who had left Germany just in time before the Second World War. He lost either all or nearly all of his family; he was a charismatic teacher with an enormous influence on a whole generation of philosophy students in Trinity—Ian Hacking, Edward Craig and myself, Crispin Wright—many of us became academics." A Festschrift, Exercises in Analysis by Students of Casimir Lewy shows his influence on many Cambridge philosophers that he taught. The Casimir Lewy Library of the Philosophy Faculty at the University of Cambridge is named after him. Publications Meaning and Modality, Cambridge University Press, 1976. *For a full listing of published papers, book reviews and critical notices see: Casimir Lewy's papers. See also List of Poles (philosophers) Notes 1919 births 1991 deaths 20th-century British philosophers 20th-century Polish philosophers Alumni of Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge Fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge British people of Polish-Jewish descent Jewish philosophers Polish emigrants to the United Kingdom Fellows of the British Academy