This Scottish poet, philosopher, and historian is primarily remembered for his significant contributions to the study of Border literature and antiquities. Holding chairs in logic, metaphysics, and rhetoric, he developed an intuitionist philosophical stance. He approached philosophical arguments with a directness that, while perhaps limiting his broader influence, underscored his unique intellectual rigor.
Immerse yourself in the world of poetry with John Veitch's collection, The Tweed and Other Poems. From nature to love, Veitch's verses explore the human experience in all its complexities. With beautiful language and thought-provoking themes, this book is sure to delight poetry enthusiasts.
In this collection of essays, the author reflects on his experiences travelling through Scotland's borders. Veitch utilizes his extensive knowledge of the area to provide valuable insight into the culture, history and people of the region. This book is a must-read for those with an interest in travel writing, regional history or Scottish culture.
John Veitch provides a detailed account of the life and philosophy of Sir William Hamilton, an influential figure in 19th century British philosophy. Veitch draws on Hamilton's ideas, and explores his views on metaphysics, logic, and ethics.
Discover the rich cultural heritage of Scotland's border region with this fascinating book. Drawing on both historical research and poetic imagination, John Veitch offers a comprehensive exploration of the area's unique customs, landscapes, and traditions. A must-read for anyone interested in Scottish history or literature.
A classic treatise on logic and its applications by renowned Scottish philosopher John Veitch. Covering topics such as reasoning, judgment, and induction, it provides a comprehensive introduction to the subject with numerous examples and exercises.