Home >> Society >> Philosophy >> History of Philosophy >> 19th Century >> Philosophers   American Transcendentalists   British Idealists       Adamson, Robert Alcott, Amos Bronson Austin, John Bain, Alexander Bakunin, Mikhail Bastiat, Frederic Bauer, Bruno Bentham, Jeremy Bolzano, Bernard Boole, George Bosanquet, Bernard Bradley, Francis Herbert Brentano, Franz Caird, Edward Comte, Auguste Condorcet, Marquis de Constant, Benjamin Duhem, Pierre Engels, Friedrich Eucken, Rudolf Fedorov, Nikolai Fedorovich Ferrier, James Frederick   Feuerbach, Ludwig Fichte, Johann Gottlieb Fourier, Charles Frege, Gottlob Fries, Jakob Friedrich Fuller, Sarah Margaret Godwin, William Green, Thomas Hill Hamilton, William Hartmann, Eduard von Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Herbart, Johann Friedrich Hermes, George Hodgson, Shadworth Huxley, Thomas Henry Jacobi, Friedrich Heinrich James, William Kierkegaard, Søren Lotze, Rudolf Hermann Marx, Karl McTaggart, John Meinong, Alexius   Mill, Harriet Taylor Mill, John Stuart Nietzsche, Friedrich Peabody, Elizabeth Palmer Peirce, Charles Sanders Poincaré, Jules Henri Reinhold, Karl Leonhard Rosmini, Antonio Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schleiermacher, Friedrich Schopenhauer, Arthur Sidgwick, Henry Solovyov, Vladimir Spencer, Herbert Stephen, Leslie Stirling, James Hutchison Stirner, Max Thoreau, Henry David Urráburu, Juan José Whewell, William Windischmann, Karl Joseph Hieronymus Wundt, Wilhelm Hello, Ernest 19th-century French philosopher and essayist. Article from the Catholic Encyclopedia, by Susan Tracy Otten. MacColl, Hugh 1837-1909. Pioneer of symbolic logic and the philosophy of logic. Krzywicki, Ludwik 19th-century Polish Marxist thinker. Fichte, Immanuel Hermann Aimed to secure a philosophical basis for the personality of God. Son of Johann Gottlieb Fichte. Society: History: By Time Period: Nineteenth Century: People Society: Philosophy: Philosophers
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