9789024700707 - philosophy, religion, and the coming world civilization: essays in honor of william ernest hocking (4 Ergebnisse)
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Gabriel Marcel reminds me that I asked him to write for this book. This is quite true, but not the whole story. During the visit with Ernest Hocking which he describes so eloquently in his essay, 'Solips ism Surmounted,' he learned from Hocking's hostess, Elizabeth Hazard, that I was planning hopefu…lly for a Hocking F estschri/t. On his return to Harvard, where he was preparing his James Lectures, he wrote me offering an essay should these plans develop. Encouraged, I kept his letter while I moved my family to India and settled into a new job. When it was possible to begin work on the book in earnest I then made my request, reminding him of his original offer. I mention this because I discovered that his enthusiasm was to be typical of those who came to know about the project. Charles Moore commented that such a book was 'long overdue,' and Walter Stace spoke for us all when he said: 'I am sure that there is no one in our profession who would not wish to be associated with any project in his honor. ' Given the wide range of Hocking's interests and influence, it was difficult to know just how the volume should be organized.
