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Note: I'm not a phoneticist, and I composed this list from three different sources with three different legends. If you see a mistake please bring it to my attention.
Adorno, Theodor W.: a-DOR-no
Althusser, Louis: ALT-whos-sair
Barth, John: BART
Barthes, Roland: BART
Baudrillard, Jean: boh-dree-YAHR, zhon
Benjamin, Walter: ben-yeh-MEEN
Cixous, Hélène: seek-sou
Deleuze, Gilles: DAY-loose
Derrida, Jacques: dair-ree-DAH
Foucault, Michel: fou-KOH
Gramsci, Antonio: GRAWM-shee
Guattari, Félix: GUAT-eh-ree
Horkheimer, Max: HORK-HIGH-mer or HOR-KIGH-mer
Jakobson, Roman: YAH-keb-sen
Kristeva, Julia: kris-TAYV-veh
Lacan, Jacques: lawk-KAWN, zhawk
Lévi-Strauss, Claude: lev-ee-STROWS
Lukács, György: lou-KOTCH
Sartre, Jean-Paul: sart or SAR-treh
Saussure, Ferdinand de: soh-SUR
Stoppard, Tom: stop-perd