Spinoza Institute of America <New York>:
Baruch Spinoza : Addresses and messages delivered and read at the college of the city of New York
In: on the occasion of the tercentenary of Spinoza ; November 23rd 1932 / Spinoza Institute of America
Works contained: I. H. Muraskin: Why honor Spinoza? ; I[saac] Husik: Spinoza, Apostle of freedom ; G[abriel] R[ichard] Mason: Living in accordance with the philosophy of Spinoza ; J[acob] Shatzky: Spinoza and modern thought ; H[arry] Waton: The historic significance of Spinoza's philosophy ; A[lbert] Einstein, Fr[ederick] Pollock, S[amuel] Alexander, C[onstantin] Brunner, L[eo] Polak, C[arl] Gebhardt, L[eon] Brunschvicg: Messages ; H[arry] Waton: The Jewish question and Spinoza's philosophy ; W. Bernard: Free will or determinism? ; H[arry] Waton: Why a Spinoza Institute? An address on occasion of the founding of the Spinoza Institute of America
Literature type: Edited collections
Language: English
Thematic areas: Epistemology / methodology / philosophy of mind, Reception history, Spinoza and Judaism / Jewish philosophy, Anniversary lectures / jubilee articles / conference proceedings
Link to this page: http://spinoza.hab.de/detail.php?id=21867&LANG=EN
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