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Ethics, Metaphysics and Religion in the Thought of F. H. Bradley
| Author: | MacEwen, Philip | |
| Year: | 1996 | |
| Pages: | 250 | |
| ISBN: | 0-7734-8767-0 978-0-7734-8767-3 | |
| Price: | $179.95 | |
Essays by some of Canada's leading scholars on various aspects of Bradley's thought.
Essays include:
The Unity of Moral Principle and Bradley's Absolute (Leslie Armour)
The Uses of Bradley's Absolute (H. S. Harris)
Process and Historical Crisis in F. H. Bradley's Ethics of Feeling (James Bradley)
Metaphysics and Ethics in Bradley's Idealism (Don MacNiven)
The Self and the Social Order (Elizabeth Trott)
Bradley's Critique of Mill's Utilitarianism (Philip MacEwen)
Feeling in Bradley's Ethical Studies (David Crossley)
F. H. Bradley and the Presuppositions of Critical History (Lionel Rubinoff)
Essays include:
The Unity of Moral Principle and Bradley's Absolute (Leslie Armour)
The Uses of Bradley's Absolute (H. S. Harris)
Process and Historical Crisis in F. H. Bradley's Ethics of Feeling (James Bradley)
Metaphysics and Ethics in Bradley's Idealism (Don MacNiven)
The Self and the Social Order (Elizabeth Trott)
Bradley's Critique of Mill's Utilitarianism (Philip MacEwen)
Feeling in Bradley's Ethical Studies (David Crossley)
F. H. Bradley and the Presuppositions of Critical History (Lionel Rubinoff)