“Another occupation might have been better.”
Quote by F. H. Bradley
Work
F.H. Bradley: Miscellaneous Writings
F.H. Bradley: Miscellaneous Writings is a compilation of philosophical works by F.H. Bradley, featuring a range of essays and articles that delve into diverse philosophical themes and concepts. The book offers insights into Bradley's philosophical thought and his contributions to the field of metaphysics and aesthetics. more
Author
F. H. Bradley
F. H. Bradley was a British philosopher known for his contributions to metaphysics and aesthetics. He was a leading figure in the British Idealism movement and his work had a significant influence on later philosophers. more
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