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C. E. M. Joad's Degrees

Bachelors Classics University of Oxford
Masters Classics University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, Cyril Edwin Mitchinson Joad was an English philosopher, author, teacher and broadcasting personality. He appeared on The Brains Trust, a BBC Radio wartime discussion programme. He popularised philosophy and became a celebrity, before his downfall in a scandal over an unpaid train fare in 1948.

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C. E. M. Joad's Published Works

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Aristotle's Metaphysics. (175)
A Grammar of Politics. (1925) (120)
The untutored townsman's invasion of the country (1946) (24)
Guide to the philosophy (1935) (19)
A Critique of Logical Positivism. (1951) (14)
Guide to the philosophy of morals and politics (1937) (10)
Guide to Modern Thought (1933) (9)
Philosophical Aspects Of Modern Science (1933) (8)
The horrors of the countryside (1931) (5)
Realism and Modern Physics (5)
Manifesto : being the book of the Federation of Progressive Societies and Individuals (1934) (4)
Guide to modern wickedness (1939) (4)
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM: THE NEW PARTY'S PROPOSALS (1931) (4)
V.—Monism in the Light of Recent Developments in Philosophy (1917) (3)
Plato's Theory of Forms and Modern Physics (1933) (3)
V.—Bertrand Russell's “History of Western Philosophy” (1947) (3)
The Quaker story (1949) (3)
What is at stake, and why not say so? (1940) (2)
The present and future of religion (2)
Symposium: The Limits of Psychology in Aesthetics (1932) (2)
The philosophy of federal union (1941) (2)
Introduction to modern political theory (2)
The Limits of Psychology in Aesthetics (1932) (2)
FEARS MAY BE LIARS (1941) (2)
Liberty and the Modern State (1934) (2)
Counter Attack from the East : the Philosophy of Radhakrishnan (1934) (1)
Appeal to Philosophers (1940) (1)
PROLEGOMENA TO FASCISM (1931) (1)
Symposium: Is Art a Form of Apprehension or a Form of Expression? (1925) (1)
The One and the Many (1929) (1)
The adventures of the young soldier in search of the better world (1943) (1)
Philosophical Aspects of Modern Science. (1932) (1)
The recovery of belief : a restatement of Christian philosophy (1952) (1)
The meaning of life as shown in the process of evolution (1)
Materialism : has it been exploded? : verbatim report of debate between Chapman Cohen and C.E.M. Joad (1)
The future of life : a theory of vitalism (1)
II.—Symposium: Is the Existence of the Platonic EiΔΟΣ presupposed in the Analysis of Reality? (1920) (1)
An old countryside for new people (1942) (1)
Mind and Body (1929) (1)
Symposium: Realism and Modern Physics (1929) (1)
Is Britain decadent (1931) (1)
A Criticism of Critical Realism (1922) (1)
Robert Owen, idealist (0)
How Our Minds WorkSound Thinking (1948) (0)
II.—Appeal to Philosophers (1940) (0)
A first encounter with philosophy : an introduction especially designed for young men and women (1952) (0)
How our minds work (1946) (0)
A PHILOSOPHY OF PAIN AND FEAR (1941) (0)
The Nature of Knowing. By R. I. Aaron M.A., D.Phil. (London: Williams & Norgate Ltd. 1930. Pp. 154. Price 7s. 6d.) (1930) (0)
The Recovery Of Belief (1951) (1951) (0)
The Babbitt warren (0)
The English counties : illustrated (1948) (0)
Journey through the war mind (1939) (0)
Mind and Matter.@@@The Mind and Its Place in Nature. (1926) (0)
The Future Life (1893) (0)
The Status of Sense Perception in Relation to Scientific Knowledge (0)
Symposium: Is Neo-Idealism Reducible to Solipsism? (0)
MR. Joad's Reply (1929) (0)
Symposium: Evil and the Theistic Hypothesis (1930) (0)
Great philosophies of the world (a selections) (1939) (0)
Bibliography (1944) (0)
IV.—The Element of Greatness in Philosophy (1935) (0)
III.—Emergence to Value (1928) (0)
V.—Symposium: Is There Mind-Body Interaction? (1936) (0)
Symposium: Liberty and the Modern State (0)
The Relations between Science and Ethics (1941) (0)
VI.—Is Neo-Idealism Reducible to Solipsism? (1923) (0)
Mind and matter : an introduction to the study of metaphysics (0)
Great philosophies of the world (0)
VIII.—The Problem of Free Will in the Light of Recent Developments in Philosophy (1923) (0)
IV.—Modern Science and Religion (1931) (0)
IV.—PHYSICAL OBJECTS AND SCIENTIFIC OBJECTS (1931) (0)
X.—Symposium: Error (1927) (0)
The mind and its workings (0)
Philosophy and Life (1928) (0)
Unorthodox dialogues on education and art (0)
The Ways of Knowing. By Professor W. P. Montague . (Allen & Unwin. Library of Philosophy. 16s. net.) (1926) (0)
A Philosophy for a Modern Man . By Prof. H. Levy. (London: V. Gollancz, Ltd.1938. Pp. 287. Price 7s. 6d.) (1938) (0)
A Grammar of Politics.Studies in the History of Political Philosophy before and after RousseauContemporary Political Thought in England.Introduction to Modern Political Theory.The Moral Standards of Democracy (0)
Return to Philosophy (1945) (0)
Recent Philosophy . By John Laird. (London: Home University Library; Thornton Butterworth, Ltd.1936. Pp. 256. Price 2s. 6d.) (1937) (0)
The Non-existence of Matter (1928) (0)
Classics in philosophy and ethics : a course of selected reading by authorities (1960) (0)
The Irrationality of the Good (1926) (0)
VII.—Discussion On “The Academic Mind” with Reference to Mr. Joad's “Common-Sense Theology.”: Synopsis of the Argument (1924) (0)

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