Irish Philosophy in the Nineteenth Century. (COMPLETE SET - 6 Volumes) [first edition]

This set contains Thomas Kingsmill Abbott's and W. H. S. Monck's different critiques of Berkeley's theory of vision and George Joseph Stokes's subtle post-Hegelian account of "objectivity." Also included is Henry MacCormac's Philosophy of Human Nature, which contains a radical application of empiricist and associationist principles to educational, social, and political problems.