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Anglo-American Idealism: Thinkers and Ideas
James Connelly, Σταματούλα Παναγάκου
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Abstract
Contents: James Connelly/Stamatoula Panagakou: Introduction - James W. Allard: The Idealistic Transformation of Logic - Elizabeth Trott: Is the Absolute Obsolete? Idealism in Transition in the Philosophy of Leslie Armour - Leslie Armour: Rethinking the Absolute - Joseph P. McGinn: The One, the Many, and the Infinite: Royce's Quest for a Middle Way - Efraim Podoksik: The Idealism of Young Oakeshott - Jan Olof Bengtsson: Idealism and the Pantheistic Revolution: The 'Big Picture' and Why it is Needed - Stamatoula Panagakou: The Kingdom of God on Earth: Religion and Ethics in the Philosophy of Bernard Bosanquet - T. L. S. Sprigge: The Problem of Evil for Absolute Idealism - Karim Dharamsi: Mind as Action: Reflections on Collingwood and the Cause-Reason Divide - Timothy Lord: R. G. Collingwood's Response to Oxbridge Meta-Ethics: Hierarchical Moral Pluralism - Derrick Darby: Taking Individuals Seriously: New Liberalism and Rights - Chris Colgan: The Ideal of Charity in the Realist Age - Gary Browning: Collingwood, Hegel and the Owl of Minerva - Sverre Wide: Absolute Presuppositions and the Limits of Reason: Some Aspects of the Philosophy of Collingwood - T J. Rosser: Collingwood, Heidegger and the Art of Being - Marie-Luise Raters: Art, Feeling and Truth: The Central Problem of the Aesthetics of Anglo-Saxon Idealism - Philip MacEwen: Edward Caird, Northrop Frye and Kant Scholarship.
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