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ArguablyOf the two other major untranslated works by Frank: ''The Object of Knowledge'' (1915), based on his Ph.D. thesis, is summarized in early sections of ''The Unknowable'', which updates and summarizes his philosophical work, has been translated; and the concluding chapter of ''The Spiritual Foundations Fall of Societythe Idols''(1924), his articulation analysis of his social philosophy, are his most important books. All his works remain relatively little studied in 21st-century global Orthodox scholarship besides Jakim's workthe Russian Revolution, which is perhaps related in part to Frank's lack of firm institutional affiliation abroad or found at the controversy surrounding some end of his contemporaries, the time of his repose not long after World War II, and his unique refugee situation. Besides Jakim's introduction to his translations, Philip Boobbyer has authored a biography English text of Frank, ''S.L. Frank: The Meaning of Life And Work Of A Russian Philosopher, 1877-1950'' (1995).

Of the two other major untranslated works by Frank: ''The Object of Knowledge'' (1915)Arguably, based on his Ph.D. thesis, is summarized in early sections of ''The Unknowable'', which has been translated; updates and summarizes his philosophical work, and the concluding chapter of ''The Fall Spiritual Foundations of the IdolsSociety'' (1924), his analysis articulation of the Russian Revolutionhis social philosophy, are his most important books. All his works remain relatively little studied in 21st-century global Orthodox scholarship, which is found at perhaps related in part to Frank's lack of firm academic institutional affiliation abroad or of the end controversial notoriety surrounding some of his contemporaries. His repose not long after World War II together with his unique refugee situation may also be factors in his lack of later intellectual celebrity to date. Besides Jakim's introductions to his translations, another secondary source on the English text of philosopher is Philip Boobbyer's biography, ''S.L. Frank: The Meaning of LifeAnd Work Of A Russian Philosopher, 1877-1950''(1995).