Matej Tašner Vatovec

Member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia

Kōji Taki

Japanese philosopher

Matteo Motterlini

Italian philosopher

Matthias Storme

Belgian lawyer

Maurice Barrès

French novelist

Max Pulver

Author

Maxim Februari

Dutch writer

Alexander Moszkowski

German writer

Micere Githae Mugo

Playwright

Michael Anderheiden

Philosopher

Michael Hampe

Television director

Michael Schmidt-Salomon

German author

Alan Gewirth

American philosopher

Michel Eltchaninoff

French philosopher

Michel Navratil

Michel Marcel Navratil's father

Michel Weber

Belgian philosopher

Michel-Henry

French philosopher

Miguel Lluch-Baixauli

Spanish theologian

Mihai Șora

Romanian philosopher

Mihail Neamțu

Romanian Politician

Mikel Dufrenne

French philosopher

José Manuel Rodríguez Uribes

Former Member of the Assembly of Madrid

Miklós Vető

Hungarian-French philosopher

Milovan Đilas

Former Minister for Montenegro in the Government of Yugoslavia

Miran Božovič

Slovenian philosopher

Miroslav Petříček

Philosopher

Mitchell Cohen

Author

Muhammad Said Ramadan al-Bouti

Scholar

Moisés Vincenzi Pacheco

Costa Rican philosopher

Malaye Jaziri (Molla Ahmed-i Cezirî)

Writer

Moritz Wilhelm Drobisch

German mathematician

Morten Albæk

Danish philosopher

Mrinal Miri

Indian philosopher

Muammar al‑Gaddafi (Muammer . . .

Former Prime Minister of Libya

Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi

Persian physician

Muhammad Gaddafi

Political leader

Muhammad Husayn Tabatabai (Muhammed Hüseyin Tebatebayi)

Muriel Téodori

French psychoanalyst

Nadežda Čačinovič

Croatian philosopher

Nakae Chōmin

Journalist

Nasir al-Din al-Tusi

Persian polymath