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Primary Literature
Abbreviations of Principal Works
CD ‘Essay on Christian Dogma’, in Works, vol. III CP ‘The Conversion of Paul’, in Works, vol. III DSF ‘Different Senses of “Freedom” as Applied to Will and the Moral Progress of Man’, in in Harris and Morrow, 1986 F ‘Faith’, in Works, vol. III I ‘Incarnation’, in Works, vol. III IM ‘Immortality’, in Works, vol. III JF ‘Justification by Faith’, in Works, vol. III ‘Kant’ ‘Lectures on the Philosophy of Kant’, in Works, vol. II LFC ‘Lecture on Liberal Legislation and Freedom of Contract’, in Works, vol. III LPPO ‘Lectures on the Principles of Political Obligation’, in Harris and Morrow, 1986 ME ‘Metaphysic of Ethics, Moral Psychology, Sociology or the Science of Sittlichkeit’, in C. Tyler, ed., Unpublished Manuscripts in British Idealism, vol. I PE Prolegomena to Ethics WG ‘Witness of God’, in Works, vol. III WNT ‘Word is Nigh Thee’, in Works, vol. III
Collections
- Collected Works of T. H. Green, R. L. Nettleship and P. P. Nicholson (eds.), 5 volumes, Bristol: Thoemmes, 1997.
- Works of T. H. Green, R. L. Nettleship (ed.), 3 volumes, London: Longmans Green, 1885–8.
- Prolegomena to Ethics, A. C. Bradley (ed.), Oxford: Clarendon, 1883.
- P. Harris and J. Morrow (eds.), T. H. Green: Lectures on the Principles of Political Obligation and Other Writings, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1986.
- ‘Appendix: A Selection of Green's Undergraduate Essays’, in A. de Sanctis, The ‘Puritan’ Democracy of Thomas Hill Green with some unpublished writings, Exeter and Charlottesville, VA: Imprint Academic, 2005, pp. 175–196. (Scholar)
- Unpublished Manuscripts in British Idealism: Poltical philosophical, theoology and social thought, 2 volumes, C. Tyler (ed.), Bristol: Thoemmes Continuum, 2005, Volume 1, pp. 1–188. (Scholar)
Secondary Literature
- Anderson, Olive, 1991, ‘The Feminism of T. H. Green: A Late-Victorian Success Story?’, History of Political Thought, XII (4): 671–693. (Scholar)
- Aristotle, ‘The Politics’, trans. by T. A. Sinclair & T. J. Saunders, Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1957. (Scholar)
- Ashton, Rosemary, 1987, ‘Introduction’, in Mrs. Humphrey Ward, Robert Elsmere, Oxford, Oxford University Press. (Scholar)
- Balfour, A. J., 1884, ‘Green's Metaphysics of Knowledge’, Mind (o.s.), 9 (33): 71–93. (Scholar)
- Balfour, A. J., 1893, ‘A Criticism of Current Idealistic Theories’, Mind (n.s.), 2: 28–40. (Scholar)
- Barbour, G. F., 1908, ‘Green and Sidwick on the Community of the Good’, The Philosophical Review, 17: 149–166. (Scholar)
- Bellamy, R., 1992, Liberalism and Modern Society: An Historical Argument, Oxford: Polity. (Scholar)
- Berlin, Isaiah, 1969, Four Essays on Liberty, Oxford: OUP. (Scholar)
- Bevir, Mark, 1993, ‘Welfarism, Socialism and Religion: On T. H. Green and Others’, The Review of Politics, 55: 639–661. (Scholar)
- Bosanquet, B., 1903, ‘Review of The Ethics of T. H. Green, Herbert Spencer, and J. Martineau, by Henry Sidgwick’, Mind (n.s.), 12: 381–90. (Scholar)
- Bosanquet, B., 1927, ‘Recent Criticisms of Green's Ethics’, Science and Philosophy and other essays, London: George Allen and Unwin, pp. 150–81. (Scholar)
- Boucher, David, 2009, The Limits of Ethics in International Relations: Natural law, natural rights, and human rights in transition, Oxford: Oxford University Press, chapters 8 and 12. (Scholar)
- Boucher, David & Vincent, Andrew, 2000, British Idealism and Political Theory, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. (Scholar)
- Bradley, Ian, 1980, The Optimists: Themes and Personalities in Victorian Liberalism, London, Faber and Faber. (Scholar)
