Ukrainian philosophers

Russian and Soviet mineralogist and geochemist, one of the founders of geochemistry, biogeochemistry, and of radiogeology

Ukrainian philosopher (1722–1794)

Ukrainian writer

Ukrainian theologian, writer, poet, mathematician, and philosopher, archbishop in the Tsardom of Russia (1681-1736)

Ukrainian writer, historian, ethnographer, and translator (1819–1897)

Ukrainian academic (1841–1895)

The Sixtiers () were а new generation of young intellectuals who reawakened literature and a sense of Ukrainian nationalism within the Soviet intelligentsia. The Sixtiers entered the cultural and political life in Ukraine during the Soviet era of late 1950s and 1960s and expressed elements of humanism, embracing Western literature, while stressing universal socialism by returning to values of Leninism.

Ukrainian astrologist, surgeon and philosopher

Ukrainian literary critic, social activist, Russian philologist and Soviet dissident (b. 1931)

Ukrainian philosopher, orator, artist

Ukrainian nationalist writer, publisher, journalist and political thinker (1883–1973)

Ukrainian writer

Ukrainian & Soviet science fiction writer, essayist, founding member of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group, dissident and actor (1926-2003)

Ukrainian literary critic and philosopher (1958–1999)

Ukrainian monk and philosopher

Ukrainian poet (1705-1785)

Ukrainian-Lithuanian novelist, philosopher, and critic

Ukrainian philosopher (1826–1874)

Ukrainian writer, human rights activist, and dissident

Ukrainian philosopher (1930–2018)

historian, theologian, political and Church figure of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Russian Tsardom

Russian sociologist (1868–1920)

Ukrainian philosopher, analyst & journalist

Ukrainian psychologist

ukrainian-Russian philosopher (1837 – 1905)

Ukrainian philologist and museologist (1876–1956)

Ukrainian Soviet writer (1892–1941)

Ukrainian philosopher

Ukrainian philosopher

Soviet philosopher and mathematician (1922-1971)

philosopher and human rights activist

Ukrainian philosopher (born 1970)