Description: Revitalises F. H. Bradley, providing an in-depth analysis of a rich philosophy that infuses everyday experience with the intricacies of idealism.
Brief description: Ben Woodard is an affiliated fellow at the Institute for Cultural Inquiry in Berlin Germany. He has published numerous texts on the relation between naturalism and idealism as well as the history, philosophy, and politics of biology. He is the author of Schelling's Naturalism: Motion, Space and the Volition of Thought (Edinburgh University Press, 2019).
Review Quotes: F.H. Bradley and the History of Philosophy is more than just a rescue-attempt of an underappreciated philosopher; it is more than just a demolition-job on the (absurd) analytic-continental divide; it is a creative, cogent interrogation of our intellectual traditions and habits in the name of collectives, paracoherent logics, non-standard compositions and, ultimately, the experience of thinking.--Daniel Whistler, Royal Holloway, University of London