- Brett, G. S., 1913, ‘T. H. Green’, in Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics, J. Hastings, editor, vol. vi, Edinburgh: T. and T. Clark, pp. 435–40. (Scholar)
- Brink, David, 2003, Perfectionism and the Common Good: Themes in the Philosophy of T.H. Green, Oxford: Clarendon. (Scholar)
- Brooks, Thom, 2003, ‘T. H. Green's Theory of Punishment’, History of Political Thought, 24 (4): 685–701. (Scholar)
- Bryce, James, 1903, ‘Thomas Hill Green’, Studies in Contemporary Biography, New York: MacMillan, pp. 85–99. (Scholar)
- Cacoullos, Ann R., 1974, Thomas Hill Green: Philosopher of Rights, New York: Twayne. (Scholar)
- Caird, Edward, 1883, ‘Professor Green's Last Work’, Mind, 8: 544–61. (Scholar)
- Calderwood, H., 1885, ‘Another View of Green's Last Work’, Mind, 10: 73–84. (Scholar)
- Campbell, C. A., 1934–5, Review of ‘Introduction to Green's Moral Philosophy’ by W. D. Lamont, The Hibbert Journal, 33: 154–156. (Scholar)
- Carpenter, S. C., 1959, Church and People 1789–1889, 3 vols., London: SPCK. (Scholar)
- Carter, M., 2003, T.H. Green and the Development of Ethical Socialism, Exeter and Charlottesville, VA: Imprint Academic. (Scholar)
- Chapman, Richard A., 1966, “The Basis of T. H. Green's Philosophy’, International Review of History and Political Science, 3: 72–88. (Scholar)
- Chin, Y. L., 1920, The Political Theory of Thomas Hill Green, New York: W. D. Gray. (Scholar)
- Chubb, Percival, 1888, ‘The Significance of Thomas Hill Green's Philosophical and Religious Teaching’, The Journal of Speculative Philosophy, XXII (1–2): 1–21. (Scholar)
- Clarke, Peter, 1978, Liberals and Social Democrats, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. . (Scholar)
- Conybeare, F. C., 1889, ‘On Professor Green's Political Philosophy’, National Review, 13: 771–787. (Scholar)
- Cowling, Maurice, 1965, ‘The Use of Political Philosophy in Mill, Green and Bentham’, Historical Studies, 5: 141–152. (Scholar)
- Crossley, David, 1990, ‘Self-conscious Agency and the Eternal Consciousness: Ultimate Reality in Thomas Hill Green’, Ultimate Reality and Meaning, 13: 3–20. (Scholar)
- Davison, W. T., 1888, The Christian Conscience: A Contribution to Christian Ethics, London: T. Woolmer. (Scholar)
- de Sanctis, A., 2005, The ‘Puritan’ Democracy of Thomas Hill Green with some unpublished writings, Exeter and Charlottesville, VA: Imprint Academic. (Scholar)
- Dewey, J., 1969, ‘The Philosophy of Thomas Hill Green’, Andover Review XI. Reprinted in The Early Works of John Dewey, 1882–1898; Volume Three: 1889–1892, Carbondale and Edwardsville, Ill., Southern Illinois University Press, 1969, pp. 14–35. (Scholar)
- Dewey, J., 1969, ‘On Some Current Conceptions of the Term Self’, Mind. Reprinted in The Early Works of John Dewey, 1882–1898, vol. iii, 1889–1892, Carbondale and Edwardsville, Ill., Southern Illinois University Press, 1969, pp. 56–74. (Scholar)
- Dewey, J., 1969, ‘Green's Theory of the Moral Motive’. Reprinted in The Early Works of John Dewey, 1882–1898, vol. iii, 1889–1892, Carbondale and Edwardsville, Ill., Southern Illinois University Press, 1969, pp. 155–173. (Scholar)
- Dimova-Cookson, M., 2001, T. H. Green's Moral and Political Philosophy, Houndsmill: Palgrave, 2001. (Scholar)
- Dimova-Cookson, M., 2011, ‘Justice as a secondary moral ideal: The British idealists and the personal ethics perspective in understanding social justice’, 10 (1): 46–70. (Scholar)
- Dimova-Cookson, M. and Mander, W.J. (eds.), 2006, T.H. Green: Ethics, Metaphysics and Political Philosophy, Oxford: Clarendon. (Scholar)
