America's Forgotten Poet-Philosopher

America's Forgotten Poet-PhilosopherIlluminating study of the ideas and influences of a near forgotten American philosopher. This book examines the ideas and influences of a nearly forgotten Swedish American philosopher, John Elof Boodin (18691950). A friend and student of William James and protg of Josiah Royce at Harvard, Boodin combined Jamesian pragmatism and Roycean idealism in developing original scholarship (nearly sixty articles and eight books) from 1900 to 1947, in addition to

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