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THE CRITICAL RECEPTION OF ENGLISH NEO-HEGELIANISM IN BRITAIN AND AMERICA, 1914-1960
In: AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICS AND HISTORY, Volume 26, Issue 2
THIS PAPER ATTEMPTS TO OUTLINE THE NATURE AND BOUNDARY OF THE QUESTION OF THE INTELLECTUAL AND POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS AND IMPORTANCE OF THE LATE 19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH THINKERS KNOWN AS 'NEO-HEGELIANS' OR 'IDEALSTS', BY ADOPTING A WIDER PERSPECTIVE THAN THE SCHOLARSHIP OF THE PAST TWENTY YEARS AND PROVIDING AN ACCOUNT OF EARLIER PHASES OF INTERPRETATION OF T.H. GREEN AND BOSANQUET.