Edgar A. Singer, Jr.

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Edgar Arthur Singer, Jr. (November 13, 1873 - April 4, 1954/1955) was an American philosopher.

He taught as a professor at the Pennsylvania University (1909-1943).

His pupils included Henry Bradford Smith and C. West Churchman

[edit] Literary works

  • Modern thinkers and present problem, 1923
  • Mind as behavior, 1924

[edit] References

Churchman, C.W. (1982a). An appreciation of Edgar Arthur Singer, Jr. In C.W. Churchman, Thought and Wisdom, Intersystems Publications, Seaside, Calif., Ch. 10, 116-135.

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