Works
- Mousa, étude sur l'esthétique de Platon, Revue Philosophique (Paris), March 1934.
- Mousa, étude sur l'esthétique de Platon, (second article) Revue Philosophique (Paris), March 1934.
- La Philosophie de Droit dans l'Oeuvre de Platon, Revue Philosophique (Paris), 1936.
- La Savoir et la Foi Religieuse dans l'oeuvre de Platon, Mercure de France (Paris), 1938.
- L'Art et la Beauté vus par Platon, Paris: Skira, 1938.
- Platon, sa conception du Kosmos, New York: Edition de la Maison Française, 1945.
- Le Tyran d'aprés Platon, Oeuvres Nouvelles (New York), 1946.
- Platon et Kant, Les 2 Concepts de Cause in Revue de Métaphysique et de Morale (Paris), 1937.
- Le Triomphe de la Beauté, Pagine Nuove (Rome), 1948.
- Le Secret de l'Art dans l'oeuvre de Goethe, Revue Philosophique (Paris), 1948.
- Das Geheimnis der Kunst, Zürich: Artemis, 1959.
- L'esthétique de Goethe, Revue Philosophique (Paris), 1960-1962.
- Warum ist Kamilla schön?, Munich: Paul List Verlag, 1962.
- Plato, seine Auffassung vom Kosmos, Bern: Francke Verlag, 1966.
- Die Komödie der Wahrheit, Bern: Francke Verlag, 1967.
- Goethes Ästhetik und andere Aufsätze zur Literatur und Philosophie, Bern: Francke Verlag, 1969.
- Lexikon der platonischen Begriffe, Bern: Francke Verlag, 1973.
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