- Ewing, A. C., 1969, Idealism : A Critical Survey, London: Methuen. (Scholar)
- Fairbrother, W. H., 1900, The Philosophy of Thomas Hill Green, London: Methuen. . (Scholar)
- Francis, Mark and Morrow, John, 1994, A History of English Political Thought in the Nineteenth Century, London: Duckworth. (Scholar)
- Freeden, M., 1978, The New Liberalism: An Ideology of Social Reform, Oxford, Clarendon Press. (Scholar)
- Freeden, M., 1996, Ideologies and Political Theory (Oxford: Clarendon. . (Scholar)
- Gaus, G., 1994, ‘Green, Bernard Bosanquet and the Philosophy of Coherence’, in C. L. Ten, editor, The Routledge History of Philosophy, Volume VII, The Nineteenth Century, London: Routledge, pp. 408–436. (Scholar)
- Gibbins, John R., 1992, ‘Liberalism, Nationalism and the English Idealists’, History of European Ideas, 15 (4–6): 491–497. (Scholar)
- Gordon, Peter and White, John, 1979, Philosophers as Educational Reformers: The Influence of Idealism on British Educational Thought and Practice, London: Routledge and Kegan Paul. (Scholar)
- Greengarten, I. M., 1981, Thomas Hill Green and the Development of Liberal-Democratic Thought, Toronto: Toronoto University Press. (Scholar)
- Greenleaf, W. H., 1983, The British Political Tradition, Volume Two: The Ideological Heritage, London: Routledge. (Scholar)
- Haldar, H., 1894, ‘Green and his Critics’, The Philosophical Review, 3 (2): 168–75. (Scholar)
- Haldar, H., 1927, Neo-Hegelianism, London: Heath Cranton. (Scholar)
- Hampshire, Stuart, 1964, ‘Oxford Virtue’, New Statesman, 7th August.. (Scholar)
- Hansen, P., 1977, ‘T. H. Green and the Moralization of the Market’, Canadian Journal of Political and Social Theory, 1 (1): 91–117. (Scholar)
- Hansen, P., 1978, ‘T. H. Green and the Limits and Liberalism: A response to Professor Lawless [1978]’, Canadian Journal of Political and Social Theory, 2 (2): 156–158. (Scholar)
- Harris, P., 1986, ”Green's Theory of Political Obligation and Obedience’, in The Philosophy of T. H. Green, A. Vincent (ed.), Aldershot: Gower, pp. 127–42. (Scholar)
- Harris, P., 1988–9, ‘Moral Progress and Politics: The Theory of T. H. Green’, Polity, 21: 538–562. (Scholar)
- Harris, P. and Morrow, J., 1985, ‘Did Nettleship Corrupt Green's Lectures? A Comment on Smith [1981]’, History of Political Thought, 6 (3): 643–646. (Scholar)
- Harvie, Christopher, 1976, The Lights of Liberalism: University Liberals and the Challenge of Liberal Democracy 1860–86, London: Allen Lane. (Scholar)
- Hodgson, R., 1880, ‘Professor Green as a Critic’, Contemporary Review, 38: 898–912. (Scholar)
- Holloway, Harry, 1960, ‘Mill and Green on the Modern Welfare State’, Western Political Quarterly, 13: 389–405. (Scholar)
- Hoover, Kenneth R., 1973, ‘Liberalism and the Idealist Philosophy of Thomas Hill Green’, Western Political Quarterly, 26: 550–65. (Scholar)
- Horton, John, 1992, Political Obligation, London: MacMillan. (Scholar)
- Hylton, Peter, 1985, ‘The Metaphysics of T. H. Green’, History of Philosophy Quarterly, 2 (1): 91–110. (Scholar)
- Irwin, T. H., 1984, ‘Morality and Personality: Kant and Green’, in Allen W. Wood (ed.), Self and Nature in Kant's Philosophy, London: Cornell University Press, pp. 31–56. (Scholar)
- Irwin, T. H., 1992, ‘Eminent Victorians and Greek Ethics: Sidgwick, Green, and Aristotle’, in B. Schultz (ed.), Essays on Henry Sidgwick, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 279–310. (Scholar)
- Jenks, C., 1977, ‘T. H. Green, The Oxford Philosophy of Duty and the English Middle Class’, British Journal of Sociology, 28 (4): 481–497. (Scholar)
- Kant, I., Groundwork of the Metaphysic of Morals, trans. by H.J. Paton, New York: Harper Torchbooks, 1964.
