Twentieth century philosophy
Subtitle: living schools of thought
By: edited by Dagobert D. Runes.
Publisher: Philosophical Library
Published: 1943
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 571
Subjects: Philosophy, Modern.
Description: The editor tries to bring together under one cover thinkers and thoughts of such divergent principles, attitudes, and temper.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Personalism, by R. T. Flewelling. Phenomenology, by Marvin Farber. Logical empiricism, by Herbert Feigl. The story of American realism, by W. P. Montague. The development of American pragmatism, by John Dewey. Dialectical materialism, by John Somerville. Philosophic naturalism, by R. B. Winn. Philosophies of China, by Wing-tsit Chan.
Table of contents: title: pt. I. Ethics, by J. H. Tufts. Aesthetics, by D. H. Parker. Axiology, by W. M. Urban. Philosophy of law, by Roscoe Pound. Philosophy of history, by J. E. Boodin. Philosophy of science, by V. F. Lenzen. Philosophy of life, by A. N. Whitehead. Metaphysics, by E. W. Hall. Theology and metaphysics, by D. C. Mackintosh.; title: pt. II. Philosophy of the twentieth century, by Bertrand Russell. Kantianism, by A. C. Ewing. Philosophy of Hegelianism, by Richard Hoenigswald. The humanism of St. Thomas Aquinas, by Jacques Maritain. Transcendental absolutism, by George Santayana.