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I take as a “jumping off place” for this reflection the Conclusion that Werner Brock (DPhil) lecturer at the University of Freiburg made to his lectures published as An Introduction to Contemporary German Philosophy (Cambridge University Press, 1935). Following the observation of J. H. Muirhead in the Foreword, that “readers will draw their own conclusions from his presentation of his subject in this book,” I am sufficiently convinced of the merit of Brock’s lectures that I use his book as a foundation for the philosophical thinking I develop in this brief book.
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Allan M Savage
Allan M. Savage is an independent academic researcher in philosophy, theology and the humanities. He holds credentials from the University of Toronto, (B.A.); St Paul University, Ottawa, (S.T.B.); Heythrop College (Postgraduate Diploma); University of South Africa (D.Th.) and European-American University (D.Litt.). He serves on the Editorial Team of the Journal of Research in Philosophy and History.
