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BSHP New Texts in the History of Philosophy: Félix Ravaisson: French Philosophy in the Nineteenth Century
Mark Sinclair (ed.)
Publisher: Oxford University Press
; BSHP New Texts in the History of Philosophy
Published in print:
2023
ISBN:
9780192898845
Published online:
October 2023
EISBN:
9780191925382
DOI:
10.1093/actrade/9780192898845.book.1
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Front Matter
Editor's Introduction
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French Philosophy in the Nineteenth Century
I. The History of Philosophy prior to the Nineteenth Century
II. Cousin and the Eclectic School
III. Lamennais's Metaphysics and Theology
IV. Socialism: Saint-Simon, Fourier, Proudhon
V. Socialist Philosophy: Leroux and Reynaud
VI. Iatromechanism and Phrenology: Broussais and Gall
VII. Comte's Positivism
VIII. Positivism in Britain
IX. Auguste Comte's Later Philosophy
X. Littré and Philosophy
XI. The Philosophy of Taine
XII. Renan and Philosophy
XIII. Renouvier's Neo-Criticism
XIV. The Philosophy of Vacherot
XV. Claude Bernard's Physiological Doctrine
XVI. Philosophical Theology: Gratry
XVII. Philosophical Theology: Saisset, Simon, and Caro
XVIII. Philosophical Theology: Ontologism
XIX. De Strada's Metaphysics
XX. Magy on Physics and Metaphysics
XXI. Physics and Philosophy: De Rémusat and Martin
XXII. Psychology: Habit, Memory, and the Association of Ideas
XXIII. Animism, Vitalism, and Organicism
XXIV. Old and New Materialisms: On Paul Janet
XXV. Organicism and Animism
XXVI. Neurology after Phrenology
XXVII. Instinct
XXVIII. Sleep
XXIX. Madness
XXX. Genius
XXXI. Language and Physiognomy
XXXII. Science and Probability: Cournot
XXXIII. Epistemology: Analysis and Synthesis
XXXIV. Moral Philosophy
XXXV. Aesthetics
XXXVI. Summary and Manifesto for a New Spiritualist Philosophy
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Index
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