Abstract

A collection of essays and addresses presented by Frederick Woodbridge covering a period from 1894 to when he addressed the Church Congress at Boston to 1936 when he contributed to the Journal of Philosophy. Selected writings chosen by a small group of Woodbridge's former students, show the changes and developments in a philosophy essentially constant, and probably make more available a unified view of the author's constructive ideas and metaphysical position than any single one of his published writings. ( Foreword of book, by Editorial Committee)