This book is a faithful reprint of the 1885 edition commemorating the two-hundredth birthday of Bishop George Berkeley. It explores the life and contributions of Berkeley, a significant figure in philosophy known for his idealism and influence on modern thought. The reprint aims to preserve the original text and insights, providing readers with a historical perspective on Berkeley's work and legacy.
A comprehensive survey of the development of philosophy from ancient Greece to the present day. The author provides summaries and critical analyses of the major philosophical movements and thinkers, including their historical and cultural contexts.
This insightful discourse commemorates the two-hundredth anniversary of the birth of George Berkeley, the Anglo-Irish philosopher and bishop. Porter examines Berkeley's life and thought, focusing on his idealist philosophy and his contributions to theology and education.
A discussion of the challenges facing the education system in Connecticut during the 19th century. This book includes proposals for improving the curriculum, teacher training, and facilities, and offers a window into the debate over education reform during a crucial period in American history.
In this fascinating philosophical work, Noah Porter argues that true scientific progress must be accompanied by a deep understanding of spirituality and the power of the human spirit. Drawing on a wealth of historical and contemporary examples, Science and Humanity is a compelling call to reevaluate our perception of the world and embrace the power of the human spirit.
Written by renowned theologian and educator Noah Porter, this book presents an accessible and comprehensive overview of moral science. Porter clearly explains the principles of moral reasoning and applies them to real-world situations, offering guidance and insight to readers seeking to live a virtuous life. A classic work of philosophy and ethics, The Elements of Morals Science is a must-read for anyone interested in the nature of morality.
In this book, Porter explores the history of the United States and its significance in shaping the world as we know it. He provides an in-depth analysis of the American Revolution and the key players who were fundamental in the birth of a nation.
Originally published in 1882, this reprint presents a classic work that offers insights into its historical context and themes. The book retains the essence of its time, reflecting the cultural and societal norms of the era. Readers can expect to encounter rich language and ideas that have influenced literature and thought since its initial release. This edition provides an opportunity to explore a significant piece of literary history.