1926 In Philosophy

1926 in philosophy

Events

Jan Smuts, Holism and Evolution (1926) [Note: The term holism was coined by the author.]
Nicolai Hartmann, Ethik (1926)
Will Durant, The Story of Philosophy (1926)
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, The Hindu View of Life (1926)

January 3 - Robert Misrahi
January 4 - Marcus George Singer (died 2016)
January 14 - Peter Winch, British philosopher of social science (died 1997)^[1]
January 17 - Shizuteru Ueda, Japanese philosopher of religion^[2]
February 1 - Leonardo Polo (died 2013)
April 6 - Edward Grant
April 9 - John E. Thomas (died 1996)
April 29 - Renford Bambrough
June 6 - José María Valverde (died 1996)
June 25 - Ingeborg Bachmann (died 1973)
June 26 - Karel Kosík (died 2003)
July 8 - David Malet Armstrong
July 31 - Hilary Putnam (died 2016)
August 2 - Herbert McCabe (died 2001)
August 7 - Arthur Chute McGill, Canadian-born American theologian and philosopher (died 1980)
August 12 (probable) - Jamal Khwaja, Indian philosopher
August 18 - Herbert Thomas Mandl (died 2007)
August 21 - Erwin Marquit (died 2015)
September 1 - Stanley Cavell (died 2018)
September 23 - Hugo Adam Bedau
September 24 - Louis H. Mackey (died 2004)
October 15 - Michel Foucault (died 1984)
October 29 - Joel Feinberg (died 2004)
September 4 - George Dickie
September 4 - Ivan Illich (died 2002)
October 9 - Hans Skjervheim
December 13 - Truman G. Madsen (died 2009)
December 25 - Eugene Gendlin, Austrian-born American philosopher (died 2017)
date unknown
- Abdoldjavad Falaturi, German scholar of Iranian origin (died 1996)
- William Alvin Howard
- Kai Nielsen, Canadian philosopher
- Hartley Rogers, Jr., mathematician working in recursion theory (died 2015)

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