British idealism and social explanation: a study in late Victorian thought
'Community' - how to define and to secure it has become a topic of lively discussion. This endeavour also struck a deep chord among Victorians encountering the urban, industrial culture that had emerged by the end of the nineteenth century. In this original and stimulating study, Sandra de...
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| Zusammenfassung: | 'Community' - how to define and to secure it has become a topic of lively discussion. This endeavour also struck a deep chord among Victorians encountering the urban, industrial culture that had emerged by the end of the nineteenth century. In this original and stimulating study, Sandra den Otter explores the idealists' search for 'connection', for a sense of community that fitted the new forms of society, characterized for many concerned observers by dislocation, a loosening of traditional bonds, and intense individualism. Idealist responses to these problems dominated social theory until the Great War This book illuminates the idealists' place in the vigorous contemporary debate about a new science of society. Idealist links to German thought, the teaching of philosophy in mid-century Oxford, and idealist criticisms of the naturalist underpinnings of much current social theory are assessed. Dr den Otter argues that idealists constructed an interpretive social theory which adopted various strands of positivist and even naturalist manners in its attempt to frame a social theory suited to the dilemmas of their age. Tracing the dialogue between idealists and sociologists like Herbert Spencer and Emile Durkheim, the study analyses idealist reinterpretations of the individual, the state, and community |
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Autor: Denotter, Sandra M
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Contents
List of Abbreviations xi
Introduction 1
1. PLOTTING THE IDEALIST INHERITANCE:
VICTORIAN PHILOSOPHICAL DEVELOPMENTS 10
1. Disputations with the Intuitionists 14
2. Impassioned Panegyrics : German Philosophy in
Britain 19
3. The Cradle of a Hegelian Movement : The Study
of Philosophy in Victorian Oxford 36
4. The Classical Legacy 44
2. MILL, DARWIN, AND THE IDEALISTS: FINDING
A BASIS FOR SOCIAL EXPLANATION 52
1. Mill s School of Experience and Association:
Recasting Empiricist Building-Blocks 55
2. Reinterpreting Causal Explanation 64
3. That Fatal Fascination of Misplaced Mathematics :
Social Explanation by Observation 72
4. Value and Meaning in Social Philosophy 76
3. NATURE, EVOLUTION, AND SOCIETY: THE
IDEALISTS AS SOCIAL EVOLUTIONISTS 88
1. D. G. Ritchie: Darwin and Hegel 92
2. Bernard Bosanquet: Natural Selection and Character
Formation 98
3. The Web of Purpose : Consciousness, Thought, and
Purpose in Social Evolution 101
4. Evolutionary Ethics: Reformulating Utilitarianism 109
5. Darwin and Politics HI
4. SOCIOLOGY AND IDEALIST SOCIAL
PHILOSOPHY 120
1. A Sociology Honey-combed with Mischievous
a priori Methods L22
2. Beyond Spencer: The London Sociological Society 133
x Contents
3. Marxism, Materialism, and Idealist Social Philosophy 141
4. The Psychology of the Moral Self: Sociology,
Psychology, and Social Psychology 143
5. THE COHERENCE AND CONTINUANCE OF
SOCIETY : THE INDIVIDUAL, COMMUNITY,
AND THE STATE 149
1. The Social Factor 151
2. The Philosophical Theory of the State 152
3. The Social Self 156
4. Reinterpreting Rights 160
5. A General Will 166
6. The Moral Function of the State 168
7. The State as Supreme Community 175
8. Individualism and the Social Philosophy of Charity
Organization 180
9. The Permanence of Function 189
10. Utilitarian Alternatives 195
11. Harmony and Conflict 198
Epilogue 205
Bibliography 215
Index 245
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