Life and Finite Individuality. Two Symposia: I. by J. S. Haldane, D’arcy Wentworth Thompson, P. Chalmers Mitchell, and L. T. Hobhouse. II. By Bernard Bosanquet, A. S. Pringlepattison, G. F. Stout, and Viscount Haldane. Edited for the Aristotelian Society

Carr, H. Wildon. Life and Finite Individuality. Two Symposia: I. by J. S. Haldane, D’arcy Wentworth Thompson, P. Chalmers Mitchell, and L. T. Hobhouse. II. By Bernard Bosanquet, A. S. Pringlepattison, G. F. Stout, and Viscount Haldane. Edited for the Aristotelian Society. London: Williams and Norgate, 1918. First edition. 8vo. 194 pp. Brown wrapped boards. Book is a transcription of lectures given at a symposium organized by the Aristotelian Society that took place in London in July 1918 under the title, ‘Do Finite Individuals Possess a Substantive or an Adjectival Mode of Being?,” between the philosophers Bernard Bosanquet and Andrew Seth Pringle-Pattison. The focus of the symposium was the debate between Absolute and Personal Idealism. This work brings portrays the climax of the debate between scholars from the two schools of thought. Front board detached but present, rear board detached and missing. Binding in poor condition, interior in very good condition. fair. Hardcover. (19108) $50