A Vocabulary of the Philosophical Sciences by Krauth, Charles Porterfield; William Fleming; Henry Calderwood - 1881

New York: Shelton, 1881. Octavo. 3rd Edition. xxiv, 1055p One of the best works on the discipline of philosophy as it was being explored by Americans in the last half of the Nineteenth Century which already notes the contributions of Hegel, Kant and Schopenhauer. While philosophers such as William James and Charles Pierce were already coming under the influence of the German philosophers, many universities of the time still taught philosophy as ending under the influence John Stuart Mill, Frances Hutchison or the American thought of Francis Wayland. In that sense, this work was remarkably contemporary while still presenting the works of the earliest contributors to philosophy.