Thomas Hill Green
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[Revised entry by David Brink on October 28, 2026.
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Thomas Hill Green (1836 - 82) is widely regarded as the founding and most influential figure in the tradition of British idealism that flourished in England, especially Oxford, and Scotland, especially Glasgow and Edinburgh, in the second half of the nineteenth century and early in the twentieth century (see, e.g., Mander 2011). Green's idealism was systematic, embracing metaphysics and epistemology, ethical theory, p
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Thomas Hill Green (1836 - 82) is widely regarded as the founding and most influential figure in the tradition of British idealism that flourished in England, especially Oxford, and Scotland, especially Glasgow and Edinburgh, in the second half of the nineteenth century and early in the twentieth century (see, e.g., Mander 2011). Green's idealism was systematic, embracing metaphysics and epistemology, ethical theory, p
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