Professor Samuel Alexander

Journal article

In Journal Issue

Australian Jewish Historical Society Journal, 1, 6 (1941)

Author(s) Hirsch Munz AbstractBy the death of Samuel Alexander at Manchester, England, on the 13th of September, 1938, the world lost one of its foremost creative philosophers. He has been described as a great and original thinker who produced an organised and closed system of thought. in a century singularly devoid of major philosophical work.
Year1941
Pages171-178

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