Routledge History of Philosophy Volume VII: The Nineteenth Century

C. L. Ten0-203-03066-4, 0-203-06579-4, 0-415-06003-6, 9780415060035

The philosophers discused in this volume include those belonging to both the ‘analytical’ and the ‘continental’ traditions, as well as the now influential American pragmatists. Each chapter is written by a different author who presents the issues in the context of the period in which they arose, while also keeping an eye on their relevance to current philosophical interests. A few philosophers are discussed in more than one chapter, in different but mutually illuminating contexts.

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Table of contents :
Book Cover……Page 1
Half-Title……Page 2
Title……Page 5
Copyright……Page 6
Contents……Page 7
General editors’ preface……Page 9
Acknowledgements……Page 11
Notes on contributors……Page 12
Chronology……Page 14
Introduction……Page 25
1 The early utilitarians……Page 28
2 Whewell’s philosophy of science and ethics……Page 50
3 J.S.Mill: Ethics and politics……Page 75
4 J.S.Mill: Logic and metaphysics……Page 105
5 Sidgwick……Page 125
6 Comte and positivism……Page 146
7 Nietzsche……Page 170
8 Dilthey……Page 194
9 Logic and the philosophy of mathematics in the nineteenth century……Page 225
10 Philosophy of biology in the nineteenth century……Page 252
11 The separation of psychology from philosophy……Page 272
12 American pragmatism……Page 321
13 American pragmatism……Page 341
14 Green, Bosanquet and the philosophy of coherence……Page 363
15 Bradley……Page 388
Glossary……Page 406
Index……Page 408