The Reach of philosophy
Subtitle: essays in honor of James Kern Feibleman
By: edited by Robert C. Whittemore
Contributors: Feibleman, James Kern, 1904-; Whittemore, Robert C. 1921-
Series: Tulane studies in philosophy -- v. 25; Tulane studies in philosophy -- v. 25
Publisher: Tulane University
Published: 1977
Place of publication: New Orleans
Language: eng
Number of pages: 118
Subjects: Feibleman, James Kern, -- 1904- -- Philosophy; Philosophy, Modern -- 20th century
Notes: "Writings by James K. Feibleman, 1922-1976": p. [107]-118
Table of contents: value: Barber, R. L.  Feibleman, Toynbee and the future of freedom.; value: Cairns, H.  The uniqueness of Feibleman's philosophy.; value: Feldman, S. C.  Feibleman's theory of justice.; value: Knox, M.  Freedom.; value: Miller, L. W.  Mathematics:  discovery or invention, or making explicit.; value: Reck, A. J.  Feibleman's social philosophy.; value: Reiter, S.  Feibleman as a man of culture.; value: Roberts, L. N.  Internal relations and the work of art.; value: Stroh, G. W.  The concepts of mind and spirit in the philosophy of James K. Feibleman.; value: Whittemore, R. C.  Feibleman, Whitehead and the future of realism