English and American Philosophy Since 1800: A Critical Survey

xiv, 468 pp. CONTENTS: I. Scottish Realism: Reid; Thomas Brown; Hamilton; Mansel; The Edinburgh Reviewers; Other Intuitionalists; Calderwood; Martineau; Ferrier. II. The Utilitarians: Bentham; James Mill; John Stuart Mill; The Philosophical Radicals; Bain; Austin; J.F. Stephen; Sidgwick. III. Authority and Reason in Theology: Thomas Arnold; The Oxford Movement; Newman; Liberalism in Theology; Coleridge; Maurice; Matthew Arnold. IV. Naturalism and Evolution: Thomas Buckle; Darwin and Evolution; Herbert Spencer; G.H. Lewes; Thomas Huxley; Other Representatives of Naturalism; Clifford; Naturalistic Ethics; Evolution and Religion; Browning; V. Absolute Idealism: Transcendentalism in Literature; Carlyle; Emerson; T.H. Green; F.H. Bradley; Bernard Bosanquet; Josiah Royce; The Idealistic School. McTaggart; Howison; Hocking; Laurie; Seth Pringle-Pattison. VI. Personal Idealism, Pan-Psychism, and Realism: Personality and Religion; Personal Idealism; Panpsychism; Realism; Hodgson; Hobhouse; Santayana. VII. Pragmatism: Peirce; Schiller; William James; John Dewey; Other Pragmatists; Pearson; Baldwin. VIII. Neo-Realism: English Neo-Realism; G.E. Moore; S. Alexander; Bertrand Russell; American Neo-Realism; Perry; Holt; Conclusion.