British Absolute Idealism: F.H. Bradley, T.H. Green, and the British school (c. 1865–1916)

1. Green edits Hume, challenging empiricism

   Jan 1, 1874Labels: T H, David Hume

   • SEP Green

2. Bradley publishes Ethical Studies

   Jan 1, 1876Labels: F H, Ethical Studies

   • Britannica
   • SEP Bradley

3. Green lectures on positive freedom and contract

   Jan 1, 1881Labels: T H, Freedom of

   • Hart Library
   • SEP Green

4. Green dies; his unfinished system is left behind

   Mar 26, 1882Labels: T H

   • Oxford History
   • SEP Green

5. Green’s Prolegomena to Ethics published posthumously

   Jan 1, 1883Labels: Prolegomena to, T H

   • SEP Green
   • Cambridge Core

6. Bradley publishes The Principles of Logic

   Jan 1, 1883Labels: F H, The Principles

   • PhilPapers
   • Routledge REP

7. Bosanquet publishes Logic or, The Morphology of Knowledge

   Jan 1, 1888Labels: Bernard Bosanquet, Logic Bosanquet

   • WorldCat
   • OUP British Idealism

8. Bradley’s Appearance and Reality states absolute idealism

   Jan 1, 1893Labels: F H, Appearance and

   • Routledge REP
   • Berkeley Library

9. Bosanquet’s The Philosophical Theory of the State

   Jan 1, 1899Labels: Bernard Bosanquet, The State

   • SEP Bosanquet
   • PhilPapers

10. Moore publishes “The Refutation of Idealism”

    Jan 1, 1903Labels: G E, Refutation of

    • Mind OUP
    • British Idealism

11. McTaggart publishes “The Unreality of Time”

    Oct 1, 1908Labels: J M, The Unreality

    • McTaggart SEP
    • Unreality Time

12. Bradley publishes Essays on Truth and Reality

    Jan 1, 1914Labels: F H, Essays on

    • Cambridge Core
    • Wikimedia

13. McTaggart’s 1916 book marks the movement’s endpoint

    Jan 1, 1916Labels: J M, Human Immortality

    • McTaggart SEP
    • British Idealism