Folder Name: 2390
Book Name: E00464_Contemporary_British_Philosophy.pdf
Summary:  I have found that the philosophy a man chooses is a reflection of his own character, akin to the creation of an artist or poet, embodying his ideas and personality. The history of philosophy in an age must consider the spirit of that age and the individuals who represent its intellectual life. F. H. Bradley reflects on his evolution in philosophy, influenced by various scholars and experiences. L. T. Hobhouse highlights the interconnectedness of philosophy and religion, aiming for perfect knowledge of the Perfect. J. B. Baillie emphasizes a synthesis of sciences, values, and reality, challenging the necessity of external causes in the course of human growth. Carveth Read recalls his educational influences and career path in philosophy and psychology, highlighting the importance of teaching and sharing knowledge. Additionally, the editor’s preface discusses the aspirational nature of present-day philosophy, stressing the importance of reconceptualizing the world based on new understandings and interdisciplinary collaboration.