It was around this time that he began his doctoral studies studying the work of l'Abbaye de Créteil, which he later converted into a thesis on the work of ‘Jules Romains, the Apostle of Unanimisme’, for which he was awarded a PhD at Trinity in 1935.
At this juncture, he began his doctoral studies on the work of l'Abbaye de Créteil, leading to a thesis titled 'Jules Romains, the Apostle of Unanimisme', which he received as a PhD from Trinity in 1935.