Homepage
Newsletter
Search
Updates
About
Adler
Dolhenty
Adventures
Philosophers
Critiques
Glossary
Quotations
Mini-courses
Aquinas
Essays
Philosophy
Politics
Religion
Education
Science
Media
FAQ
Ask
Guestbook
Forum
Bookstore
Emporium
Newsstand
Calendar
Subscribe
Feedback
Tell a friend
Votecaster
Cartoons

BOOKSTORE

Josiah Royce

The Academy Bookstore Main Page
The Academy's Powell's Bookstore

Better Living Resource Center
Business & Finance Resource Center

Search Amazon

Search:

Keywords:

In Association with Amazon.com

Search Powell's



Find books by and about Josiah Royce at Powell's Books.
Adventures in Philosophy: Josiah Royce

Josiah Royce (1855-1916) was leader of the idealistic school in the United States. His main theme is that ideas are purposes, plans of action, rather than copies of reality. The ideal's fulfillment, plans that have met the requirements of action, represent external meaning. Thus purposes are incomplete without an external world in which purposes are realized. The external is therefore meaningless unless it is the fulfillment of some (internal) purpose.



Need Some Help With This Philosopher?


-- Top of Page --

[Homepage] [Newsletter] [Search] [Support the Academy] [Link to Us] [Contact the Academy] [Citing Articles from Our Website] [Privacy Policy & Disclaimer]

Copyright 1998-99, 2000-01, & 2002-03 by The Radical Academy. All Rights Reserved.