A century of intellectual development /
Macpherson, Hector,1851-1924.
Edinburgh ; London : W. Blackwood and Sons,
1907.
Includes index.
"With the exception of the last three chapters, the contents of this volume appeared originally in 'The Edinburgh evening news.'"--Pref.
I. The starting-point: French revolution.--II. Revolution thinkers and their work.--III. The mechanism of the universe.--IV. The constitution of matter.--V. The evolution of theory.--VI. The utilitarian school.--VII. The philosophy of John Stuart Mill.--VIII. Hamilton and Carlyle as philosophers.--IX. Spencer and the evolution philosophy.--X. The German philosophic movement.--XI. Political economy and socialism.--XII. The evolution of literature.--XIII. Burns and the revolution spirit.--XIV. The literature of reaction.--XV. The literature of revolt.--XVI. George Eliot and the evolution spirit.--XVII. The philosophy of Robert Browning.--XVIII. Tennyson and modern thought.--XIX. The evolution of religious thought: Evangelicism.--XX. The Broad church movement.--XXI. Later phases of religious thought.
Intellectual life.
Philosophy
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