Titlebook: British Idealism and the Concept of the Self; W. J. Mander,Stamatoula Panagakou Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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,Three Dimensions of T.H. Green’s Idea of the Self,r own individual self or family and the interests of that self or family. This paper considers that notion of an extended self under three main themes. .. First, the paper examines some recent work on Green’s notions of the ‘eternal consciousness’ and ‘self-realization.’ . The paper next examines Gr

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The Metaphysical Self and the Moral Self in Bernard Bosanquet, alleged inconsistency in his views. Often, Bosanquet presents a theory of morality and of politics that has as its objective the development of the human individual. For example, he writes that ‘[t]he aim of politics is to find and realize the individual’. Yet at other times, human individuality is

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,‘To Set Free the Idea of the Self’: Bosanquet’s Relational Individual,Absolute. In this paper it is argued that, although not wholly without foundation, such criticism obscures, and deflects from the proper appreciation of, a conception of selfhood that merits our closer attention, a conception we can refer to as .. It is argued that the same idea of a ‘confluence of

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Collingwoodian Reflections on the Biographical Self,void one-sided interpretation of their later self in the light of their earlier self; in autobiography the problem tends to be reversed. The subject of a biography has created a self; the biographer has to . a self with projects, hopes and self-understanding. In biography there is a danger of assumi

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,Renovating McTaggart’s Substantial Self,e self, seeking to explain it within familiar scientific parameters, tend to get tangled up in this methodological paradox. Substance theories, on the other hand, avoid losing the self, but do so at the cost of providing those who demand it no scientifically or naturalistically acceptable handle on

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