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David Hartley and James Mill explores the lives and works of two influential figures in the history of philosophy and psychology. George Spencer Bower delves into the intellectual contributions of David Hartley, known for his associationist psychology, and James Mill, a prominent philosopher and political theorist. The book offers insights into their key ideas, their impact on subsequent thinkers, and their place within the broader intellectual landscape of their time.
Bower examines the development of their theories, their relationship to the Enlightenment, and their influence on the development of utilitarianism and associationism. This study provides valuable context for understanding the evolution of psychological and philosophical thought in the 18th and 19th centuries and remains relevant for scholars and students interested in the history of ideas.
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