19th-Century British Philosophy
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Trata-se de uma tradução do primeiro livro da obra de Henry Sidgwick os métodos da ética (the methods of ethics)
This document states Bentham's principle of utility and summarizes his remarks against alternatives to it, in An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation.
Je veux tout d'abord remercier la directrice de recherche, Nathalie Richard, pour m'avoir suivi et aidé avec constance de ses conseils tout au long de la construction et de la mise en forme du présent mémoire, et pour m'avoir laissé une... more
Through a reflection on the notions of form and content originating from Kant’s philosophy, this work offers a new interpretation of British idealism. Its starting point consists in recognizing the heterodox character of the idealist... more
For this year’s Virtual Issue, our guest editor, Omar W. Nasim, has collected together papers from the Aristotelian Society archives that represent a substantial part of a dispute that contributed to the emergence of analytic philosophy... more
I argue that, from his early "Studies in the History of the Renaissance" to his late essays on Hellenic culture and philosophy, Walter Pater's work sets forth an original theory of intersubjectivity. This theory is grounded in close... more
[THIS IS A DRAFT VERSION OF A PAPER FORTHCOMING IN *THE HAZLITT REVIEW*] Uttara Natarajan describes William Hazlitt (1778-1830) as ‘a proponent of what we must call British idealism’. In this paper I address two main questions. First, to... more
The relationship between representative democracy and conflict in John Stuart Mill’s political philosophy has been interpreted in very different ways. While some scholars claim that Millian democracy is incompatible with political... more
In the history of thought and the history of philosophy, distributive justice is a key issue to be concerned, discussed, and researched not only for thinkers but also for the needs of each citizen. This is also one of the basic goals in... more
In this article, we argue that John Henry Newman was right to think that our passional nature can play a legitimate epistemic role. First, we unpack the standard objection to Newman’s understanding of the relationship between our... more
This essay considers the use of “serial thinking”—an approach to representation and cognition that emphasizes repetition, enumeration, and aggregation—in the work of Thomas Hardy. Examining his first novel, Desperate Remedies (1871), it... more
Organized by F. Boccaccini (ULiege) in collaboration with TRAVERSES – Unité de Recherches Transdisciplinaires de l’Université de Liège, the Belgian National Funds for Scientifique Research, the contact groupe FNRS « Histoire de la... more
Cet article propose une lecture du premier moment, généralement négligé par les commentateurs, des « Quelques mots sur la non-intervention » de John Stuart Mill (1859). Il montre que loin qu’on puisse considérer ces pages comme l’apologie... more
La discusión del concepto kantiano de existencia llevada a cabo por Hegel en la Ciencia de la lógica representa el intento de fundamentar una nueva lógica científica que, basándose en el método dialéctico, demuestre la coincidencia de... more
Pouca atenção é dada ao sistema de lógica de John Stuart Mill, que se destaca por seu caráter empirista radical. Nele, a indução e seus métodos são considerados os únicos elementos que nos permitem alcançar conhecimento genuíno. Assim,... more
Colloque organisé par Federico Boccaccini. Comité scientifique Delphine Antoine Mahut (ENS - Lyon) Micheal Beaney (King’s College, London / Humboldt Universität, Berlin) Jean-Pierre Bertrand (Université de... more
IX, 324 S. ; 24 cm.-ISBN 978-3-319-95905-4 : EUR 74.89 [#6297] Bisher nicht umfassend aufgearbeitet war die britische Rezeption von Schel-ling insbesondere im Bereich der Literatur. Es ist zwar gut bekannt, daß kein Geringerer als Samuel... more