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BOOK REVIEWS 293 data given on each. In an index of names all who wrote letters or received them and all persons mentioned in them are identified by main biographical data and their relation to Hegel explained. Thus, this edition of Hegel's correspondence can serve as an introduction, perhaps indispensable , to the study of his personality and his philosophy. --S. A. Roman Ingarden, Time and Modes of Being, Translated by Helen R. Michejda. Springfield , Illinois, Charles C Thomas [1964]. xi + 170 pp. = American Lecture Series, No. 558. A Monograph in the Bannerstone Division of American Lectures in Philosophy. From the author's Preface we quote: In 1946147, my two-volume work, The Controversy over the Existence of the World (Sp6r o istnienie kwiata, Vol, I, 297 pages, Vol. II, 848 pages) was published under the imprint of the Polish Academy of Sciences and Letters. The present volume contains the English translation of parts selected from volmne I of this work: the Introduction, Chapter III (with its introduction), Chapter VI, and Section 31 from Chapter VII. This selection covers my most important ontological analyses of modes of being and of time, as it is involved with these, which lead to the establishment of fundamental concepts of modes of existence . These investigations constitute the existential-ontological preparation for Volume II, which contains formal-ontological studies clarifying a number of basic formal concepts that are indispensable to an adumbration of prospective possible solutions of the controversy between idealism and realism. Volume III is in preparation. Both of the extant volumes of The Controversy will soon be published in a German edition of my composition and an English translation made by Mrs. Helen Michejda will be issued some time after the publication of this present volume. The translation of this important work was made with the authorization and approval of the author himself, and carried out with much care and precision. Where grammatical or linguistic differences between the original and the translation required it, or in case of "novel ideas for which no language has an adequate vocabulary," a few rather indispensable explanatory phrases and notes have been added by the translator, which, however, are enclosed in brackets "to distinguish them from parenthetical remarks in the original." --S. A; BOOKS RECEIVED Allen, Don Cameron, Doubt's Boundless Sea: Skepticism and Faith in the Renaissance. Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press, 1964. xi [ii] + 272 pp. $5.95. Anderson, William, Man's Quest Ior Political Knowledge. The Study and Teaching of Politics in Ancient Times. Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Press [1964]. viii [i] + 381 pp. $8.00. Aquinas, Saint Thomas, Treatise on Separate Substances. [Tractatus de substantiis separatis .] A Latin-English edition of a newly established text based on 12 medieval manuscripts , with Introduction and notes, by Francis J. Lescoe. West Hartford, Conn., Saint Joseph College [1963]. x + 194 pp. (pp. 35-162 double paging). $7.50. - - , Treatise on separate substances. Trans. from a newly established Latin text based on 12 medieval manuscripts, with Introduction and notes, by Francis J. Lescoe. Ibid. [1959]. x + 138 pp., facs. $3.00. Austin, J. L., Sense and Sensibilia. Reconstructed from the manuscript notes by G. J. 294 HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY Warnock. New York, Oxford University Press, 1964. ix + 144 pp. = A Galaxy Book, GBI08. Paper $1.25. Bidler, Andr6, The Social Humanism of Calvin. Trans. by Paul T. Fuhrmann. Foreword by W. A. Visser't Hooft. Richmond, Virginia, John Knox Press [1964]. 79 pp. Paper $1.50. Braithwaite, R. B., Theory oI Games as a Tool for the Moral Philosopher. An Inaugural Lecture delivered in Cambridge on 2 December 1954. Cambridge [England], At the University Press, 1963. [Reissue] 75 [1] pp., diagrams, tables. $1.75. Brettschneider, Bertram D., The Philosophy of Samuel Alexander. Idealism in "Space, Time and Deity." New York, Humanities Press, 1964. xii + 177 pp. $5.00. Capizzi, Antonio, La difesa del libero arbitrio da Erasmo a Kant. Firenze, La Nuova Italia [1963]. 254 pp., indice. = Biblioteca di Cultura, 72. L. 1.700. Chastaing, Maxime, Saint Augustin et le problOme de la conaissance d'autrui. [Paris], Presses Universitaires de France. 3 Extraits de Revue philosophique (1961), pp. 109-124, 90-102 (1962), pp. 223-238. Clair...