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| rdfs:comment | - Liam Dieghan was a major Human philosopher of the early 22nd century from Earth who founded the Neo-Transcendentalist movement. Lieutenant Commander Data had observed in 2365 that Mr. Dieghan had advocated "a simpler life in which one lived in harmony with nature and learned under her gentler tutelage" following the turmoil of World War III. (TNG: "Up The Long Ladder" ) This character was only mentioned in dialogue.
- Liam Dieghan was a male Human philosopher in the late 21st or early 22nd century. He was the founder of Neo-Transcendentalism, a movement which advocated a return to a simpler lifestyle, with minimal technology and an emphasis on nature. (TNG episode: "Up the Long Ladder") The Dieghanists, a group which formed on planet Mariposa in 2367, was named for Liam Dieghan. (SCE eBook: Out of the Cocoon)
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| abstract | - Liam Dieghan was a major Human philosopher of the early 22nd century from Earth who founded the Neo-Transcendentalist movement. Lieutenant Commander Data had observed in 2365 that Mr. Dieghan had advocated "a simpler life in which one lived in harmony with nature and learned under her gentler tutelage" following the turmoil of World War III. (TNG: "Up The Long Ladder" ) This character was only mentioned in dialogue.
- Liam Dieghan was a male Human philosopher in the late 21st or early 22nd century. He was the founder of Neo-Transcendentalism, a movement which advocated a return to a simpler lifestyle, with minimal technology and an emphasis on nature. (TNG episode: "Up the Long Ladder") The Dieghanists, a group which formed on planet Mariposa in 2367, was named for Liam Dieghan. (SCE eBook: Out of the Cocoon)
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