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F. H. Bradley

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F. H. Bradley · 1846–1924

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“Analytic philosophy — the dominant tradition in the English-speaking world today — was born as a rebellion against this one reclusive Oxford bachelor, and it has never quite escaped his most famous argument.”
— The Great Philosophers, Ch. 183

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“Ordinary thinking works by relating things to other things — and relations, examined closely, collapse into contradiction. So the everyday world of separate things in space and time is appearance; reality is one single, seamless experience: the Absolute.”
— The Great Philosophers, Ch. 183

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