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Is there such a thing as pure malevolence? Mind 8 1883. Reply by A.
Bain, ibid.
Jones’ Browning as a philosophical and religious teacher.
International Jnl of Ethics 2 1892.
Consciousness and experience. Mind n.s. 2 1893.
On Jones’ doctrine of simple resemblance. Mind n.s. 2 1893. Reply by
W. James, ibid.
A personal explanation. International Jnl of Ethics 4 1894. Reply to
A. L. Hodder, 3 1892.
A reply to criticism by J. Ward. Mind n.s. 3 1894. Reply by Ward, ibid.
Some remarks on punishment. International Jnl of Ethics 4 1894.
Reply by H. Rashdall, 5 1895.
Rational hedonism. International Jnl of Ethics 5 1895. Reply to E. E.
C. Jones and J. S. Mackenzie, ibid; reply by E. E. C. Jones, ibid.
Note. Mind n.s. 14 1905. Reply to A. Sidgwick, 13 1904.
On truth and copying. Mind n.s. 16 1907. Reply by H. Sturt, ibid.
On the ambiguity of pragmatism. Mind n.s. 17 1908. Replies by A.
Sidgwick and F. C. S. Schiller, ibid.
On appearance, error and contradiction. Mind n.s. 19 1910. Reply by
F. C. S. Schiller, ibid.
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Sidgwick, H. Bradley’s Ethical studies. Mind 1 1876. Replies by
Bradley and Sidgwick 2 1877.
Dyde, S. W. Bradley’s Principles of logic. Jnl of Speculative
Philosophy 18–19 1884–5.
Bosanquet, B. Knowledge and reality. 1885.
Ward, J. Bradley’s analysis of mind. Mind 12 1887.
Carr, H. W. Bradley’s Appearance and reality. Proc Aristotelian Soc 2
1894.
Mackenzie, J. L. Bradley’s view of the self. Mind n.s. 3 1894.
Sidgwick, A. Bradley and the sceptics. Mind n.s. 3 1894.
Seth, A. A new theory of the absolute. Contemporary Rev Nov–Dec
1894.
Robins, E. P. Bradley’s theory of judgment. Philosophic Rev 7 1898.
Carr, H. W. Bradley’s theory of appearance. Proc Aristotelian Soc n.s.
2 1902.
Seth, A. In his Man’s place in the cosmos, 1902 (2nd edn).
Stout, G. F. Alleged self-contradictions in the concept of relation: a
criticism of Bradley. Proc Artistotelian Soc n.s. 2 1902. Replies by
H. W. Carr, S. H. Hodgson, J. Lindsay, ibid; by A. J. Finberg and
Carr 3 1903.
Stout, G. F. Bradley’s theory of judgment. Proc Aristotelian Soc n.s. 3
1903.
Knox, H. Bradley’s ‘absolute criterion’. Mind n.s. 14 1905. Replies by
Bradley, ibid; Knox 16 1907.
Schiller, F. C. S. Bradley’s theory of truth. Mind n.s. 16 1907.
Sidgwick, A. Notes on a note. Mind n.s. 18 1909.
James, W. Bradley or Bergson? Jnl of Philosophy 7 1910. Reply by
Bradley, ibid.
Russell, B. Some explanations in reply to Bradley. Mind n.s. 19 1910.
Reply by Bradley 20 1911.
Rashdall, H. The metaphysics of Bradley. Proc Br Acad 5 1912.
Broad, C. D. Bradley on truth and reality. Mind n.s. 23 1914.
Strange, E. H. Bradley’s doctrine of knowledge. Mind n.s. 23 1914.
Schiller, F. C. S. The new developments of Bradley’s philosophy.
Mind n.s. 24 1915.
Eliot, T. S. Leibnitz’s monads and Bradley’s finite centers. Monist 26
1916.
Eliot, T. S. Knowledge and experience in the philosophy of Bradley.
Ed A. Bolgan 1964. A Harvard PhD thesis, written 1916.
Cuming, A. Bradley, Lotze and Bosanquet. Mind n.s. 26 1917.
Schiller, F. C. S. Bradley, Bain and pragmatism. Jnl of Philosophy 14
1917.
Kenna, J. C. Ten unpublished letters from W. James to Bradley. Mind
n.s. 75 1966.
Francis Herbert Bradley | Thomas Brown
John Henry Bridges 1832–1906
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The unity of Comte’s life and doctrine: a reply to J. S. Mill. 1866,
1910.
Religion and progress. 1879.
Five discourses on positive religion. 1882.
Comte: the successor to Aristotle and St Paul. 1883.
Positivism and the Bible. 1885.
Roger Bacon’s Opus majus edited. 1897; ed H. G. Jones 1914 (as The
life and work of Roger Bacon).
Some guiding principles in the philosophy of history. 1906.
Essays and addresses. Ed L. T. Hobhouse 1907.
Illustrations of positivism. Ed E. S. Beesly 1907; ed H. G. Jones 1915
(enlarged).
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Bridges, M. A. (ed). Recollections of J. H. Bridges [by various
authors]. 1908.
Torlesse, F. H. Some account of Bridges and his family. 1912.
Liveing, S. A nineteenth-century teacher. 1926.
Thomas Brown 1778–1820
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Observations on the Zoonomia of Erasmus Darwin. Edinburgh
1798.
Observations on the nature and tendency of the doctrine of Hume
concerning the relations of cause and effect. Edinburgh 1805,
1806 (enlarged), 1818 (enlarged as Inquiry into the relation of
cause and effect), 1835 (4th edn).
An examination of some remarks in the reply of Inglis to Playfair.
Edinburgh 1806.
Lectures on the philosophy of the human mind. 4 vols
Edinburgh 1820, 1834 (8th edn with memoir by D. Welsh), 1860
(20th edn).
Poetical works. 4 vols Edinburgh 1820.
Sketch of a system of philosophy of the human mind, part 1.
Edinburgh 1820. No more pbd.
Lectures on ethics. Edinburgh 1846, London 1860.
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Shepherd, M. An essay upon the relation of cause and effect, with
observations upon the opinions of Brown. 1824.
Welsh, D. Account of the life and writings of Brown. Edinburgh
1825.
Payne, G. Elements of mental and moral science. 1828.
Crybbace, T. T. An essay on moral freedom; to which is attached a
review of Brown’s theory of causation and agency. Edinburgh
1829.
Mill, J. In his Analysis of the phenomena of the human mind, 1829.
Wainwright, L. A vindication of Paley’s theory of morals from the
principal objects of Stewart and Brown. 1830.
Reid, T. An examination of the article entitled Philosophy of perception_Reid
and Brown. Edinburgh 1831.
Young, J. Lectures on intellectual philosophy. Glasgow 1835.
Upham, T. C. Elements of mental philosophy. Portland ME 1839.
Carson, A. History of providence as manifested in Scripture, and an
examination of the philosophy of Brown. Edinburgh 1840.
Hamilton, W. In his Discussions, 1852.
Milsand, J. Brown, le médecin philosophe. Revue des Deux Mondes
Apr 1858.
Réthoré, F. Critique de la philosophie de Brown. Paris 1863.
Bain, A. In his Senses and the intellect, 1865.
McCosh, J. In his Scottish philosophy, 1875.
Dobrzynˇ ska-Rybicka, L. Die Ethik von Brown. Poznan 1909.
Landes, M. W. Brown: associationist. Philosophical Rev 35 1926.
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