 The last decade has seen increasing scholarly interest in tracing Alexander’s influence on other philosophers. For example, his work was also picked up by John Anderson, who attended Alexander’s 1917–1918 Gifford lectures. Lines of thought stemming from Alexander can be found in Anderson’s Australian student, D.M. Armstrong; and in American philosopher Donald C. Williams. On Alexander’s influence on Anderson and Armstrong, see Gillett (2006), Fisher (2015), Cole (2018, §1; §5.2); and Weblin (2021). On Williams, see Fisher (2015) and Williams (2021). Metaphysician Dorothy Emmet’s (2021) piece shows her work also owed a lot to Alexander.