The Philosophical Review, Volume 6, presents a compilation of philosophical essays and discussions from the late 19th century. Authored by prominent figures such as Jacob Gould Schurman, Frank Thilly, James Edwin Creighton, and Gustavus Watts Cunningham from the Sage School of Philosophy, this volume offers insights into the philosophical debates and intellectual climate of the era.
This collection provides valuable primary source material for understanding the evolution of philosophical thought and the historical context in which these ideas developed. Scholars and students of philosophy will find this volume a rich resource for research and a window into the philosophical landscape of the late 1800s. From metaphysics to ethics, 'The Philosophical Review' explores a diverse range of topics that continue to resonate with contemporary philosophical inquiry.
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