- Kant, I., ‘The Metaphysics of Morals’, trans. by M Gregor, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1991. (Scholar)
- Kant, I., ‘Idea for a Universal History with a Cosmopolitan Purpose’, in his Political Writings, second edition, ed. by H. Reiss, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1991, pp.41–53. (Scholar)
- Kemp, J., 1972, ‘T. H. Green and the Ethics of Self-Realisation’, in G.N.A. Vesey (ed.), Reason and Reality: Royal Institute of Philosophy Lectures, Volume Five, 1970–1971, London: MacMillan, pp. 222–240. (Scholar)
- Kemp Smith, Norman, 1905, ‘The Naturalism of Hume’ I and II, Mind (n.s.), 14 (54–5). Reprinted in his Credibility of Divine Existence, edited by A. J. D. Porteous, R. D. MacLennon, and G. E. Davie, London: MacMillan, 1967, pp. 95–138. (Scholar)
- Knapp, V. J., 1969, ‘T. H. Green on the Exorability of Property’, Agora, 1: 57–65. (Scholar)
- Knox, H. V., 1900, ‘Green's Refutation of Empiricism’, Mind (n.s.), 9: 62–74. (Scholar)
- Lamont, W. D., 1934, Introduction to Green's Moral Philosophy, London: George Allen and Unwin,. (Scholar)
- Laski, Harold J., 1949, ‘The Leaders of Collectivist Thought’, in H. Grisewood (ed.), Ideas and Beliefs of the Victorians: An historic reevalution of the Victorian age, London: Sylvan, pp. 417–422. (Scholar)
- Laurie, S. S., 1897, ‘The Metaphysics of T. H. Green’, The Philosophical Review, 6 (2): 113–31. (Scholar)
- Lawless, Andrew, 1978, ‘T. H. Green and the British Liberal Tradition’, Canadian Journal of Political and Social Theory, 2 (2): 142–155. (Scholar)
- Leighton, D.P., 2004, The Greenian Moment: T.H. Green, Religion and Political Argument in Victorian Britain, Exeter and Charlottesville, VA: Imprint Academic. (Scholar)
- Lewis, H. D., 1962, Freedom and History, London: George Allen and Unwin. (Scholar)
- Lidgett, J.S., 1897, The Spiritual Principle of the Atonement, London: Charles H Kelly. (Scholar)
- Lindsay, A. D., 1941, ‘Introduction’, in T. H. Green, Lectures on the Principle of Political Obligation, Oxford: Longmans, pp. vii-xix. (Scholar)
- MacPherson, C. B., 1962, The Political Theory of Possessive Individualism: Hobbes to Locke, Oxford: Oxford University Press. (Scholar)
- McGilvary, E. B., 1901, ‘The Eternal Consciousness’, Mind (n.s.), 10: 479–97. (Scholar)
- Mabbot, J. D., 1967, The State and the Citizen, London: Hutchinson. (Scholar)
- MacCunn, John, 1907, Six Radical Thinkers: Bentham, J. S. Mill, Cobden, Carlyle, Mazzini, T. H. Green, London: Edward Arnold. (Scholar)
- Mander, W. J. (ed.), 2000, Anglo-American Idealism, 19865-1927, Westport, CT: Greenwood. . (Scholar)
- Martin, Rex, 1986, ‘Green on Natural Rights in Hobbes, Spinoza and Locke’, in The Philosophy of T. H. Green, A Vincent (ed.), Aldershot: Gower, pp. 104–26. (Scholar)
- Mehta, V. R., 1973, ‘T. H. Green and the Problem of Political Obligation’, Indian Political Science Review, 7: 115–124. (Scholar)
- Mehta, V. R., 1974, ‘T. H. Green and the Revision of English Liberal Theory’, Indian Journal of Political Science, 35: 37–49. (Scholar)
- Metz, Rudolf, 1938, A Hundred Years of British Philosophy, London: George Allen and Unwin. (Scholar)
- Mill, J.S., 1972, ‘On Liberty’, in his Utilitarianism, On Liberty, Considerations on Representative Government, HB Acton (ed.), London: Dent, pp.69–185. (Scholar)
- Milne, A. J. M., 1962, The Social Philosophy of English Idealism, London: Allen & Unwin. (Scholar)
- Milne, A. J. M., 1967, ‘The Idealist Criticism of Utilitarian Social Philosophy’, Archives Europeenes de Sociologie, 8: 319–331. (Scholar)
