This collection of essays targets universities, social science research institutes, teacher training colleges, and those who lecture and carry out research on the history of ideas and of education. It is the third volume in a series that presents, in English, French, and Spanish, a comprehensive view of great educators of every age and culture. Each essay includes two bibliographies, one that lists the works actually concerned with education and the other on the actual thinker. The essays are as follows: "Ibn Khaldun" (Abdelsselam Cheddadi), "Christen Mikkelsen Kold" (Jens Bjerg), "Janusz Korczak" (Tadeusz Lewowicki), "Nadezhda Konstantinova Krupskaya" (Mihail S. Skatkin and Georgij S. Tsov'Janov), "John Locke" (Richard Aldrich), "Anton Makarenko" (G.N. Filonov), "Mao Zedong" (Zhuo Qingjun), "Jose Marti" (Ricardo Nassif), "Mencius" (G.E. Zhengming), "Miskawayh" (Nadia Gamal Al-Din), "Montaigne" (Gerard Wormser), "Maria Montessori" (Herman Rohrs), "Sir Thomas More" (Keith Watson), "J.P. Naik" (A.R. Kamat), "Alexander Sutherland Neill" (Jean-Francois Saffange), "Peter Noikov" (Zhecho Atanassov), "Julius Kambarage Nyerere" (Yusuf Kassam), "Jose Ortega Y Gasset" (Juan Escamez Sanchez), "Robert Owen" (Peter Gordon), "Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi" (Michel Soetard), "Jean Piaget" (Alberto Munari), "Plato" (Charles Hummel), "Joseph Priestly" (Ruth Watts), "Isma'il Al-Qabbani" (Mahmud Kombar), and "Herbert Read" (David Thistlewood). (SM)