A Pluralistic Universe · Character
T. H. Green
British idealist philosopher whose monistic views are referenced.
minor
Also known as T. H. Green, Green
First appearance: lecture ii monistic idealism
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Credited with deepening philosophic consciousness in England and leading the shift from sensationalism to a monistic idealism at Oxford.
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- Lecture I: The Types of Philosophic Thinking
- Lecture IV: Concerning Fechner
- Lecture VII: The Continuity of Experience
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