Marvin Farber was an American philosopher and educator.
10 Facts About Marvin Farber
Marvin Farber was born in Buffalo, New York to Jewish parents Simon and Matilda Farber.
Marvin Farber was the second oldest of their 14 children.
Marvin Farber attended German universities of Berlin, Heidelberg, and Freiburg, studying under Edmund Husserl, Martin Heidegger, Heinrich Rickert, and Ernst Zermelo, among others.
Marvin Farber taught for a year at Ohio State University between his studies in Germany.
Marvin Farber founded the journal Philosophy and Phenomenological Research in 1940 and was its editor until 1980.
Marvin Farber was Chairman of the Department of Philosophy from 1937 to 1961.
Marvin Farber was designated Professor Emeritus in 1974 and retired in 1977.
Marvin Farber died in Minneapolis, Minnesota after months of serious illness.
Marvin Farber was survived by his loving wife Lorraine and three children, Lawrence, Roger and Carol.