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James McCosh and the Scottish Intellectual Tradition
From Glasgow to Princeton
Volume 683 in the series
Princeton Legacy Library
- Language: English
- Publisher: Princeton University Press
- Copyright year: 1981
- Edition: Course Book
- Audience: Professional and scholarly;College/higher education;
- Pages
- Main content: 390
- Keywords: Philosophy; Scottish Enlightenment; Consciousness; Theology; Thought; University of Edinburgh; John Stuart Mill; Scholasticism; James McCosh; Religion; Philosopher; Royal Society of Edinburgh; Theism; Puritans; Protestantism; The Philosopher; James Mark Baldwin; Calvinism; Ethics; Church of Scotland; Form of life (philosophy); God; Thomas Chalmers; Woodrow Wilson; Edinburgh Review; Subjectivism; Francis Hutcheson (philosopher); Seminary; Natural theology; Critical philosophy; John Witherspoon; John Calvin; Andrews University; Adam Ferguson; Thomism; William Paley; Intuitionism; Asa Gray; Dialectician; Methodism; Theosophy; Of Education; Neo-Calvinism; Evangelicalism; Classical language; Discipline; Voluntarism (philosophy); Scientism; Positivism; Lecture; Brechin; Conscience; Self-interest; Thomas Henry Huxley; Idealism; Herbert Spencer; Doctrine; Biblical authority; Investigate (magazine); Friar; Victor Cousin; Disputation; Morality; Religio; Voluntaryism; Heritor; Dialectic; American philosophy; Arbroath; Alumnus; Education; Covenanter; The Transcendentalist; Superiority (short story); Mr.; Pragmatism; Age of Enlightenment; Culture and Society; Self-love; First principle; Magnificence (history of ideas); Erudition; Glasgow University Library; Career; High church; John Dewey; Warfare; Evangelica; Essays (Montaigne); Hedonism; Marischal College; Consummation; Empiricism; Unitarianism; Writing; New Thought; Religious experience; Philosophy of religion; Charles Hodge; Teleology
eBook
- Published: July 14, 2014
- ISBN: 9781400855421
