Philosophy after F. H. Bradley

St. Augustine's Press		Bradley’s rich and complex version of Absolute Idealism plays a key role not only in Idealist philosophy, politics, and ethics, but also in the development of modern logic, analytical philosophy, and pragmatism, as well as in the thinking of such figures as R. G. Collingwood and A. N. Whitehead. Topics covered include: the history of Idealism in the twentieth century; Bradley’s relation to figures such as Bernard Bosanquet, C. A. Campbell, Brand Blanshard, John Watson, John Dewey, and others; Bradley’s influence on twentieth-century empiricism, modern logic, and analytical philosophy; and his significance for contemporary debates in epistemology and ethics.
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	Philosophy after F. H. Bradley edited and prefaced by James Bradley (Memorial University, Newfoundland) 1-85506-485-5 1996 $27.00tx (£19.00) 378 pp., paperback notes Idealism Series