The Spinoza-Hegel Paradox: A Study of The Choice Between Traditional Idealism and Systematic Pluralism

by Henry Alonzo Myers · 3 reviews · 1944–1945

Reviewed by	Journal	Date	Access
T. M. Knox	Philosophy	1945-04-00	Restricted
J. G.	The Journal of Philosophy	1945-02-01	Restricted
Charles Hartshorne	Ethics	1944-10-01	Restricted

Early Modern Philosophy Metaphysics & Logic Ethics & Moral Philosophy

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