Spengler, Oswald - spĕngˈglər, Ger. ôsˈvält shpĕngˈglər, 1880–1936, German historian and philosopher. His studies covered many fields, among them mathematics, science, philosophy, history, and art. His major work, The Decline of the West (2 vol., 1918–22; tr. 1926–28), brought him worldwide fame. Spengler |
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