version, "volume two" : Spinoza and Time (1921) Art and the Material (1925); Adamson Lecture for 1925 Beauty and Other Forms of Value (1933) Philosophical and Literary Pieces (1939), (posthumous) Notes References External links Gifford Lectures biography Samuel Alexander article by Emily Thomas in Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy originally published 28 May 2012 John Slater's Introduction to the Collected Works of Samuel Alexander has some biographical details on Alexander's life. Samuel Alexander papers at the University of Manchester Library Article by recent occupier of Alexander's chair at the University of Manchester discussing the legacy of Whitehead and Alexander. "Samuel Alexander and Zionism" 1859 births 1938 deaths 19th-century British male writers 19th-century British philosophers 19th-century educational theorists 19th-century educators 19th-century essayists 19th-century scholars 20th-century British male writers 20th-century British writers 20th-century British philosophers 20th-century educational theorists 20th-century educators 20th-century essayists Academics of the Victoria University of Manchester Action theorists Alumni of Balliol College, Oxford Aristotelian philosophers Australian Jews Australian members of the Order of Merit British educational theorists British ethicists British male essayists British philosophers British consciousness researchers and theorists Epistemologists Fellows of Lincoln College, Oxford Fellows of the British Academy Idealists Jewish educators Jewish ethicists Jewish philosophers Locke scholars Metaphilosophers Ontologists Panentheists People educated at Wesley College (Victoria) People from Sydney Philosophical cosmologists Philosophers of art Philosophers of education Philosophers of identity Philosophers of literature Philosophers of mathematics Philosophers of mind Philosophers of psychology Philosophers of science Philosophers of time Presidents of the Aristotelian Society Spinoza scholars Spinozists University of Melbourne alumni Writers about religion and science Writers from Sydney