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Absolutely pure modules act in ways similar to injective modules. There are conditions on a ring which guarantee that the class of injective modules will be covering. In this article, we define conditions on the ring R which guarantee that the class of absolutely pure modules will be covering. These include R being left coherent, which we show implies a number of other necessary properties.
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Communicated by J. L. Pardo.
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