Is happiness harder than fun? Exams are finally over (for most). The summer holiday is in sight. What next?
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It’s over!: Around 650,000 British teenagers have taken GSCEs this year and will get their results on 22 August. Glossary
Michel de Montaigne - A Frenchman who lived in Bordeaux and is credited with inventing the essay as a type of writing.
Ludwig Wittgenstein - An Austrian-British philosopher and mathematician most famous for his work on language. Some consider him the greatest philosopher of the 20th Century.
Jacques Derrida - A controversial French philosopher, born in 1930.
Confucius - A Chinese philosopher who lived around 500 BC. He founded Confucianism, which focuses on being merciful, conscientious and humane. It also emphasises obedience and the importance of obeying the hierarchies in society. For example, showing respect to your parents.
Karl Marx - A 19th-Century German economist and philosopher who argued that capitalism was doomed to collapse.
Aristotle - A student of Plato, tutor to Alexander the Great and the father of political philosophy.
Election - A vote in which someone is chosen to represent a group of people.
Zhuang Zi - An influential Chinese philosopher who lived around the 4th Century BC.