Jan Hempel (philosopher)

Polish translator

Jan Hempel (1877-1937) was a Polish geometer, advocate for the cooperative movement, and philosopher who mixed elements of anarchism and nationalism in his writings. He was the translator of works by William James, Karl Kautsky, and Peter Kropotkin.

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Jan Hempel (philosopher)

Polish translator

Jan Hempel (1877-1937) was a Polish geometer, advocate for the cooperative movement, and philosopher who mixed elements of anarchism and nationalism in his writings. He was the translator of works by William James, Karl Kautsky, and Peter Kropotkin.

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Jan Hempel (1877-1937) was a Polish geometer, advocate for the cooperative movement, and philosopher who mixed elements of anarchism and nationalism in his writings. He was the translator of works by William James, Karl Kautsky, and Peter Kropotkin.

Text: Wikipédia, CC BY-SA 4.0. · Image: Official photo made by NKVD after arrest 1937 (Public domain) ·

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