- Milne, A. J. M., 1986, ‘The Common Good and Rights in T. H. Green's Ethical and Political Thought’, A. Vincent (ed.), The Philosophy of T. H. Green, Aldershot: Gower, pp. 62–75. (Scholar)
- Monro, D. H., 1951, ‘Green, Rousseau, and the Culture Pattern’, Philosophy, 26 (99): 347–357. (Scholar)
- Monson, Charles H. Jr., 1954, ‘Prichard, Green, and Moral Obligation’ Philosophical Review, 63: 74–87. (Scholar)
- Morrow, J., 1983, ‘Property and Personal Development: an Interpretation of T. H. Green's Political Philosophy’, Politics: Journal of the Australasian Political Science Association, 18 (2): 84–92. (Scholar)
- Morrow, J., 1984, ‘Liberalism and British Idealist Political Philosophy: A Reassessment’, History of Political Thought, 10 (1): 91–108. (Scholar)
- Morrow, J., 1985, “Review Article: Ancestors, Legacies and Traditions: British Idealism in the History of Political Thought’, History of Political Thought, 6: 491–515. (Scholar)
- Muirhead, John H., 1908, The Service of the State: Four Lectures on the Political Teaching of T. H. Green, London: John Murray. (Scholar)
- Mukhopadhyay, Amal K., 1967, The Ethics of Obedience: A Study of the Philosophy of T. H. Green, Calcutta: World. (Scholar)
- Mulholland, L.A., 1990, Kant's System of Rights, New York: Columbia. (Scholar)
- Nettleship, R. L., 1885, Memoir, in The Works of Thomas Hill Green (Volume III), London: Longmans Green, pp. 1-clxi. (Scholar)
- Nicholls, David, 1962, ‘Positive Liberty, 1880–1914”, American Political Science Review, 56: 114–28. (Scholar)
- Nicholson, P. P., 1976, ‘Philosophical idealism and international politics: a reply to Dr. Savigear’, British Journal of International Studies, 2: 76–83. (Scholar)
- Nicholson, P. P., 1985, “T. H. Green and State Action: Liquor Legislation’, History of Political Thought, 6: 517–50. Reprinted in A. Vincent, ed., The Philosophy of T. H. Green, Aldershot: Gower, 1986, pp. 76–103. (Scholar)
- Nicholson, P. P., 1987, ‘A Moral View of Politics: T. H. Green and the British Idealists’, Political Studies, 35: 116–122. (Scholar)
- Nicholson, P. P., 1990, The Political Philosophy of the British Idealists: Selected Studies, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (Scholar)
- Nicholson, P. P., 1995, ‘T. H. Green's Doubts About Hegel's Political Philosophy’, Bulletin of the Hegel Society of Great Britain, 31: 61–72. (Scholar)
- Norrie, Allan W., 1991, Law, Ideology and Punishment: Retrieval and Critique of the Liberal Idea of Criminal Justice, London: Kluwer. (Scholar)
- O'Sullivan, Noel, 1987, The Problem of Political Obligation, New York: Garland. . (Scholar)
- Pant, Nalini, 1977, Theory of Rights: Green, Bosanquet, Spencer and Laski, Varanasi: Vishwavidyalaya Prakashan. (Scholar)
- Parekh, Bhikhu, 1993, ‘A Misconceived Discourse on Political Obligation’, Political Studies, 41: 236–251. (Scholar)
- Passmore, John, 1966, A Hundred Years of Philosophy, Harmondsworth: Penguin. (Scholar)
- Phillips, D. C., 1970, ‘Organicism in the Late Nineteenth and Earlier Twentieth Centuries’, The Journal of the History of Ideas, 31: 413–432. (Scholar)
- Phillips, Michael J., 1976, ‘Thomas Hill Green, Positive Freedom and the United States Supreme Court’, Emory Law Journal, 25: 63–114. (Scholar)
- Plamenatz, John P., 1938, Consent, Freedom, and Political Obligation, London: Oxford University Press; 2nd edition, 1968. (Scholar)
- Prichard, H. A., 1949, Moral Obligation: Essays and Lectures, Oxford: Clarendon. (Scholar)
