| Joris Karl Huysmans (Huysmans Joris Karl)
French novelist. |
| John Dalton (Dalton John)
English chemist and physicist who played a major role in the development of atomistic representations in relation to chemistry. |
 | James Dwight Dana (Dana James Dwight)
American geologist, mineralogist and naturalist. |
| John Dowland (Dowland John)
English composer and lutanist Elizabethan |
 | Jacques Derrida (Derrida Jacque)
French philosopher. |
| James H. (James Henry)
American novelist and critic, one of the greatest novelists and theorists of English literature. |
| Jerome K. Jerome (Jerome Jerome Klapka)
English writer and playwright. |
| John Jeffries (Jeffries John)
American physician, pioneer of aeronautics. |
 | JOYCE, James Augustine (Joyce James Augustine)
Irish writer. |
| JOHN Augustus Edwin (John Augustus Edwin)
English painter and engraver. |
| JONES Jasper (Johns Jasper)
American painter, sculptor and engraver, the most prominent representative of the pop-art. |
| JONES James (Jones James)
American writer. |
| JONES Harold Spencer (Jones Harold Spencer)
English astronomer. |
| JOHNSON Samuel (Johnson Samuel)
English lexicographer, literary critic and essayist. |
 | JOHNSON Philip (Johnson Philip)
American architect |
| James Prescott Joules (Joule James Prescott)
English physicist. |
 | John Dewey (Dewey John)
The American philosopher, psychologist and educator, one of the leading representatives of pragmatism, which has had a strong influence on educational thought of the United States. |
| JEAN PAUL
German novelist and satirist. |
| Jean Paul (Janet Paul)
The French philosopher and historian, a follower of V. Cousin. |
| Jean Leon Gerome (Gerome Jean Lon)
French painter and sculptor. |
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