Baruch Spinoza
Subtitle: addresses and messages delivered and read at the College of the city of New York, on the occasion of the tercentenary of Spinoza, November 23rd, 1932.
Contributors: New York (N.Y.). College of the city of New York.
Publisher: Spinoza institute of America, inc.
Published: 1933
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 77
Subjects: Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677.
Notes: "Addresses and messages ... prepared for the Spinoza tercentenary celebration held by the Spinoza institute of America."--Introd. note.
Table of contents: title: Why honor Spinoza? By I. H. Muraskin.; title: Spinoza, apostle of freedom, by Isaac Husik.; title: Living in accordance with the philosophy of Spinoza, by G. R. Mason.; title: Spinoza and modern thought, by Jacob Shatzky.; title: The historic significance of Spinoza's philosophy, by Henry Waton.; title: Messages from Albert Einstein, Sir Frederick Pollock, Samuel Alexander, Constantin Brunner, Leo Polak, Carl Gebhardt [and] Leon Brunschvicg.; title: The Jewish question and Spinoza's philosophy, by Harry Waton.; title: Free will or determinism? By Walter Bernard.; title: Why a Spinoza institute? An address delivered on the occasion of the founding of the Spinoza institute of America, by Harry Waton.