W. J. Mander is Professor of History of Modern Philosophy at University of Oxford, where he is a Fellow of Harris Manchester College. He was educated at University College London and Corpus Christi College, Oxford. In addition to nineteenth century British philosophy, he has interests in Early Modern philosophy and philosophy of religion.

• 1: Radicalism and Conservatism in Early Social Thought 2: Heterodoxy and Orthodoxy in Early Religious Thought 3: Associationist Sensationalism vs Scottish Common Sense 4: The Rise of Science and the Philosophy of Science 5: Mid-century Responses to Religious Doubt 6: Mid-century Moral Intuitionism 7: Comtism in Britain 8: Varieties of Evolution 9: Naturalism and Idealism 10: Developments in Moral and Social Thinking 11: Developments in Philosophy of Religion Coda. The Development of a Discipline and a Literature

W. J. Mander is Professor of History of Modern Philosophy at University of Oxford, where he is a Fellow of Harris Manchester College. He was educated at University College London and Corpus Christi College, Oxford. In addition to nineteenth century British philosophy, he has interests in Early Modern philosophy and philosophy of religion.

• 1: Radicalism and Conservatism in Early Social Thought 2: Heterodoxy and Orthodoxy in Early Religious Thought 3: Associationist Sensationalism vs Scottish Common Sense 4: The Rise of Science and the Philosophy of Science 5: Mid-century Responses to Religious Doubt 6: Mid-century Moral Intuitionism 7: Comtism in Britain 8: Varieties of Evolution 9: Naturalism and Idealism 10: Developments in Moral and Social Thinking 11: Developments in Philosophy of Religion Coda. The Development of a Discipline and a Literature

W. J. Mander is Professor of History of Modern Philosophy at University of Oxford, where he is a Fellow of Harris Manchester College. He was educated at University College London and Corpus Christi College, Oxford. In addition to nineteenth century British philosophy, he has interests in Early Modern philosophy and philosophy of religion.

• 1: Radicalism and Conservatism in Early Social Thought 2: Heterodoxy and Orthodoxy in Early Religious Thought 3: Associationist Sensationalism vs Scottish Common Sense 4: The Rise of Science and the Philosophy of Science 5: Mid-century Responses to Religious Doubt 6: Mid-century Moral Intuitionism 7: Comtism in Britain 8: Varieties of Evolution 9: Naturalism and Idealism 10: Developments in Moral and Social Thinking 11: Developments in Philosophy of Religion Coda. The Development of a Discipline and a Literature