Works
- Om rätt och moral (1941)
- Om praktisk filosofi (1948)
- Tro och vetande (1949)
- Att välja livsåskådning (1951)
- Tro och livsåskådning (1958)
- Helvetesläran (1972)
- Samtal med Ingemar Hedenius (in part with Sven Ragne Carlson) (1975)
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| Name | Hedenius, Ingemar |
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| Date of birth | 1908 |
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| Date of death | 1982 |
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