Josiah Royce fue una figura destacada de la filosofía estadounidense, distinguido por su profundo compromiso con la historia y los fundamentos filosóficos de la indagación histórica. Su obra profundizó en temas de comunidad, lealtad y la naturaleza del yo, a menudo a través de la lente de la interpretación histórica, particularmente en relación con el Oeste americano. El legado intelectual de Royce reside en su síntesis única de pensamiento filosófico y erudición histórica, marcada por un estilo riguroso y convincente que buscaba comprender las complejidades de la experiencia humana a través del pasado.
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The narrative centers around a cat named Blackie, who embarks on a journey across California and beyond, encountering various adventures and characters, including a talking monkey and other animals. Written by a young Josiah Royce, the story reflects his early awareness of social issues like the Civil War. It serves as both an engaging tale for children and a unique introduction to American history, showcasing Royce's precocious writing talent and serious themes. Ideal for young readers and those interested in Royce's philosophical work.
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A unique and honored figure in American intellectual history, Josiah Royce stands out as a master of many disciplines who made significant contributions to mathematical logic, psychology, social ethics, literary criticism, and history as well as metaphysics. These thirteen lectures elucidate his early philosophical idealism and explore the historical framework of his doctrine.Spanning three centuries of the speculative concerns of philosophy, Royce discusses the theories of Descartes, Spinoza, Kant, Fichte, Hegel, Schopenhauer, and other important thinkers. A lucid and readable text, this volume provides students and other readers with scholarly views of the important developments in modern philosophy from the 1600s to the dawn of the twentieth century.
The book presents an edited transcript of Josiah Royce's final course in metaphysics, delivered at Harvard during the 1915-1916 academic year. It captures the essence of Royce's philosophical teachings, exploring profound metaphysical concepts and the intricacies of his thought. This work serves as a valuable resource for understanding Royce's contributions to philosophy and the intellectual climate of the early 20th century.
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A critique of the bases of conduct and of faith
Focusing on the foundations of ethics and belief systems, this book offers a critical examination of the interplay between religion and philosophy. Originally published in 1887, it presents an insightful analysis that remains relevant, exploring how religious beliefs influence moral conduct and philosophical thought. This reprint maintains the integrity of the original work, providing readers with a historical perspective on the evolving discourse surrounding faith and ethics.