English Philosophers and Schools of Philosophy

absolute absolute idealism abstract action agnosticism appear argument Associationism Bacon belief benevolence Bentham Berkeley Berkeley's Cambridge Platonists causation cause century Coleridge common consciousness Descartes distinction divine doctrine effect empiricism English philosophy Enquiry essay ethical existence experience explain external faculties feelings German idealism Hamilton happiness Hegel Hobbes human knowledge human nature Hume Hume's Ibid ideal ideas imagination impression individual induction inference intellectual interest Introd Intuitionism J. S. Mill James Mill Kant Leslie Stephen Locke Locke's logical material matter merely metaphysical method Mill's mind moral sense Natural Theology never notion object particular passion perception philo political principle psychology qualities question rational reality reason regard Reid relation Relativity of Knowledge religion result says scepticism scientific sect self-love sensation social speculative spirit substance theism theology theory things thought tion Treatise true truth ultimate understanding universal utilitarian virtue