William Wallace (philosopher)

William Wallace ( born May 11 1844 in Cupar, † February 18, 1897 ) was a Scottish philosopher.

He studied at the University of St Andrews and in 1864 at Balliol College, Oxford. In 1872 he became a Fellow of Merton College, Oxford, in 1882, as the successor of Thomas Hill Green, a professor of moral philosophy.

Wallace is known especially for his translations of Hegel and Hegel - interpretation. He found a close relationship between the positions of Hegel and Charles Darwin.

He died in a bicycle accident.

Works

  • The Logic of Hegel. 1873
  • Epicureanism. 1880
  • Kant 1882
  • Life of Arthur Schopenhauer. 1890
  • Hegel 's Philosophy of Mind
  • Lectures and Essays on Natural Theology and Ethics
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