Levinson

Levinson is an Ashkenazi Jewish surname. It means "son of Levi"[1] and may refer to persons:

André Levinson (1887–1933), French dance journalist
Arik Levinson, American economist
Arthur D. Levinson (b. 1950), President of Genentech
Barry Levinson (b. 1942), American screenwriter/director
Daniel Levinson (1920–1994), American psychologist
Eric L. Levinson, North Carolina judge
Feodor Levinson-Lessing (1861–1939), Russian geologist
Gerald Levinson (b. 1951), American composer
Harold Levinson, Dyslexia, Psychiatrist, Neurologist
Horace Clifford Levinson (1895–1968), American mathematician and operations researcher
Jerrold Levinson (b. 1948), American Ph.D. in Philosophy
Joel Moss Levinson, Internet personality
Mark Levinson (audio equipment designer) (b. 1946), audio equipment designer
Mark Levinson (film director), film director
Nathan Levinson (1888–1952), American sound engineer
Norman Levinson (1912–1975), American mathematician who in 1947 proposed the Levinson recursion (Levinson-Durbin algorithm)
Paul Levinson (b. 1947), American author
Richard Levinson (1934–1987), American writer and producer
Robert Levinson (b. 1948), missing American private detective
Ronald B. Levinson (1896–1980), American philosopher
Sam Levinson (b. 1985), American actor
Sanford Levinson (b. 1941), American law professor
Stephen C. Levinson (b. 1947), British linguist
Steven H. Levinson (b. 1946), Associate Justice of the Hawaii State Supreme Court

as well as:

Levinsohn and Lewinsohn are variants and may refer to:

Isaac Baer Levinsohn (1788–1860), Russian-Hebrew scholar and writer
Joshua Lewinsohn (1833–?), Russian teacher and writer
Ross Levinsohn, former President of Fox Interactive Media, the Internet and New Media arm of News Corporation

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