Bradley's Theory of Judgement

Canadian Journal of Philosophy 9 (4):575 - 594 (1979)
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This paper is a study of the theory of judgement and truth found in the works of F. H. Bradley. Although Bradley's thought underwent some changes during the forty years he wrote on these topics there seems to be only one change, viz. his abandonment of the so-called 'floating ideas' which is of any significance.

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Max Cresswell
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