His main titles are “Discurso a la Nacion Mexicana” Speech to the Mexican nation, (1922); Doctrinas e ideas” Doctrines and ideas; (1924), La filosofia de Husserl” Husserl’s philosophy, (1934); and “El peligro del hombre” Man’s danger, (1942). His thought exerted a remarkable influence upon the Mexican way of thinking during his time. He was part of the “Ateneo de la Juventud” next to José Vasconcelos, Alfonso Reyes and other philosophers who supported without reservation the rise of the 1910 revolution.