Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Agents Facet
3. People (hierarchy name)
4. people (agents)
5. [people by occupation]

Narrower term/s

• philosophers[+]
  • aestheticians
  • logicians
  • metaphysicians [+]
    • process philosophers
  • phenomenologists
  • alchemists [NP]
  • epistemologists
  • ethicists [+]
    • religious ethicists [NP]
  • pataphysicians
• rhetoricians
• [people in museology][+]
  • curators
  • docents
  • preparators
  • registrars (museology)
  • museologists
  • art handlers
  • exhibition curators
  • exhibition designers
• [people in religion and related occupations][+]
  • [people in religion-related occupations] [+]
    • church historians
    • religious historians
    • mohels
    • liturgists
    • religious ethicists
  • people in religion [+]
    • clergy [+]
      • priests (clergy) [+]
      • Christian clergy [+]
      • Jewish clergy [+]
      • Islamic clergy [+]
      • Zoroastrian clergy [+]
      • priestesses
      • [ancient Greek and Roman clergy] [+]
      • secular priests
      • Buddhist clergy [+]
      • Shinto clergy [+]
    • elders
    • missionaries
    • dervishes
    • laity [+]
      • churchwardens [NP]
    • mystics
    • religious (people) [+]
      • monks (people) [+]
      • nuns [+]
      • friars
      • lay brothers
      • sadhus
      • tertiaries (people in religion)
      • beguines
      • zasus
      • yakṣa-gaṇas
    • theologians
    • shamans
    • heresiarchs
    • preachers [+]
      • evangelists
    • marabouts (religious people)
    • bodhisattvas [+]
      • guiding bodhisattvas
    • putti (children)
    • tea masters [NP]
    • apostles
    • deities [+]
      • muses (deities)
      • gods (deities)
      • goddesses [+]
      • lokapālas (deities)
      • teteo
      • creator gods
      • planetary gods [+]
      • guardian deities [+]
      • supreme gods
      • place gods
      • death gods
      • lares
      • teotl
      • avatāra
      • vasus
      • śāsanadēvī
      • yakṣas
      • śāsanadēvatā
      • world bearers [NP]
      • demigods
      • unities (deities)
      • dualities (deities)
      • trinities (deities)
      • atua
      • taniwha
      • orishas
    • spirits (beings) [+]
      • deities [NP] [+]
      • angels (spirits) [+]
      • devils (spirits)
      • sylvans
      • nymphs [+]
      • ghosts (spirits)
      • demons
      • nāgas (spirits)
      • ganas (spirits)
      • kiṁnaras
      • asuras
      • devas
      • apsarasas
      • gandharva
      • vidyādhara
      • bhutas (spirits)
      • ehis
    • souls
    • religious leaders
    • apostates [NP]
    • servers (people, ecclesiastical)
    • gurus
    • yogins
    • tlamatinimeh
    • warrior priests
    • ecclesiastics
    • lectors (ecclesiastic)
    • crucifers (people)
    • thurifers
    • candle bearers
    • sages
    • supernatural beings [+]
      • world bearers
    • müezzins
    • koshares [NP]
    • teopixqui
    • lōkapālas
    • jinas
    • mahasiddhas
    • oracles (people)
    • vodouisants
    • oungans
    • manbos
• [people in the arts and related occupations][+]
  • [people in arts-related occupations] [+]
    • architectural critics
    • architectural historians
    • art historians
    • musicologists [+]
      • ethnomusicologists
    • art critics
    • film critics
    • music critics
    • music theorists
    • art therapists [NP]
    • film historians
    • art theorists
  • [people in the arts] [+]
    • [people in the performing arts] [+]
      • camera operators [+]
      • choreographers
      • costumers (people)
      • directors (performing arts) [+]
      • musicians [+]
      • lyricists
      • performing artists [+]
      • filmmakers [+]
      • television personalities
      • producers (managers) [+]
      • choragi
      • magicians (illusionists)
      • film crews
      • disc jockeys [+]
      • street entertainers
      • film editors (people)
      • lighting designers
      • dramaturges
      • television program makers
      • set dressers
      • projectionists
    • [people in the visual arts and related occupations] [+]
      • [people in the visual arts] [+]
      • [people in visual arts-related occupations] [+]
  • hands (creators) [+]
    • scribal hands
• [people in linguistics and related occupations][+]
  • linguists [+]
    • grammarians
    • semanticists
    • phonologists
    • phoneticians
    • psycholinguists
    • sociolinguists
    • etymologists
    • orthographers
    • semioticians
  • [people in linguistics-related occupations] [+]
    • philologists
    • cryptologists
• [people in literature and related occupations][+]
  • [people in literature] [+]
    • authors [+]
      • biographers [+]
      • chroniclers
      • diarists
      • essayists
      • fabulists
      • playwrights
      • poets
      • satirists
      • screen writers
      • humorists
      • librettists
      • lyricists [NP]
      • novelists
      • memoirists
      • composers (people in literature)
      • corporate authors
      • dramatists
      • children’s authors
      • travel writers
      • technical writers
  • [people in literature-related occupations] [+]
    • critics [+]
      • architectural critics [NP]
      • literary critics
      • art critics [NP]
      • film critics [NP]
      • music critics [NP]
    • editors (people who revise) [+]
      • copyeditors
    • literary historians
    • bibliographers
    • lexicographers
    • compilers (people in literature) [+]
      • encyclopedists
    • poeticians
    • exegetes
    • mythologists
    • adapters (people in literature)
    • writers (composers)
• academics (people)[+]
  • academic artists [+]
    • academic painters
    • academic sculptors
    • academic printmakers
• [people in the humanities by area of speciality][+]
  • architectural historians [NP]
  • art historians [NP]
  • Egyptologists
  • medievalists
  • Middle East specialists
  • Asianists
  • Germanists

Anotations

Scope note:

People who are active in the field of humanities.