What is G. Lowes Dickinson known for?

G. Lowes Dickinson is primarily recognized for his contributions to political philosophy and his role in the intellectual life of early 20th-century Britain, particularly his association with the Bloomsbury Group and his advocacy for international cooperation.

Did G. Lowes Dickinson write under other names?

G. Lowes Dickinson wrote exclusively under his given name and did not use any known pseudonyms or pen names for his published works.

G. Lowes Dickinson

1862 – 1932

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About

G. Lowes Dickinson was a writer who explored political theory, philosophy, and comparative civilizations. His works, including Anarchy, Appearances, and An essay on the civilisations of India, China & Japan, offer readers thoughtful perspectives on society and ideas.

Top genres

History Non-Fiction Philosophy

Also known as

G. Lowes (Goldsworthy Lowes) Dickinson, G. Lowes (Goldsworthy Lowe Dickinson, M. A. G. Lowes Dickinson

Featured works

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Routledge Library Editions - Anarchy

David Goodway

Several books

Routledge Library Editions

Appearances

G. Lowes Dickinson

An essay on the civilisations of India, China & Japan

G. Lowes Dickinson

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Frequently asked questions

G. Lowes Dickinson is primarily recognized for his contributions to political philosophy and his role in the intellectual life of early 20th-century Britain, particularly his association with the Bloomsbury Group and his advocacy for international cooperation.
G. Lowes Dickinson wrote exclusively under his given name and did not use any known pseudonyms or pen names for his published works.