Frank M. Oppenheim, SJ: A Model for Philosophical Interpretation and Reflection

The Pluralist 14 (2):1-12 (2019)
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i am proud to honor the legacy of Frank M. Oppenheim. This legacy is broad and deep. First, Oppenheim has played a major role in remedying the neglect of the life and work of Josiah Royce. He has done so with probing articles on central concepts in Royce’s philosophy and with a series of longer studies that delineated unexpected developments in Royce’s thought and life, demonstrating how Royce, throughout his career, refined and rethought his central philosophical ideas and created entirely unique and new directions of philosophical reflection. With superb interpretive and mediating skills, Oppenheim has provided the scholarly world with a finely nuanced picture of the context of Royce’s thought in terms of his...

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Jackie Kegley
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Royce's windows to the east.Frank M. Oppenheim - 2007 - Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society 43 (2):288-318.

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