Tom Stoppard''s Travesties is a play that follows the memories of Henry Wilfrid Carr (1894-1962), an elderly British consular official who spent ti...

Tom Stoppard''s Travesties is a play that follows the memories of Henry Wilfrid Carr (1894-1962), an elderly British consular official who spent time in Zurich, Switzerland, during the First World War. In real life, Carr met the writer James Joyce there, and is caricatured in Joyce's book Ulysses. Learning that other two leading thinkers of important movements in art and culture were also living in the Zurich during the war, Stoppard used these three people as central characters in the play. Who are the other two thinkers in Travesties besides James Joyce?