- Randall, John H. Jr., 1966, ‘T. H. Green : The Development of English Thought from J. S. Mill to F. H. Bradley’, Journal of the History of Ideas, 27 (2): 217–44. (Scholar)
- Reeve, Andrew, 1986, Property, London: MacMillan. (Scholar)
- Rich, P., 1987, ‘T. H. Green, Lord Scarman and the issue of ethnic minority rights in English liberal thought’, Ethnic and Racial Studies, 10 (2): 149–168. (Scholar)
- Richter, M., 1964, The Politics of Conscience: T. H. Green and his age, London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson. (Scholar)
- Richter, M., 1966, ‘Intellectual and Class Alienation: Oxford idealist diagnoses and prescriptions’, Archives Europeenes de Sociologie, 7: 1–26. (Scholar)
- Richter, M., 1987, ‘Green, Thomas Hill’, in D. Miller (ed.), The Blackwell Encyclopaedia of Political Thought, Oxford: Blackwell, pp. 183–6. (Scholar)
- Ritchie, David G., 1896, The Principles of State Interference : Four Essays on the Political Philosophy of Mr. Herbert Spencer, J. S. Mill, and T. H. Green, London: Swan Sonneschein. (Scholar)
- Robbins, Peter, 1982, The British Hegelians 1875–1925, London: Garland. (Scholar)
- Rodman, J. R., 1964, ‘Introduction’, in J. Rodman (ed.), The Political Theory of T. H. Green: Selected Writings, New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, pp. 1-40. (Scholar)
- Rodman, J. R., 1973, ‘What is Living and What is Dead in the Political Philosophy of T. H. Green’, Western Political Quarterly, 26 (3): 566–86. (Scholar)
- Routh, D. A., 1938, ‘The Philosophy of International Relations: T. H. Green versus Hegel’, Politica, 3: 223–238. (Scholar)
- Sankhdher, M. M., 1969, ‘T. H. Green: The Forerunner of the Welfare State’, Indian Journal of Political Science, 30: 148–164. (Scholar)
- Sankhdher, M. M., 1970, ‘T. H. Green's Concept of the Welfare State’, Journal of Political Studies, 3: 1–21. (Scholar)
- Santayana, George, 1933, ‘Fifty Years of British Idealism’, in his Some Turns of Thought in Modern Philosophy: Five Essays, New York: Books for Libraries. (Scholar)
- Sell, A.P.F., 1995, Philosophical Idealism and Christian Belief, Cardiff: University of Wales. (Scholar)
- Selsam, Howard, 1930, T. H. Green: Critic of Empiricism, New York: Lancaster. (Scholar)
- Seth, Andrew, 1887, Hegelianism and Personality, London: William Blackwood. (Scholar)
- Shields, F. Rosamund, 1913–4, ‘The Notion of a Common Good’ Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, 14: 274–290. (Scholar)
- Sidgwick, H., 1902, Lectures on the Ethics of T. H. Green, Mr. Herbert Spencer, and J Martineau, London: MacMillan. (Scholar)
- Sidgwick, H., 1905, ‘The Metaphysics of T. H. Green’, in Lectures on the Philosophy of Kant and Other Philosophical Lectures and Essays, London: MacMillan, pp. 209–66. (Scholar)
- Simhony, A., 1989, ‘T. H. Green's Theory of the Morally Justified Society’, History of Political Thought, 10 (3): 481–498. (Scholar)
- Simhony, A., 1991, ‘On Forcing Individuals to be Free: T. H. Green's Liberal Theory of Positive Freedom’, Political Studies, 39: 303–320. (Scholar)
- Simhony, A., 1991, ‘Idealist Organicism: Beyond Holism and Individualism’, History of Political Thought, 12 (3): 515–535. (Scholar)
- Simhony, A., 1993, ‘Beyond Negative and Positive Freedom: T. H. Green's View of Freedom’, Political Theory, 21 (1): 28–54. (Scholar)
- Simhony, A., 1993, ‘T. H. Green: The Common Good Society’, History of Political Thought, 14 (2): 225–247. (Scholar)
- Simhony, A., 1999, ‘Review Article: Colin Tyler, Thomas Hill Green’, Bradley Studies, 5 (1): 87–106. (Scholar)
