This thinker's 1876 work "Ethical Studies" attacked contemporary moral philosophy, especially utilitarianism, while "Principles of Logic" denied that the nature of fact could ever be adequately expressed by any form of statement. Strongly influenced by Kant and Hegel, he is best-known for arguing that no unitary thing can be viewed as the collection of properties attributable to it, holding that the character of any thing is given by the relatedness of its parts. FTP, who was this English philosopher who in "Appearance and Reality" founded the school of absolute idealism?
This thinker's 1876 work "Ethical Studies" attacked contemporary moral philosophy, especially utilitarianism, while "Principles of Logic" denied that the nature of fact could ever be adequately expressed by any form of statement. Strongly influenced by Kant and Hegel, he is best-known for arguing that no unitary thing can be viewed as the collection of properties attributable to it, holding that the character of any thing is given by the relatedness of its parts. FTP, who was this English philosopher who in "Appearance and Reality" founded the school of absolute idealism?
This thinker's 1876 work "Ethical Studies" attacked contemporary moral philosophy, especially utilitarianism, while "Principles of Logic" denied that the nature of fact could ever be adequately expressed by any form of statement.
Francis Herbert Bradley