Richard Lewis Nettleship was an English philosopher known for his profound engagement with philosophical thought. His work is characterized by precise reasoning and a dedication to understanding complex philosophical concepts. Nettleship also undertook significant editorial work, contributing memoirs that illuminated his intellectual journey. His legacy endures through his contributions to the philosophical discourse of his era.
Thomas Hill Green was one of the most influential philosophers of the 19th century. This memoir, written by his close friend and colleague Richard Lewis Nettleship, provides a unique insight into Green's life and thought. It is an essential resource for anyone interested in the development of British philosophy in the 19th century.
This volume presents the collected works of philosophers Nettleship and Green. Containing essays, lectures, and other written works, this comprehensive collection provides insight into the philosophical ideas of these two influential 19th century thinkers.