Philosophia socialis est studium morum socialium et interpretatio societatis et institutionum socialium per aestimationes ethicas, potius quam coniunctiones empiricas.[1] Philosophi sociales exprimunt sociales quaestionum civilium, legum, morum, et culturae contextus intellegendos, et progressui favent novarum formarum rationalium, inter quas ontologia socialis, ethica curationis, et cosmopolitae democratiae, iurum humanorum, equitatis generis, et iustitiae globalis rationes.[2]
Inter res a philosophis socialibus tractatas sunt:
Inter philosophos qui animum de philosophia sociali sunt:
- Socrates
- Plato
- Chanakya
- Confucius
- Thiruvalluvar
- Thomas Hobbes
- Ioannes Iacobus Rousseau
- Ioannes Locke
- Ieremias Bentham
- Ioannes Stuart Mill
- Georgius Gulielmus Hegel
- Herbertus Spencer
- Henricus George
- Carolus Marx
- Fridericus Engels
- Petrus Iosephus Proudhon
- Michael Bakunin
- Petrus Kropotkin
- Marshall McLuhan
- Aemilius Durkheim
- Maximus Weber
- Sigmundus Freud
- Carolus Jung
- Ioannes Zerzan
- Fridericus Nietzsche
- Theodorus Adorno
- Carolus Raimundus Popper
- Georgius Lukács
- Antonius Pannekoek
- Simona de Beauvoir
- Michael Foucault
- Erving Goffman
- Noam Chomsky
- Ioannes Baudrillard
- Cornelius Castoriadis
- Guido Debord
- Ioannes Illich
- Terry Eagleton
- Sheila Rowbotham
- Bertrandus Russell
- Herbertus Marcuse
- Emmanuel Levinas
- Ericus Fromm
- Fridericus Poché
- Slavoj Zizek
- Anna Arendt
- Gustavus Gundlach
- Huey P. Newton
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