Bernard Bosanquet
English philosopher and theorist
English philosopher and theorist
1923
103 years ago — 75 years old
Thinkers & Philosophers
England
Born in 1848, contributions focused on idealism and social philosophy. Served as a professor of philosophy at the University of St. Andrews. Published works addressed the intricacies of moral and political issues, as well as metaphysical ideas. Advocated for the importance of social consciousness and community in his writings, establishing a framework for understanding the interconnectedness of individual and society. Engaged with political thought, emphasizing the role of the state and ethical considerations in governance.
Wrote 'A History of Aesthetic' in 1915
Developed theories in idealist philosophy
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