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Philosophy, Politics and History psychology, physiology, Oriental and classical history. Voltaire’s standpoint was historicist and tolerant; his moral pragmatism, with its elements of anti-intellectualism, foreshadowed Rousseau’s views, and he also meditated critically upon the ethical implications of the solitude Rousseau was to exalt.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-84005-1efinition and mode of perception, and his consideration of the implications perception had for action. By 1840, the . was finished: in the early 1840s, via that work, and those of Charles Bray, who was inspired by Mill’s endeavour, Marian Evans encountered a crucially modified empiricism, and view of the function of speculation.

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7 election. In the 1830s, Carlyle, like Mill, was concerned with a critique of logical method closely allied to a contemplation of Radicalism. Carlyle’s isolation was, however, more profound than Mill’s. His nurturing within Scottish Dissent had encouraged his role as a propagandist for Idealism.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137284334 the formulas of philosophers who attempted to define how the mind apprehended the world. From 1840 onwards, Mill’s and Carlyle’s intellectual efforts were also diffused. Carlyle produced works which cannot be categorised as to genre, such as . and . repeated, more dogmatically, insights contained i

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Emotions in the Household, 1200–1900e time the second National Chartist Convention met in London on 12 April 1842, the movement had become centred on Manchester. The Chartist petition was rejected on 2 May 1842 and the following August saw the outbreak of the Plug Strikes.