Arthur O. Lovejoy

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Arthur O. Lovejoy was an American philosopher and intellectual historian best known for founding the discipline of the history of ideas and for his influential work "The Great Chain of Being."

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instanceOf historian of ideas
human
intellectual historian
philosopher
academicDegree A.B. from the University of California, Berkeley
A.M. from Harvard University
authorOf Essays in the History of Ideas NERFINISHED
Reflections on Human Nature NERFINISHED
The Great Chain of Being NERFINISHED
The Revolt Against Dualism NERFINISHED
citizenship United States of America
countryOfBirth German Empire NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Prussia NERFINISHED
countryOfDeath United States of America
dateOfBirth 1873-10-10
dateOfDeath 1962-12-30
educatedAt Harvard University
University of California, Berkeley
employer Johns Hopkins University NERFINISHED
Stanford University
University of Missouri NERFINISHED
Washington University in St. Louis NERFINISHED
era 20th-century philosophy
familyName Lovejoy NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork history of ideas
intellectual history
philosophy
founded History of Ideas Club at Johns Hopkins University NERFINISHED
fullName Arthur Oncken Lovejoy NERFINISHED
givenName Arthur NERFINISHED
influenced history of ideas as an academic field
intellectual historians in the 20th century
knownFor developing the method of unit-ideas in intellectual history
founding the academic discipline of the history of ideas
his book The Great Chain of Being NERFINISHED
language English
memberOf American Historical Association NERFINISHED
American Philosophical Association NERFINISHED
middleName Oncken NERFINISHED
movement American philosophy
history of ideas movement
nationality American
notableWork The Great Chain of Being NERFINISHED
occupation university professor
writer
placeOfBirth Berlin
placeOfDeath Baltimore, Maryland NERFINISHED
positionHeld Professor of Philosophy at Johns Hopkins University
founder of the History of Ideas Club at Johns Hopkins University
subjectOf scholarly studies in intellectual history

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