Background
Levi, Albert William was born on June 19, 1911 in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States. Son of Albert William and Stella (Levi) Levi.
(Second in a series of three important works in the histor...)
Second in a series of three important works in the history of ideas and the philosophy of culture. Scholarship must make a positive contribution in a period of fear and unrest and that humanistic imagination ought to be applied to the problems of a concrete politics.
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(See esp. Introduction and Conclusion. Intermediate chapte...)
See esp. Introduction and Conclusion. Intermediate chapters profile Plato, Aquinas, Descartes, Moore. This was written when analytical philosophy reigned unchallenged. The Introduction provides some useful information on historical approaches. Levi mentions Lukàcs, but the book falls below the theoretical standard of good Marxism, though there is much that is usable in it. Alvin Gouldner's analysis of Plato is the most compelling.
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The problems of multiplicity and division, rationality and irrationality. It discusses various philosophical views of modern philosophers and scientists.
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Levi, Albert William was born on June 19, 1911 in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States. Son of Albert William and Stella (Levi) Levi.
Bachelor of Arts, Dartmouth, 1932; Master of Arts, University of Chicago, 1933; Doctor of Philosophy, University Chicago, 1935.
Member faculty, Dartmouth College, 1935-1941; Member faculty, University of Chicago, 1941-1945; Member faculty, Black Mountain College, 1945-1950; Member faculty, U. Graz, Austria, 1951; Member faculty, U. Vienna, Austria, 1952; Member faculty, U. Munich, 1961; Member faculty, U. Graz, 1964-1965; member of faculty, Washington University, St. Louis, from 1952; David May Distinguished University professor humanities, Washington University, St. Louis, 1965-1979; professor emeritus, Washington University, St. Louis, 1979-1988. Member National Council Humanities, 1966-1972.
(Second in a series of three important works in the histor...)
(The problems of multiplicity and division, rationality an...)
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(1957 HARDCOVER)
(See esp. Introduction and Conclusion. Intermediate chapte...)
Member Phi Beta Kappa.
Children by previous marriage– Estelle (Mistress Sasha (Weitman), Michael, David. Married Ute Schweitzer, May 2, 1966. Children: Laurence, Susannah.