- Simhony, A. & Weinstein, D. (eds.), 2001, , The New Liberalism: Reconciling liberty and community, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (Scholar)
- Skorupski, John, 1993, English-Language Philosophy 1750–1945, Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp.75–101. (Scholar)
- Smith, Craig A., 1981, ‘The Individual and Society in T. H. Green's Theory of Virtue’, History of Political Thought, 2 (1): 187–201. (Scholar)
- Spencer, Herbert, 1891, ‘Professor Green's Explanations’, in his Essays Scientific, Political, and Speculative: Volume Two, London: Williams and Norgate. (Scholar)
- Thakurdas, Frank, 1978, The English Utilitarians and the Idealists, Delhi: Vishal. (Scholar)
- Thomas, Geoffrey, 1987, The Moral Philosophy of T. H. Green, Oxford: Clarendon. (Scholar)
- Tyler, Colin, 1998, Thomas Hill Green and the Philosophical Foundations of Politics, Lampeter: Mellen. (Scholar)
- Tyler Colin, 1998, ‘Evolution of the Epistemic Self: A critique of the evolutionary epistemology of Thomas Hill Green and his followers’, Bradley Studies, 4 (2): 175–94. (Scholar)
- Tyler, Colin, 2002, ‘Thomas Hill Green’, in W. J. Mander & A. Sell (eds.), Dictionary of Nineteenth Century British Philosophers (2 volumes), Bristol: Thoemmes, pp. 449–54. (Scholar)
- Tyler, Colin, 2002, ‘Thomas Hill Green’, in P. B. Dematteis, P. Fosl, & L. B. McHenry (eds.), Dictionary of Literary Biography, Volume 262: British Philosophers 1800–2000, Columbia, SC: Bruccoli Clark Layman, pp.95–104. (Scholar)
- Tyler, Colin, 2006, Idealist Political Philosophy: Pluralism and Conflict in the Absolute Idealist Tradition, London and New York: Thoemmes Continuum, Chapter 2. (Scholar)
- Tyler, Colin, 2010, The Metaphysics of Self-realisation and Freedeom: Part 1 of The Liberal Socialism of Thomas Hill Green, Exeter and Charlottesville, VA: Imprint Academic. (Scholar)
- Tyler, Colin (ed.), 2008, ‘Recollections Regarding T.H. Green’, Collingwood and British Idealism Studies, 14 (2): 5–78. [Contains full-annotated recollections by Henry Sidgwick, Albert Venn Dicey, William L. Newman, Henry Nettleship, Sir Edward Strachey, Albert R. Vardy, Charles S. Parker, John St Loe Strachey and Charles A. Fyffe.]. (Scholar)
- Veitch, J, 1889, Knowing and Being, Edinburgh: Williams Blackwood. (Scholar)
- Vincent, Andrew (ed.), 1986, The Philosophy of T. H. Green, Aldershot: Gower. (Scholar)
- Vincent, Andrew, and Plant, Raymond, 1984, Philosophy, Politics, and Citizenship: The Life and Thought of the British Idealists, Oxford: Basil Blackwell. (Scholar)
- Walsh, W. H., 1986, ‘Green's Criticism of Hume’, in A. Vincent (ed.), The Philosophy of T. H. Green, Aldershot: Gower, pp. 21–35. (Scholar)
- Ward, Mrs. Humphrey (Mary Augusta), 1888, Robert Elsmere, reprinted in numerous editions. (Scholar)
- Weinstein, D., 1991, ‘The Discourse of Freedom, Rights and Good in Nineteenth-Century English Liberalism’, Utilitas, 3 (2): 245–262. (Scholar)
- Weinstein, D., 1993, ‘Between Kantianism and Consequentialism in T. H. Green's Moral Philosophy’, Political Studies, 41 (4): 618–635. (Scholar)
- Weinstein, W. L., 1965, ‘The Concept of Liberty in Nineteenth Century English Political Thought’, Political Studies, 13: 145–62. (Scholar)
- Wempe, Ben, 1986, Beyond Equality: A study of T. H. Green's theory of positive freedom, Eburon: Delft. (Scholar)
- Wempe, Ben, 2004, T.H. Green's Theory of Positive Freedom: From Metaphysics to Political Theory, Exeter and Charlottesville, VA: Imprint Academic. (Scholar)
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