Born in 1905 and brought up in Sheffield.
King Edward VII School, Sheffield.
Classical Scholarship at Balliol College, Oxford.
Senior Demy of Magdalen College in 1926.
Craven Scholarship.
War Memorial Studentship at Balliol College.
John Locke Scholarship.
Lecturer in Philosophy at New College, Oxford, in 1927.
Lecturer in Philosophy in the University of Reading from 1928.
Professor of Philosophy in the University of Reading from 1934.
Author and speaker on philosophical and religious subjects, especially Anglicanism and Ecumenism.
Anglicanism & Orthodoxy
a study in dialectical churchmanship
SCM Press, 1955
Augustans and Romantics 1689-1830
H. V. D. Dyson and John Butt;
with chapters of art, economics and philosophy
by Geoffrey Webb, F. J. Fisher and H. A. Hodges
by Dyson, H. V. D. (Henry Victor Dyson)
The Cresset Press, Percy Lund, Humpries) 1949
Christianity and the modern world view
London, SCM Press [1949]
God beyond knowledge
by Herbert Arthur Hodges, William Donald Hudson
MacMillan 1977
Languages, standpoints and attitudes
Oxford University Press, 1953
The Christian in the modern university
S.C.M. Press, 1946.
24 pp. Series: University pamphlets ; no. 3
The hymns of Ann Griffiths (tr. H. A. Hodges)
The pattern of atonement
SCM Press, 1955
The philosophy of Wilhelm Dilthey
Routledge & Paul, 1952
Greenwood Press, 1974
Wilhelm Dilthey
Oxford University Press, 1944
K. Paul, Trench, Trubner & co. ltd., 1944
Routledge & Kegan Paul, ltd., 1949
H. Fertig, 1969
What is to become of philosophical theology?
In: Contemporary British Philosophy, Volume III.
Muirhead Library of Philosophy.
by H D Lewis
1955~6
Introduction in: Unseen warfare:
the Spiritual combat and Path to paradise of Lorenzo Scupoli.
By Lorenzo Scupoli,
as edited by Nicodemus of the Holy Mountain,
and revised by Theophan the recluse.
1951
Anglican Disunity and the Idea of Western Orthodoxy
Address given by H. A. Hodges, S.C.M. in 1957
to the Fellowship of St. Alban and St. Sergius
Transcribed by Ian B. Pitt
2001
"Belief is a moral act for which the believer is to be held responsible."