French Philosophers and New-England Transcendentalism

¹ Q American translations Amos Bronson Alcott Boston Bronson Alcott Brook Farm Coleridge Condillac Cousin and Jouffroy critical dentalism Dial disciple divine Dugald-Stewart early nineteenth century eclectic philosopher Eclecticism edition eighteenth century Empiricism England essay experience faculties Fichte Foreign Standard Literature Fourier France French Eclectics French influence French philosophers genius George Ripley German Transcendentalism Greek Hegel Hilliard Hindu History of Philosophy idealism idealistic movement ideas inspiration Introduction to Ethics intuition Jouffroy's Kant Laromiguière lectures less literary Madame de Staël Maine de Biran Margaret Fuller mind Moral New-England Transcendentalism New-England Transcendentalists noteworthy Pantheism passage Philosophical Fragments Plato Preface R. W. Emerson Ralph Waldo Emerson rational reason Reid Royer-Collard scendentalism scendentalists Schelling School Scottish sensualism sentiment social soul Specimens of Foreign spirit Swedenborg Théodore Theodore Parker things thought tion Tran Transcen Transcendental movement truth Unitarian University utterances Victor Cousin W. H. Channing West Roxbury writings