Sweet, William

Dr. William Sweet is Professor of Philosophy at St. Francis Xavier University, and Vice-President /President-elect of the Canadian Philosophical Association. The author or editor of some 20 books, has published an edition of Bernard Bosanquet’s The Philosophical Theory of the State (2001, with Gerald F. Gaus), and edited the 20-volume Collected Works of Bosanquet(1999), three volumes of Early Responses to British Idealism (2004), and the 3-volume Bernard Bosanquet: Essays in Philosophy and Social Policy (2003). He currently serves on the steering committee of the Fédération Internationale de Sociétés de Philosophie.

Foundational Problems in Philosophy: Politics, Ethics, Aesthetics, and Religion by Arthur Ritchie Lord

2006 0-7734-5587-6
These volumes collect and introduce the major writings of the British/South African philosopher Arthur Ritchie Lord (1880-1941). Regarded as one of the finest minds in South African philosophy in the early twentieth century, Lord nevertheless published little during his lifetime part from his The Principles of Politics (1921) and a few short essays. The editors of these volumes bring together not only Lord’s published work, but almost all of his previously-unpublished lectures and essays.

Reprint Edition of the Principles of Politics by Arthur Ritchie Lord Together with a Critical Assessment

2006 0-7734-5591-4
These volumes collect and introduce the major writings of the British/South African philosopher Arthur Ritchie Lord (1880-1941). Regarded as one of the finest minds in South African philosophy in the early twentieth century, Lord nevertheless published little during his lifetime part from his The Principles of Politics (1921) and a few short essays. The editors of these volumes bring together not only Lord’s published work, but almost all of his previously-unpublished lectures and essays.

The History of Philosophy From Descartes to Hegel by Arthur Ritchie Lord

2006 0-7734-5589-2
These volumes collect and introduce the major writings of the British/South African philosopher Arthur Ritchie Lord (1880-1941). Regarded as one of the finest minds in South African philosophy in the early twentieth century, Lord nevertheless published little during his lifetime part from his The Principles of Politics (1921) and a few short essays. The editors of these volumes bring together not only Lord’s published work, but almost all of his previously-unpublished lectures and essays.

This work provides a survey of philosophy from Descartes to Hegel, found in unpublished manuscripts of the British/South African philosopher Arthur Ritchie Lord.