biography
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McTaggart, John (McTaggart Ellis)
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| male
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| (1866–1925)
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| biography:
| Philosopher, born in London, UK. He taught at Cambridge (1897–1923). His systematic metaphysics is set out in The Nature of Existence (2 vols, 1921, and posthumously 1927). He is regarded as the most important of the Anglo-Hegelian or Idealistic philosophers who dominated British and American thought in the late 19th-c and early 20th-c. |
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