The History of the Philosophy of the Mind

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Set in 1848, this volume explores the life and work of Blakey, a prominent figure in the North East Charter movement and a Professor of Logic and Metaphysics. After facing prosecution for advocating resistance against authority, he delved into philosophy in France and Belgium, culminating in his influential four-volume work on the History of the Philosophy of the Mind. The book includes discussions on scholastic metaphysicians, the evolution of thought in Europe, and profiles of notable philosophers, providing a rich historical and intellectual context.