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Arthur Liebert

Arthur Liebert (born Arthur Levy; 10 November 1878 – 5 November 1946) was a German philosopher, editor, and organizer of philosophical scholarship.
Born November 10, 1878Died November 5, 1946Era ContemporaryBy The Editors
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Arthur Liebert (born Arthur Levy; 10 November 1878 – 5 November 1946) was a German philosopher, editor, and organizer of philosophical scholarship. Trained at the University of Berlin, he studied under Wilhelm Dilthey, Friedrich Paulsen, Alois Riehl, Georg Simmel, and Carl Stumpf. His early work belonged to Neo-Kantianism, anti-naturalist, and critical idealism, but later moved toward dialectical idealism and universal humanism.

“Epistemology” — a single phrase that gathers the spirit of the work.

Principal Contributions

  1. 01.EpistemologyA concept central to Arthur's thought.
  2. 02.metaphysicsA concept central to Arthur's thought.
  3. 03.dialecticA concept central to Arthur's thought.
  4. 04.humanismA concept central to Arthur's thought.