Josiah Royce

This work is based on a series of lectures the author delivered at Manchester College, Oxford, in 1913. It presents his philosophical interpretation of Christianity's fundamental ideas - community, sin, atonement, and saving grace. It covers issues in ecumenics and inter-religious dialogue.

An edited transcript of the great Harvard philosopher Josiah Royce's last year-long course in metaphysics, given at Harvard in 1915-1916. This book is an edited transcript of Josiah Royce's last year-long course in metaphysics at Harvard in 1915–1916.

A transitional book in the development of Royce's thought, originally published in 1908, The Philosophy of Loyalty is a key to understanding his influence on the development of pragmatism. Royce's basic argument is clear. Individual wills are a given, and social training is a natural aspect of community.

"There's nothing available that I know of that comes as close to representing the range of Royce's works. . . . " -- John H Lavely

"There's nothing available that I know of that comes as close to representing the range of Royce's works. . . . " -- John H Lavely