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A. E. Heath

Archibald Edward Heath (6 August 1887 – 18 May 1961) was Foundation Professor of Philosophy at University College, Swansea, 1925–1952. He is commonly classed as a humanist, though Heath was amongst those non-theists and secularists uncomfortable with the term. Within and beyond philosophy, he had particular interest in, and published on, scientific…

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Archibald Edward Heath 6 August 1887
Died
18 May 1961(1961-05-18) (aged 73)
Employer
University College, Swansea
Occupations
Philosopher; Professor of Philosophy
Organization
Rationalist Press Association Conway Hall Ethical Society

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related to External links · 9
A. E. Heath → An Unconventional School Sermon, Archie Heath, Heath, Jean Creedy, Oil, Parents' National Educational Union, The Parents' Review, Volume, WorldCat
Born · 1
A. E. Heath → Archibald Edward Heath 6 August 1887
Died · 1
A. E. Heath → 18 May 1961(1961-05-18) (aged 73)
Employer · 1
A. E. Heath → University College, Swansea
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A. E. Heath → Philosopher; Professor of Philosophy
Organization · 1
A. E. Heath → Rationalist Press Association Conway Hall Ethical Society

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A. E. HeathBornArchibald Edward Heath 6 August 18871.00infobox
A. E. HeathDied18 May 1961(1961-05-18) (aged 73)1.00infobox
A. E. HeathEmployerUniversity College, Swansea1.00infobox
A. E. HeathOccupationsPhilosopher; Professor of Philosophy1.00infobox
A. E. HeathOrganizationRationalist Press Association Conway Hall Ethical Society1.00infobox
Richard Aaron.Heath was President of the Rationalist Press Associationinstance ofwas the devoted founding and development of the Swansea philosophy department over 27 years to its reputation as a 'nursery for professors'0.80text
A. E. Heathrelated to External linksHeath0.60section
A. E. Heathrelated to External linksWorldCat0.60section
A. E. Heathrelated to External linksAn Unconventional School Sermon0.60section
A. E. Heathrelated to External linksThe Parents' Review0.60section
A. E. Heathrelated to External linksVolume0.60section
A. E. Heathrelated to External linksParents' National Educational Union0.60section

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