(English philosopher, 1846–1924). Bradley was acclaimed as the greatest British idealist since Berkeley. Not long after his death, however, his idealism became the primary target for those leading the analytic revolution in Anglo philosophy, most notably the philosophers G. E. Moore, Bertrand Russell and A. J. Ayer. Bradley's major titles include Ethical Studies, The Principles of Logic and Appearance and Reality.
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